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All aboard! A selection of rail-related references to help your daily solve In the example clues below, I explain the two parts of each: the definition of the answer and the wordplay – the recipe for assembling its letters. In a genuine puzzle environment, of course, you also have the crossing letters, which greatly alleviate your solving load. The explanations contain links to previous entries in this series on such matters as spelling one word backwards to reveal another. And setters’ names tend to link to interviews, in case you feel like getting to know these people better. Labour, it tell ..read more

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Click here to access the print version Two chains of words run from * to &, and from # to %, with some running upwards or right-to-left as necessary. Each chain is clued in the order of its answers, which should be fitted in where they will go, using the answers to the other clues as guides. Each chain exhibits a common feature that will help placement even if not all clues in the chain have been solved ..read more

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Click here to access the print version. Normal Sudoku rules apply, except the numbers in the cells contained within grey lines add up to the figures in the corner. No number can be repeated within each shape formed by grey lines ..read more

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