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TV quiz

All the pictures in this column reveal the name of a type of cake. Can you name them all? Answers on the back page of this puzzles supplement

Can you name this West Country view? It was taken by Western Daily Press photographer Steve Roberts. Solution on Page 8 Send in your own Where in the West pictures by email to wdreaderspictures@b-nm.co.uk (marking your email Where in the West) Tomorrow Three pages of puzzles in West Country Life magazine

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QUESTIONS 1 Somerset actress Sarah Parish, pictured top, stars as queen Pasiphae in a new fantasy adventure for BBC One. What's the name of the mythological show? 2 Naomi Campbell, pictured, presents The Face for Sky Living. She and her fellow supermodels starred in whose music video back in the Nineties? 3 What character does Catherine Tyldesley play in ITV's Coronation Street? 4 Mark Chapman used to copresent on which radio station alongside Chris Moyles? 5 Cast Your Mind Back...Downton Abbey is back on the small screen on ITV. What's the name of the 1999 film Hugh Bonneville starred in alongside Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant? ANSWERS Page 8

Assemble the first letter of the surname of each of the people pictured below to spell the surname of a famous broadcaster. Solution on Page 8

Compiled with the help of Tom Williams at wordgames.co.uk – competitions online at westerndailypress.co.uk/competitions

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Numbercross Numbercross

Brain BrainTraining training

Replace the question mark with a letter so that the How long will it take you to correctly fit these numletters within each circle can be re-arranged to form bers into the grid? Cross off the numbers in the list as words with a common theme. What are the three you find them. words, and the letter represented by the question 2 digits: 14 24 31 61 mark?

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Knightfinder Knightfinder

The solutions from 1 to 12 are all six-letter words ending with the letter M in the centre. Moving clockwise from 1, the letters in the outer circle will spell out the name of a U.S. actress and writer. Tradition National song Beat Haphazard Weak Respect

7 Unit of length 8 Tell 9 Brook 10 Gas 11 Symbol 12 Regain

Chess Chess White to play and win.

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TODAY’S WORD: INSERT

A: The four kids were there by the broken glass when Ron ran out. “Who did it?” he cried. “Not me,” John told him. “It was Pete.” “It wasn’t Pete at all,” said Sam. “John did it.” Peter grinned. “Well, it wasn’t me, and Anne didn’t do it either,” he declared. Ann just said nothing. In fact each boy made one true and one false statement. One of the four was guilty, but which one?

utes to find as many as possible. Words

must be at least three letters. Plurals and multiple forms of the same verb

are acceptable, but proper nouns and

Yesterday's Solutions Ye sterday’s solutions

The Brain Teaser Brain teaser

CIRCLEGRAM: The letter represented by the question mark is G. Gnocchi, granita, lasagne, all Italian food. CLOCKWORD: 1 Elapse, 2 Little, 3 Voyage, 4 Impede, 5 Salute, 6 Palace, 7 Refuse, 8 Emerge, 9 Scythe, 10 Loathe, 11 Engine, 12 Yankee. CELEBRITY: Elvis Presley. MINDBENDERS: A: 40 girls, 20 boys. B: Adam’s number was 24183. CHESS: 1. Nc6+ bxc6, 2. Qb3+ Bb4, 3. Qxb4 mate.

ACROSS 1. Jumped well when it stopped raining (7) 5. Pours a whole glass for the fellow I'll drink with? (5,2) 9. Was quick to put the record back in the tattered old sleeve (5) 10. When the world's in bad shape, they can improve matters (9) 11. Re-does differently and changes the contours of the map (6) 12. Good heavens! It's the work of Eliot! (2,6) 14. Haggle, but pay the bill (5) 15. Slipped and skidded round about there (9) 18. The new trees, darn it, providing cover for the soldier (6,3) 20. Writes a letter, perhaps, of sorts (5) 22. When the money's found in the marsh, becoming vainglorious (8) 24. Should he back out, will be told again (6) 26. “Experienced” didn't go far enough (9) 27. Fawn on, until daybreak (5) 28. The River Gold is in flood (7) 29. Does one keep chattering on to the charmer? (7)

Belvedere Belvedere

“Let's blame the cat!”

