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Buses to Heathrow Terminal 5

It appears that no local London bus service will operate to Terminal 5 when it opens at the end of this month. If there is an alternative way to reach T5 from Hatton Cross or Heathrow Central APART...
11:29 Sat 01st Mar 20083 answers, last by 08012006 19:36 Sat 01st Mar 2008
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Telegraph Cryptic 25543 today

Stuck on the almost the whole top half of today's across clues as follows 1 Anchor by source of current on river (8) 5 Female luvvie getting part (6) 9 Control journalists on booze (8) 10 - ferric 11...
19:05 Tue 19th Feb 20081 answer, last by ace bt 19:10 Tue 19th Feb 2008
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Sunday Telegraph General 797

8down: Is there a "village near Okehampton in Devon" called Longworthy or Langworthy; this would fit the letters from the across answers, but I can't find it on the map.
07:56 Sun 17th Feb 20087 answers, last by 08012006 13:20 Sun 17th Feb 2008
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Sunday Telegraph general 795

22a Adjutant stork of India (6) - * R * A * A
11:23 Sun 03rd Feb 20081 answer, last by JimJools 11:26 Sun 03rd Feb 2008
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Sunday Telegraph General 791

Answer to 5a would be appreciated please. Short name for a disease-transmitting insect (6) * O * Z * E (Orly,Zucchetto,Estonian)
13:28 Sun 06th Jan 20083 answers, last by 08012006 13:30 Sun 06th Jan 2008
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Sunday Telegraph general 790

14d space between bed and a wall (6) R*E*L*
13:23 Sun 30th Dec 20072 answers, last by TydFan 20:14 Sun 30th Dec 2007
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New Year Honours

Beats me why George Alagiah has been awarded an OBE. He reads the TV news and flaps his hands about . Parky deserves his knighthood though.
15:16 Sat 29th Dec 200716 answers, last by lankeela 13:49 Fri 04th Jan 2008
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Today's Daily Telegraph cryptic 25486

22 across - Devious controller leaving work on Sunday (8) Please explain why the answer is SVENGALI - I understand the "devious controller", but am puzzled by "leaving work on Sunday "
19:33 Thu 13th Dec 20071 answer, last by managra 19:52 Thu 13th Dec 2007
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Sunday Telegraph General 786

A16 Beetle with a lengthy narrow body (9) ??????O?N 21 Archaic word meaning clothing or robing (7) 24 Variety of apple brought from Normandy (7) 25 Act of casting off skin (7) E?D???? 26 Gadget used...
11:47 Sun 02nd Dec 200711 answers, last by dwil 11:37 Mon 03rd Dec 2007
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Daily Telegraph Cryptic 25472

I'd just like to share my esteem for two ingenious and humorous anagram clues from today's Telegraph: - 3down - Real thin with a cute bust (9) 5down - Cooking novice once fed on this? (11,4) THIN A...
13:20 Tue 27th Nov 20072 answers, last by sarumite 14:08 Tue 27th Nov 2007
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Today's Telegraph cryptic 25464

20a - Worn-out horse endlessly tired (4) * A * E Mare fits "horse" but why ?
15:42 Sat 17th Nov 20072 answers, last by 08012006 15:48 Sat 17th Nov 2007
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Sunday Telegraph general 781

14a In psychology, a task set as an experiment (7) a ? f ? a b e
19:33 Sun 28th Oct 20072 answers, last by 08012006 07:18 Mon 29th Oct 2007
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Yesterday's Telegraph cryptic

21a Family left, mistaking poor mark. Can you explain please why the answer is STIGMA
09:37 Fri 19th Oct 20071 answer, last by ulysses100 09:40 Fri 19th Oct 2007
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Shareview

Since the transfer of the Shareview business from LloydsTSB to Equiniti on Oct 1st, I have been unable to access my portfolio on Shareview. http://www.shareview.co.uk/Pages/default.aspx Are others...
10:30 Wed 17th Oct 2007
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Today's Telegraph cryptic 25436

Could anyone please explain the following 3 answers, clues have been copied from the ONLINE version of the crossword:- 20a Affluent area represented at heart by losers? (4,8) HOME COUNTIES 31A Request...
13:19 Tue 16th Oct 20074 answers, last by 08012006 13:39 Tue 16th Oct 2007
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Sunday Telegraph General 779

10a Small piece of shiny material (7) * P * * * L * 2d Stretch of turbulent water in the sea (7) RIPTIDE ? 3D South American plant with very large leaves (7) G * * * E * A
13:35 Sun 14th Oct 20078 answers, last by walcot 18:33 Sun 14th Oct 2007
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Today's Daily Telegraph cryptic 25425

Could one of you please explain 21d "J is for jacket" (6) . REEFER fits (= jacket) but why "J is for" cRessida, rEd Admiral, wEight. Would prefer 9a to be (1,5) rather than (6) for O'Casey
14:53 Wed 03rd Oct 20075 answers, last by 08012006 18:23 Wed 03rd Oct 2007
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Sunday Telegraph cryptic 2398

Stuck on two 30A A copper kitchen gadget (6) P * E * * * 22D Next day the bee is buzzing round (6) * E * I * *
18:40 Sun 23rd Sep 20071 answer, last by Christiana 18:47 Sun 23rd Sep 2007
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On-line purchase of uk rail tickets through "retailer"

Apart from receiving one's tickets by post for an additional charge, is there an alternative when no fast-ticket station is shown as your start point. Presumably you must have a ticket when you set...
08:59 Sun 23rd Sep 20073 answers, last by 08012006 18:55 Sun 23rd Sep 2007
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Sunday Telegraph general 776

10across Informal word for a contemptible person (5) s * * * t S H * T is obviously not the answer, though it sure fits the meaning !
08:50 Sun 23rd Sep 20075 answers, last by sincnoel 12:03 Sun 23rd Sep 2007

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