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What does actor Jodie Whittaker say she wished she hadn’t done as a teenager? Solve the crossword, then read down the shaded squares.

ACROSS 11 Post-piste fun (5-3) 12 Yellow pigment (5) 13 Nuclear (6) 14 Carpenter’s tool (4) 15 Oval shape (7) 16 Competitors (8) 17 Cavalryman (7) 18 Small cafe (3,4) 19 Part of a foot (4) 21 Amount due (5) 23 Large wave (7) 24 Accompanies (7) 28 Greasy (4) 29 And so

forth (abbrev)(3) 30 Senior years (3,3) 33 (Picture)

mounting (7) 35 North Sea fuel (3) 36 Nil (4) 38 Male deer (4) 39 Large vase (3) 40 Shelf support (7) 42 Delayed (4,2) 43 Abate (3) 44 Sponge off (4) 48 Striker at cricket (7) 50 Outlay, cost (7) 51 Demon, devil (5) 54 Entry permit (4) 56 Mottled (horse) (7)

57 Temporary measure (7) 60 Diff er in opinion (8) 61 Circus gymnast (7) 63 Running competition (4) 64 Large soup dish (6) 65 Strong dark beer (5) 66 Distance downwards (8)

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DOWN 1 Web weaver (6) 2 Willingness to share (10) 3 Guided along (7) 4 Concede (5) 5 Military takeover (4) 6 Ties on footwear (9) 7 Evolve, grow (7) 8 Hobbies (8) 9 Plant fertiliser (6)

10 Elizabeth I’s century (9) 18 Bus on rails (4) 20 Pair (5) 22 Settle overseas (8) 25 Pesticide-free (7) 26 Soya product (4,4) 27 Branch of a tree (5) 31 Illustrate verbally (8) 32 Form the basis for (8) 34 Things which attract (7) 37 Awkward (5) 41 Creature, animal (5) 44 Talking very quietly (10) 45 Spiteful (9) 46 Digger (9) 47 Unwanted plant (4) 49 Clear, obvious (8) 52 Let go of (7)

ANSWER: HAD HER TONGUE PIERCED

ACROSS: 11 Apres-ski 12 Ochre 13 Atomic 14 Adze 15 Ellipse 16 Entrants 17 Trooper 18 Tea room 19 Heel 21 Debit 23 Breaker 24 Escorts 28 Oily 29 Etc 30 Old age 33 Framing 35 Gas 36 None 38 Stag 39 Urn 40 Bracket 42 Held up 43 Ebb 44 Wipe 48 Batsman 50 Expense 51 Fiend 54 Visa 56 Piebald 57 Stopgap 60 Disagree 61 Acrobat 63 Race 64 Tureen 65 Stout 66 Deepness DOWN: 1 Spider 2 Generosity 3 Ushered 4 Yield 5 Coup 6 Shoelaces 7 Develop 8 Pastimes 9 Potash 10 Sixteenth 18 Tram 20 Brace 22 Emigrate 25 Organic 26 Bean curd 27 Bough 31 Describe 32 Underpin 34 Magnets 37 Inept 41 Beast 44 Whispering 45 Malicious 46 Excavator 47 Weed 49 Apparent 52 Release 53 Stutter 55 Amazed 58 Accuse 59 Abide 62 Ritz

53 Stammer (7) 55 Astonished (6) 58 Blame formally (6) 59 Endure, tolerate (5) 62 Luxury London hotel (4)

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THIS WEEK’S HOT READ

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THE OTHER PEOPLE by CJ Tudor (£12.99, Michael Joseph, HB) CJ Tudor has crafted an intense novel that gets right to the heart of what it means to love and grieve. Gabe sees his fi ve-year-old daughter

Izzy in the car in front.

At home, he discovers his wife dead and the body of a girl the police are convinced is Izzy. Three years later, the events of that night are emerging – for when justice isn’t served, some decide to take it into their own hands…

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The evil within She by HC Warner (£12.99, HQ, PB) Ever wondered if beauty is just skin deep? Well, it’s defi nitely the case when it comes to Ben’s girlfriend Bella. She’s stunning, but his family and friends feel that something is off about her. Soon, Bella’s controlling behaviour starts to seep out of her. The brilliance of this book lies in how it reveals each perspective. This is a real page-turner.

It’s all fl ooding back... The Woods by Vanessa Savage (£14.99, Sphere, HB) Focusing on suppressed trauma, The Woods has a haunting fairy-tale quality that s both immersive and eerie. It’s 10 years since Bella Cooper and her sister Tess went into the woods the day of their father’s wedding. Only Tess came out. Now, she returns and must confront her past.

Nowhere else to turn Happy Ever After by CC MacDonald (£12.99, Harvill Secker, HB) n this chilling debut, housewife Naomi’s desperation for another child leads her into temptation. As a rift grows between her and her husband James, she is drawn to Sean, only to discover that she is pregnant. But it’s clear someone isn’t prepared to let her forget, and Naomi is led into the past. This chilling read really twists perceptions.

STARSCOPE Your stars for next week by Penny Thornton

ARIES 21 Mar – 20 Apr This could be an exciting or unsettling week with money right at the heart of it. Stay calm, don’t lose your head and think outside the box. For your reading ☎ 09058 172557

LIBRA 24 Sep – 23 Oct Be creative, especially with fi nances. There is more than one way around an impasse, more than one way to fi x a broken fence. Do nothing in a hurry or in a fi t of pique. For your reading ☎ 09058 172563

TAURUS 21 Apr – 21 May Consider this to be the start of your new year. Whatever’s happened in the past three weeks can be put in the memory box and left there. Be fearless and diversify. For your reading ☎ 09058 172558

SCORPIO 24 Oct – 22 Nov These infl uences inspire change and the unexpected. So, if the ground beneath you starts to move, adapt and learn to dance on a moving carpet. For your reading ☎ 09058 172564

GEMINI 22 May – 22 Jun The clues are there if you look close enough – the clues to freedom and independence or the reason recent events have panned out the way they have. For your reading ☎ 09058 172559

SAGITTARIUS 23 Nov – 21 Dec Events happen quickly and not in a way you may have imagined. But there’s a cosmic plan in there somewhere. Take a breath, take it slow and keep your cool. For your reading ☎ 09058 172565

CANCER 23 Jun –23 Jul It’s time to talk money, and it’s time to get other people to step up to the plate. There are new ways around old problems. Why not use the element of surprise? For your reading ☎ 09058 172560

CAPRICORN 22 Dec –20 Jan Money may not be the root of all evil, but it’s probably on your to-do list. Maybe you didn’t expect a certain outcome, but it has more potential than you think. For your reading ☎ 09058 172566

LEO 24 Jul –23 Aug A decision needs to be reached, fi rst and foremost about a relationship. Be prepared for a curve ball or two and don’t pull up the drawbridge too soon. For your reading ☎ 09058 172561

AQUARIUS 21 Jan –19 Feb A new moon in your sign, and a new beginning. The unexpected and the unusual are on the menu, so forget about playing it safe and take a walk on the wild side. For your reading ☎ 09058 172567

VIRGO 24 Aug –23 Sep Things may not be turning out quite as you expected, and people may not be dancing to your tune. But if you’ve got lemons, what do you do? Make limoncello! For your reading ☎ 09058 172562

PISCES 20 Feb –20 Mar Making a discovery can be liberating and it can also be discombobulating. But keep remembering that it’s better you know what’s what, than to remain in the dark. For your reading ☎ 09058 172568

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