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ACROSS DOWN ACROSS DOWN 1. Away 1. Poem 1. Jobseeker's Away Poem 4. allow- 1. 2. Crafty 4. Jobseeker’s allowance 2. Crafty ance 3. Apartment 6. Test 3. Apartment 6. Town in Germany 7. Test Youth Training Scheme 5. 5. Town in Germany 7. Youth Training Scheme

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1. Which is the odd one out: Belize, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Montserrat?

B: “My coffee’s getting cold,” said Bill. “I’m waiting R for cream and sugar.” The girl didn’t seem too con27 words - good; 40 words - great; T cerned. “Sorry,” she replied. “But most people don’t 53 words or more - fantastic use them here.” Bill kept his temper. “Really? Well, SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: SHINDY I’ve been checking your other customers,” he told din, dins, dis, dish, dishy, hid, hind, hinds, his, ins, shin, her. “Twelve have taken sugar, seven have taken shiny, shy, sin, yin. cream, three have taken both, and only two have taken neither.” How many customers in all? hyphenated words are not allowed.

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Ode Memoire Odd One Out

Mindbender Mindbender

the word INSERT? You have 15 min-

Your time:

Word Wordscrambler Scrambler I

Mini-crossword Mini crossword

Your time:

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HOW many words can you make from

Starting from the top left hand corner, and moving continuously as a Knight would in a game of chess, i.e. two squares horizontally followed by one square vertically, or two squares vertically followed by one square horizontally, spell out the names of five Formula One drivers. You may only use each square once. We have started you off with the first two letters of the first word.

Clockword Clockword 1 2 3 4 5 6

Vocabulary, Observation, Intuition, Logic and Arithmetic.

Introducing a brand-new system of integrated puzzles designed to increase your mental agility. Targeting the five key areas of Vocabulary, Observation, Intuition, Logic and Arithmetic, each exercise is carefully graded to give your brain a healthy work-out, while benefiting your powers of concentration and increasing your problem-solving skills. You can either do each day’s group of puzzles all at once, or fit them in whenever you have the time. Target times are given in minutes in the little clocks. They require no special knowledge or abilities, but with regular practice you’ll soon find your daily average time improving. And they’re fun too! So take the VOILA test today. You’re never too young to start, and it’s never too late to make the most of your most important faculty - your brain.

Starting at the left with the given number, work your way across each of these puzzles applying the instruction in each cell to your number.

2. Which is the odd one out: Kenneth Branagh, Mel Gibson, Ethan Hawke, Ian McKellen?

Answer 1:

Answer 2:

Your time:

Yesterday’s Ye sterday’ssolutions solutions Mirror Image Pattern “B” is the mirror image.

9-er 9-letter word is OBSTINACY. Saint, Yob, Tycoon. X is to Y 1: Australia; 2: Face How many? 2 hours

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No.No 6,313 6, 313 DOWN 1. Came to get cool (9) 2. To go up, will trudge through the river (7) 3. In the shade on the street, curled up, is the dog (3,6) 4. Rush on board, perhaps (4) 5. Halves the two figures (5,5) 6. Among the more popular gem-stones, its appeal is great (5) 7. Does the farmer get his services for a cut price? (7) 8. F is for “fake” (5) 13. Drawing, with twine, into a neat bundle (10) 16. The African was very keen, at the time, to get a drink (9) 17. Someone demolishing a ship (9) 19. Speak ill of the second fellow to come ashore (7) 21. Succeed in getting the clergyman into the vessel (7) 22. Frank is not keen (5) 23. In short, at the end of winter, another season starts (5) 25. Move not a step (4)

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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE No. 6312: ACROSS: 1 Out of one's mind; 8 Cockles; 9 Serpent; 11 Mangle; 13 Flotilla; 15 Layer; 16 Ladders; 18 Shannon; 19 Staff; 21 Alighted; 23 Bertha; 25 Signora; 26 Intense; 28 Measured tread. DOWN: 2 Uncanny; 3 Owl; 4 Oast; 5 Easily done; 6 Marat; 7 Needles; 8 Complete ass; 10 Tears of rage; 12 Lorna; 14 Blonde hair; 17 Elsie; 18 Shingle; 20 Antenna; 22 Hoops; 24 Lied; 27 Tar.

Coffee Break Ye sterday’s Word Yesterday’s Wordpuzzler puzzler solutions

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Cryptic Crypticcrossword crossword

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Can you identify the first names of the Carry On regulars listed below? Words are written horizontally or vertically, but not diagonally or backwards.

