Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 27352
Hints and tips by scchua
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BD Rating – Difficulty *+*/2 – Enjoyment ***
A straightforward enjoyable, as usual, one from Jay, to whom thanks. A 1.5*/3* for difficulty/enjoyment.
Putting the words to lights – crossword clues explained in plain English
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BD Rating – Difficulty *+*/2 – Enjoyment ***
A straightforward enjoyable, as usual, one from Jay, to whom thanks. A 1.5*/3* for difficulty/enjoyment.
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The link has been updated and now works!
The link to today’s puzzles is currently incorrect, it should be:
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02753/Wed_Dec_4_CQ_27_35_2753817a.pdf
Thanks to James Wood and Prolixic for the information
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BD Rating – Difficulty *** – Enjoyment ****
A fun start to the Toughie week from my favourite lady setter on the Daily Telegraph.
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BD Rating – Difficulty */** – Enjoyment ***
I thought that this was a pleasant puzzle but it didn’t take very long. Do let us know how you got on.
Continue reading “DT 27351”
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ****
There is still a deafening silence from Telegraph Towers. This is unforgiveable and totally unprofessional behaviour of the kind that you expect from a cowboy operation, not from a quality newspaper.
Fortunately today’s offering from Rufus is as enjoyable as ever.
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There is still no word from Telegraph Towers as to the cause of the outage which has hit the online puzzle site. Surely as subscribers we deserve some sort of explanation for the loss of the service for which we have all paid.
As is usual for the weekend prize crosswords, I will select a number of the more difficult clues and provide hints for them.