13a French veto being an insignificant thing (9) 24d Move into underwear (5) S _ I _ T 5d The nature of perfume (7) _ _ _ _ _ _ T 6d Opposed to new type of fiction (9) _ _ _ _ _ _ O _ L Empty head...
8a, Set order of trial you are heard to be in (6) _ _ _ U _ E 1d. Angled the country in ended (8) _ _ _ I _ H _ D although possible that last letter could be a R instead of D (although unlikely I...
41a. In the wrong (6) G _ I _ C _ Only thing I can think of is GLITCH, but am struggling to match it with the clue. A GLITCH is usually associated with a fault, gremlin or snag etc. Pretty sure of...
15a. Nearly shut, left why sound (7) E _ O _ E _ Y I'm pretty sure all adjoining clues and letters are correct (you never know). Only word I can get to fit is ESOTERY, but I can't get a definite...
11a. ....and more lofty when including current, he agrees (7) T _ L _ I _ R (assuming my other answers correct) Only candidate appears to be TALLIER, but I can't find the logic to explain it. Any...
Weekly puzzle to solve. Usually Scottish (or national) related recent news story from the last few days or week. Question: A lack of interest in what skill is responsible for job losses and closures...
What was the 'Anster Foy' I believe Anster is the proper way to pronounce Anstruther in Fife, Scotland. And Foy is an old word for feast, drink or gift given to someone about to leave, and is also an...
32a. Scrutinizes, it's said, breakwaters (5) R _ E _ S I suspect REEFS as a type of breakwater, but I'm puzzles about the Scrutinizes, it's said - part of the clue. Scrutinizes implies SEES, and Reefs...
The answer will be something that's been in the papers/news, usually over the last few days. I can't find anything obvious.
Who is the 'ghost' found off Ullapool?
Many thanks for any help...
The answer will be something that's been in the news, usually over the last few days. I can't find anything obvious.
Who is the 'ghost' found off Ullapool?
Many thanks for any help...