SUDOKU Gentle

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THE CLUES

1. Rome, 2. Eden, 3. Navy, 4. York, 5. Kilt, 6. Tank, 7. Kiss, 8. Swan, 9. Nova, 10. Able, 11. Edge, 12. Echo, 13. Oche, 14. Epic, 15. Clef, 16. Feel.

Keyword: SHELLEY. WORD WHEEL: Nine-letter word: COLLIDING. JUST SO: Snakes and ladders.

WORDWISE: C: Gondolier’s song.

COADUNATE A - To combine, B - Compel, C - Red-faced monkey

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Which well-known saying or expression can be found below? (6,2,3)

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6. Shop 7. Lane 8. Music 9. Girl 10. Big

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

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9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Travel permit Mountains Remain Egg part Murder Heavy metal Information Prayer ending

Sudoku Sudoku challenge challenge

Starting from 1, fill in the grid in a clockwise direction with four-letter words. The last letter of each word becomes the first letter of the next to reveal the sevenletter key word in the shaded boxes. Keyword clue: A fish Intelligence Black marketeer Singlet Amphibian Ridge of sand Every Unit of time Wealthy

Word Word wheel wheel You have 10 minutes to find as many words as possible using the letters in the wheel. Each word must use the hub letter and at least three others, and letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns. There is one nine-letter word in the wheel. How you rate: 20 words, average; 35 words, good; 50 words, very good; 60 or more, excellent.

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CROSSWORDS: CRYPTIC Across: 1 Brush, 6 A-to-ll, 9 Heroine, 10 Pla-I-n, 11 Yarns, 12 Boob(i.e.)s, 13 Best man, 15 Pen, 17 Army, 18 Ad-MI-re, 19 Jerry, 20 Cellar, 22 B-od-e, 24 Hal(-ted), 25 Curator, 26 Stare, 27 At sea, 28 Fares, 29 Art-is-an, 30 G-runt, 31 Rally. Down: 2 Roller, 3 Shifty, 4 Hen, 5 No-t on, 6 An-ybo-dy, 7 Teas(-e), 8 Longer, 12 Baker, 13 B-atch, 14 Sm-all, 15 Pilot, 16 Newer, 18 Argue, 19 Jam tart, 21 Easter, 22 Banana, 23 Do wel-L, 25 Craig, 26 Sean, 28 Far. QUICK Across: 1 Stoop, 6 Cobra, 9 Rollmop, 10 Knead, 11 Melon, 12 Robin, 13 Demoted, 15 Get, 17 Emir, 18 Parade, 19 Steal, 20 Images, 22 Tune, 24 Tan, 25 Habitat, 26 Cabin, 27 Pilot, 28 Datum, 29 Perched, 30 Egged, 31 Never. Down: 2 Tandem, 3 Orator, 4 Pod, 5 Flood, 6 Comical, 7 Open, 8 Rooted, 12 Rents, 13 Debit, 14 Milan, 15 Gamut, 16 Tenet, 18 Pagan, 19 Sedated, 21 Making, 22 Tirade, 23 Nature, 25 Hitch, 26 Cope, 28 Den.

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Across 1 Remove what may be piled untidily outside the bus terminus (6) 7 Does such bowling call for deodorants? (8) 8 Left by air for a favourite spot (4) 10 To fine leg? (6) 11 Painter who was sick of being in the police? (6) 14 An interjection of huge emphasis (3) 16 Like something solid for my tea, perhaps (5) 17 One’s holiday may be in the balance (4) 19 Something cold a pupil’s unhappy about (5) 21 It’s commonplace not to allow a successful conclusion (5) 22 After a time, ten may come from a rubber tree (5) 23 One of those courtroom smoothies (4) 26 Having had a lot of fresh dates? (5) 28 A lining to keep the kettle warm? (3)

29 Despot possibly ratty about a piece of news (6) 30 Being out about a quarter of an inch is not bad (6) 31 Birds giving breathless cries? (4) 32 County whence everything may go to the crown? (8) 33 A flier with a name as an artist (6) Down 1 Maybe read about a horse being a potential killer! (6) 2 Aim for an extraterrestrial satellite (6) 3 Attractive change of rule (4) 4 Such a place maybe figures in a deal (7) 5 She provides transport to Los Angeles (5) 6 A girl accepts it in friendship (5) 8 Old ones have their convictions (4) 9 I see men’s hearts as cold and hard (3)

12 Persuaded to get part pickled (3) 13 The Spanish hold a grammatical article as feminine (5) 15 The sickly boy weakened (5) 18 You might write one like a shot (5) 19 Held session one day (3) 20 The Continental kiss is without real care (3) 21 There are ways bands can hide unwanted information (3,4) 22 Grassy part of a clearing (3) 23 To be seen in a natural light (6) 24 Fair Isle maiden (4) 25 A county, part of London, actually near Harrow (6) 26 A plant to keep for sale (5) 27 Try endlessly to sort out our mess in “32 Across” (5) 28 A letter we get wrong is in the minority (3) 30 When shot, will it run away? (4)

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Fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers from 1 to 9. There’s no maths involved – solve the puzzle with reason and logic!

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Just Just so so

Scribble Scribblepad pad 1. Red 2. Annie 3. Miss 4. White 5. Lord

This word may seem familiar, but what does it mean?

WORDPUZZLER

6. Fraser 7. Butterworth 8. Windsor 9. Sims 10. James

Word Word spiral

WORD SPIRAL:

1. Hawtrey 2. Dale 3. Williams 4. Douglas 5. Jacques

Word Word wise wise

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Across 1 Package (6) 7 Particular (8) 8 Fog (4) 10 Card suit (6) 11 Profession (6) 14 Mesh (3) 16 Health worker (5) 17 Elderly (4) 19 Start (5) 21 Wading bird (5) 22 Disgusting (5) 23 Playthings (4) 26 More learned (5) 28 Barrier (3)

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Down 1 Iran, formerly (6) 2 Scolded (6) 3 Allows (4) 4 Skin pigment (7) 5 Skinflint (5) 6 Distress signal (5) 8 Hair (4) 9 Ready (3)

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Sprint (3) Treatise (5) Danger (5) Magic spirit (5) Wager (3) Deity (3) Announcers (7) Charge (3) Flair (6) Portent (4) Sibling (6) Joint (5) Cutlery item (5) Failure (3) Tear (4)

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Write the words forwards, back, up or down onto the sticks and make sense of the crossing letters

FIDDLESTICKS: SECRETIVE T O T A U R Using the letters of the clue, complete a well-known phrase. N of PHRASE Clue: ANCHOR IN DEEP

TURN of PHRASE: A DROP IN THE OCEAN

CUT&PASTE

A B C D E F G H

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N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Complete the word using only re-shaped letters

A B C D E F G H

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Surname

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Postcode Postcode:

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Leaves

Oral

Ploy

Author Lynda (photo)

Minor setback

Forbid Conserve jar

Drag

Author JK (photo)

L E T T E R B O X E S Resolve the anagram and enter your solution downwards into the bold boxes.The last letter of each answer (including the anagram answer) begins the next one.

Open Microbe Seabird droppings

Liquidise

HAS LEG FIN 1

JK ROWLING (photo)

2 3

Opera song

Tree

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Herb

Mate

Mend Small river

Boon

List of corrected mistakes

Expert

Contented cat sound

Native New Zealander

8 9 To pitch

Foot the bill Loosen

To lean

Hue

Begin

Adept

CLUES: 1 Barbed whaling dart or spear 2 Holey trap fabric 3 Boardway access to a ship 4 Smoked herring 5 Fishing-line spool 6 Rescue vessel 7 Many small fry 8 Imaginary marine snake 9 Walking track by a canal

Curves

Carries Stir up

Amount to

Jibe or dig

6th SENSE Find the odd word out in six

Napoleon’s island

To fling

Sunburn The most orderly

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Epic tale

Everyone

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Congers Furry nectarine Uses a razor

Fisherman

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Apportion Small lump

Artist .... Harris

DAY OUT FOR TWO

Rub or abrade

On the West Somerset Railway

Safe refuge

Most apt

Save 31%

Thatching grass

Boat back Untidy

In tomorrow’s magazine

Ten of the most unusual pub names in the West Country and three pages of puzzles

Travel

6th SENSE: SAUCE (Vegetables) TURNIP PARSNIP CABBAGE POTATO ONION

Admission payments

Whip Ardent follower

LYNDA LA PLANTE (photo)

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Scolds

Ghost or rum

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Who am I?

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WHO... won the Oscar for Best Actress in 1940? WHAT... is a flokati? WHERE... is Christmas Island? WHEN... did Martina Navratilova win her first Wimbledon singles title? Answers Vivien Leigh; A Greek rug; Indian Ocean; 1978. TWO

WHO... played Krystle Carrington in the 1980s TV show Dynasty? WHAT... is pomology the study of? WHERE... was the Temple of Artemis? WHEN... did Johann Gottfried Galle discover Neptune? Answers Linda Evans; Fruit; Ephesus; 1846.

1 Hanna-Barbera Productions was founded 2 Actor Richard E. Grant was born 3 Guy Mitchell had a UK No 1 single with Singing The Blues 4 Elvis Presley bought Graceland Answer: 1957 TWO

1 The entire Tate Gallery was opened for the first time in ten years 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers beat Leicester City 3-1 in the FA Cup Final 3 Orson Welles starred in The Third Man 4 Richard Gere was born Answer: 1949 THREE

1 Anita Ekberg starred in La Dolce Vita 2 Author Nevil Shute died 3 Vivien Leigh and Sir Laurence Olivier were divorced 4 Johnny Kidd and the Pirates had a UK No 1 single with Shakin’ All Over Answer: 1960 FOUR

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WHO... invented the aqualung? WHAT... sort of animal lives in a form? WHERE... is the home ground of Tottenham Hotspur FC? WHEN... did Dana International win the Eurovision Song Contest? Answers Jacques Cousteau; Hare; White Hart Lane; 1998. FIVE

WHO... was leader of the Labour Party from 1980-1983? WHAT... number is opposite 20 on a dartboard? WHERE... is the capital city of Croatia? WHEN... did Bolton steeplejack Fred Dibnah die? Answers: Michael Foot; Three; Zagreb; 2004. SIX

WHO... won the European Championship in 2004? WHAT... letter is represented by a dot then a dash in Morse code? WHERE... is The League Of Gentlemen set? WHEN... did Gerald Ford become President of the USA? Answers: Greece; A; Royston Vasey; 1974.

1 Jenny Agutter starred in Walkabout 2 Fashion designer Coco Chanel died 3 T. Rex had a UK No 1 hit single with Hot Love 4 Playwright Terence Rattigan was knighted Answer: 1971 FIVE

1 Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in Total Recall 2 Madonna had a UK No 1 with Vogue 3 A ban on British beef-on-thebone was lifted 4 One in five people had refused to pay poll tax Answer: 1990 SIX

1 The Verve had a UK No 1 hit with The Drugs Don’t Work 2 Jack Nicholson starred in As Good As It Gets 3 The Bank of England was given independence from political control 4 British nanny Louise Woodward was freed from a US prison after her murder conviction was reduced to manslaughter Answer: 1997

2 Marge and Bill live a quarter of the way along the straight road from Pitt to Cherry. Driving over to Ted’s place, 18 kilometres north of their home, they found the old bridge was down. “So we turn back and go via Cherry,” Marge declared. “It’s only 12 kilometres from Ted.” “Sure, or we could go via Pitt,” Bill replied. “Same total distance either way, and they’re all good straight roads.” They were also exact numbers of kilometres, so how far was Ted’s place from Pitt? ANSWER: Ted was 22 km from Pitt. 3 “Look, mum,” said Bobby, pointing to a little heap of coins. “All from my piggy bank.” Joan looked. “That’s a lot,” she commented. “How much in all?” The boy grinned. “A third of them are 1p pieces, a quarter are 5p, a seventh are 10p, and the other twenty-three are 20p.” How much? ANSWER: Bobby had £7.13 (84 coins). 4 “You’ve got two boys and two girls. How old are they?” asked Steve. “It’s odd you asking, because my older son Pete noticed a coincidence about their ages last night,” Clem replied. “The square of his age, added to my age, makes the square of Susan’s age added to Betty’s age. And the square of Paul’s age, added to my age, gives Susan’s age added to the square of Betty’s age.” “Okay, that’s all I need.” Steve chuckled. “I know you’re thirtyfive yourself.” He was right, so what were the four ages? ANSWER: Peter 14 years old, Paul 4, Susan 15, Betty 6. 5 “Congratulations, but the age gap does seem a bit big,” said Clare. “How old is Chris anyway?“ Sam smiled. “Well, I’ll tell you. But it’s love that matters, not age. If you multiply the sum of our two ages by their difference, you get one more than five times the square of my age.” Love’s young dream! But what were their ages? ANSWER Sam is 20, Chris is 49. 6 “Sorry,” said Roy, “but I can give you forty pence. If I gave you a pound, you’d have twice as much as me.” Linda smiled. “Well, that’ll help a lot,” she told him. “I’ll have twice what I’ve got now.” How much did Roy have? ANSWER: Roy had £1.70.

The word may sound familiar, but do you know what it means? ONE

PSILOSIS A Devonian fossil B Loss of hair C Muscle of the pelvis ANSWER: B TWO

RAGOUT A Disorderly B Groove in masonry C Type of stew ANSWER: C THREE

SAXICOLOUS A Growing among rocks B Ancient measure of approximately seven feet C Roman ladder ANSWER: A FOUR

SHAMMY A Pretending B A soft leather C Wizard-priest ANSWER: B FIVE

SUBULATE A Awl-shaped B Somewhat sad C Overthrow ANSWER: A SIX

TAPOTEMENT A Type of dance movement B Percussion in massage C Ornamental fabric ANSWER: B

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Where in the West

TV quiz

All the pictures in this column reveal the name of a type of cake. Can you name them all? Answers on the back page of this puzzles supplement

A singer, I was born in London in 1922. My real first name is Walter. My biggest UK hit was Meet Me on the Corner in 1955, and I used to present the television game show Family Fortunes. Answer: Max Bygraves

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Assemble the first letter of the surname of each of the people pictured below to spell the surname of a famous broadcaster. Solution on Page 8

TWO An actress, I was born in California in 1981. Early in my acting career I made an appearance in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I played Summer Roberts in TV’s The O.C. and currently star as Zoe Hart in the series Hart of Dixie. Answer: Rachel Bilson

Compiled with the help of Tom Williams at wordgames.co.uk – competitions online at westerndailypress.co.uk/competitions

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Can you name this West Country view? It was taken this week by regular contributor John Baginski, of Bath. Solution on Page 8 Send in your own Where in the West pictures by email to wdreaderspictures@bepp.co.uk (marking your email Where in the West) Tomorrow Three pages of puzzles in your new-look West Country Life magazine

QUESTIONS 1 Kevin McCloud is back for another series of Grand Designs on Channel 4. What year did the show launch? 2 Gregg Wallace appears alongside Philippa Forrester in Harvest on BBC Two. Who is his co-presenter on MasterChef? 3 Nigel Harman stars in the new series of Mount Pleasant on Sky1. What period drama, written by Julian Fellowes, will he be debuting in this autumn? 4 John Michie bids farewell to Coronation Street in September. Who plays his long-term love Stella? 5 Cast Your Mind Back... Doc Martin is back for another series. What former police show did Caroline Catz meet her husband Michael on? ANSWERS Page 8

All the pictures in this column reveal the name of motor cars made by one iconic manufacturer. Can you name them all? Answers on the back page of this supplement

THREE An author, I was born in Indiana in 1871. My brother was a popular singer-songwriter. Famed for my socialism and naturalistic style of writing, my novels include Sister Carrie and An American Tragedy. Answer: Theodore Dreiser

FOUR A socialite, I was born in Missouri in 1867. I committed much of my life to philanthropic work, including women’s rights and literacy for children. I became an ‘unsinkable’ legend after surviving the Titanic disaster in 1912. Answer: Margaret ‘Molly’ Brown.

FIVE A playwright, I was born in Czechoslovakia in 1937. I was knighted in 1997, and have been involved with human rights issues, especially those concerning Eastern Europe. My plays include Arcadia and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. Answer: Tom Stoppard

SIX A singer, I was born in London in 1983. I was expelled from the Sylvia Young Theatre School at 14, and released my debut album Frank five years later. My second album, Back to Black, won five Grammy awards in 2008. My struggle with drink and drugs was welldocumented in the tabloids, and I died of alcohol poisoning in 2011. Answer: Amy Winehouse

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1 “I run five steps while you run four,” Betty declared. “You don’t have a chance.” Ron grinned. “Don’t I? You’ll see,” he replied. “Five to my four, all right, but four of your steps are the same as three of mine.” In a race, starting level, how far would Ron run while Betty ran exactly 300 metres? ANSWER Ron would run 320 metres.

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WHO... was the Egyptian God with the head of a scarab beetle? WHAT... is clinophobia? WHERE... is Pakistan’s largest city? WHEN... was Derby winner Shergar stolen in County Kildare? Answers Khepri; Fear of going to bed; Karachi; 1983.

The following events all occurred in a year in living memory. Can you guess the year?

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Your new Friday puzzles supplement We hope you find the new Friday puzzles section challenging and entertaining. Please let us know what you think and – if we possibly can – we will amend, adjust and improve these pages to take into account your views and preferences. Please email the editor, Tim Dixon, with your comments: tim.dix on@b-nm.co.uk Many of the puzzles in this section have been compiled for the Western Daily Press by Tom Williams of Wordgames – www.wordgames.co.uk Without Tom’s contribution, this new Western Daily Press supplement would not have been possible. There are more puzzles to enjoy in tomorrow’s Western Daily Press. We have added a third page of brain teasers to our new-look glossy West Country Life magazine and there are two pages of puzzles in the main paper. We hope you enjoy them.

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1 Rowing blades (4) 2 Mud-loving animal (12) 3 Certain (4) 4 Motorway (4) 5 A light birthday treat with icing and candles (6,4) 6 Impervious to rain (10) 7 On time (8) 8 Title (4) 9 A clue (4) 10 To no purpose (10) 14 Beg lifts (5-4) 15 Naval spirit (3) 17 Crescent (3) 20 Painters and sculptors (7) 21 Pants and vests (9) 22 The workforce (5) 23 Haughty — keeping apart from others (5) 27 Wealth (9) 32 Cowboy cheers (7) 33 A mimic (12) 34 Small orange (9) 35 New Year wish (10) 36 Elevate, lift up (5) 37 Creative thoughts (5)

1 Musical bands (10) 6 Gun or sword (6) 11 Nimble (5) 12 Inclusion as family after fostering (8) 13 Person who tends the flock (8) 16 Tricked (7) 18 Red gemstone (6) 19 Come to a halt (4) 20 Entertain and humour (5) 22 Frighten (5) 24 Industrious insect (3) 25 Tawdry knick-knacks (3) 26 Crosswise (8) 28 Very small particles (5) 29 Movie (4) 30 A bout of spending (5) 31 Half-and-half (5-5) 35 Insistent, perseverant (10) 39 Dowdy woman (5) 40 Gasp (4) 41 Martini fruit (5) 42 Fragment of whole (8) 43 Make a mistake (3) 44 Everybody (3) 45 Newspaper industry (5)

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 47 Hazard a theory Laboratory worker (10) P O 8N 9H 10N A E W S A R T C H E S 38 O R (5) 49 Leave out (4) (10) U 11A G I L E O P site A U 39 Fun-rides I A 50 Long slender sword (6) 42 Flower sellers (8) 12 T I ON M N E O P (3) A Drunner P R 46 Snow R 51 Savoury pasta 13 14 (7) 15 16 17 E N D R E P H E 48 S H (8) 54 Flowing garland Collection or group (3) C H E A T E D 18 R ARNE T G (4) U Calf meat 57 Isolation or theI stateO 52 L 19 20 21 22 23 of being alone 53 Egg-shaped (4) S U P E S U M A CARE S T(8)O P 24 58 Jewelled head-dress (5) R 54 Espies (4) AN T R N C S L C O 59 Now hear this! (6) 25 55 Rant and . . . (4) 26 27 28 A L A N O G A I D T S A M T O T 60 To dismay (10)H 56 Bankruptcy (4) F O K O F E I L H A 29 30 31 32 33 F Y T F I F E E R P S M L I F 34T Y I F I L T W M A K U E 36R S 37I S T E N 38T 39F R U M P 40P A N T P E A E A A D E G L I V E 42F R A C T I O N 43E R R E H R C E S 44A L L S R N 47G U E 48S S 49O M I T R E 46S S O 50 E I ER P A R K N N C O 54S T 55R E A M E 56R A 52V I 53O L I A U V 57S O L I T U D E E T V O A N E T I I ARA L 59L I S T E N 60D I S H E A R T E N

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