Puzzles Western Daily Press 20 September 2013

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Where in the West

All the pictures in this columnreveal the name of motor carsmade by one iconicmanufacturer. Can you namethem all? Answers on the backpage of this supplement

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

QUESTIONS1 Kevin McCloud is back foranother series of Grand Designson Channel 4. What year did theshow launch?2 Gregg Wallace appearsalongside Philippa Forrester inHarvest on BBC Two. Who is hisco-presenter on MasterChef?3 Nigel Harman stars in the newseries of Mount Pleasant onSky1. What period drama,written by Julian Fellowes, willhe be debuting in this autumn?4 John Michie bids farewell toCoronation Street in September.Who plays his long-term loveStella?5 Cast Your Mind Back... DocMartin is back for another series.What former police show didCaroline Catz meet her husbandMichael on?ANSWERS Page 8

TV quiz

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

PuzzlesPuzzlesPuzzles

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

2 PUZZLES FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20 2013 WESTERN DAILY PRESS WDP-E01-S3

Circlegram NumbercrossReplace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be re-arranged to form words with a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

N

The solutions from 1 to 12 are all six-letter words end-ing with the letter N in the centre. Moving clockwise from 1, the letters in the outer circle will spell out the name of a British comic actor.

1 Ravine2 Narcotic3 Deed4 Calculate5 Fungal plant6 Confine

7 Cricket side8 Mythical creature9 Area10 Shrewd judgment11 Young cat12 Order

Clockword

ChessWhite to play and win.

How long will it take you to correctly fit these num-bers into the grid? Cross off the numbers in the list as you find them.

2 digits: 32 33 34 383 digits: 233 259 359 409 429 933 939 9594 digits: 1935 2435 4345 4347 4463 4996 5488 78955 digits: 49887 789866 digits: 350144 350314 351348 8850448 digits: 64343694 68446894

“I don't know who he was but I think he likes your meat.”

Belvedere

Brain TrainingVOILA! 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 increas-ing 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.

Knightfinder Mini crosswordStarting 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 sea captains. You may only use each square once. We have started you off with the first two letters of the first word.

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Your time:

Odd One Out 2

1. Which is the odd one out: day, shadow, ring, gloves?

2. Which is the odd one out: windows, shepherd, measles, whist?

CIRCLEGRAM: The letter represented by the question mark is O. Monument, Holborn, Pimlico, all London tube stations.CLOCKWORD: 1 Salmon, 2 Toucan, 3 Enjoin, 4 Parson, 5 Happen, 6 Etymon, 7 Notion, 8 Damson, 9 Origin, 10 Reason, 11 Falcon, 12 Fasten. CELEBRITY: Stephen Dorff.MINDBENDERS: A: New total £149.42. B: Father 50 years old, Pam 20.CHESS: 1. .... Qxh2+, 2. Kxh2 Rh6+, 3. Kg3 Rh3 mate.

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Mindbender

Yesterday’s solutions9-er9-letter word is DIPLOMATS. Tomato, Salad, Topsoil.X is to Y1: Rubber Soul; 2: NostromoHow many?185

Mirror ImagePattern “D” is the mirror image.

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1. A winding-sheet? (8-5)

8. The sweet is a reward, we're told (7)

9. Drink a round, obviously in a hurry (7)

11. To help the man out, had everything ready (4,2)

13. Is it never drunk at sea? (4-4)

15. Cry and moan (5)

16. Towards the centre, where the patients are (7)

18. How one knows, and no mistake, the tax will be due in (3,4)

19. Getting a nibble, say, in the bay (5)

21. Part of the play in which Thora goes into diplomacy (5,3)

23. Back the fools go, to have a drink (6)

25. See the cod I caught put back and see set free (7)

26. Left back the vehicle round about six (7)

28. The wrong direction (13)

DOWN 2. Making one step inside again to have a

break (7) 3. Left in a heap at the bakery (3) 4. Getting the letter from France is up to you

(4) 5. Is successful - in making friends? (4,2,4) 6. Stop at about five, since (5) 7. Riles one, mixing a number into the

draughts (7) 8. Back in captivity, as one had thought (11) 10. Doesn't have exits (4,7) 12. Or afterwards, in the open, beat (5) 14. A bullet-proof waistcoat? (4-6) 17. In his off-periods, he won't work at all! (5) 18. The port is the port I left, sailing at one (7) 20. For your information, the box contains a

plant (7) 22. Fancy a drink round about the end (5) 24. Pleased with oneself, sticks it back (4) 27. Strange, disregarding our gossip! (3)

SOLUTION TO PUZZLE No. 6306:ACROSS: 1 Come come; 5 Reefer; 9 Resettle; 10 Remain; 12 Laughs; 13 Savag-ing; 15 Spread abroad; 18 In other words; 23 Retraced; 24 Fillet; 26 Raisin; 27

Moreover; 28 Desert; 29 Preserve. DOWN: 1 Curdle; 2 Miscue; 3 Catchup; 4 Mile; 6 Ewe-lamb; 7 Flat-iron; 8 Ren-egade; 11 Hands on; 14 Hearten; 16 Mirrored; 17 Contains; 19 Heavier; 20 Driv-

ers; 21 Sliver; 22 Starve; 25 Four.

Yesterday's Solutions The Brain Teaser No. 6,307

Coffee Break

A B C D E F G H

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A: “Figures can be so interesting,” said Mike to Tom. “Take my age, for example. If you add it to its two digits, you get the same digits but in reverse order.”How old was he?

B: Tom handed back the sheet of paper. “So you wrote down our two ages side by side,” he said. “What’s so special about the 4-digit number they make?”“Come on, Dad, it was obvious,” replied Brian. “That number is also just twice what you get when you multiply your age by mine.”The boy was right! What were their ages?

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ACROSS1. Vertical doorframe4. Overdose5. Cyprus6. Flightless birds

DOWN1. Gag2. Notice3. Lads5. Copper

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.

Answer 2:

Word ScramblerTODAY’S WORD: ASPECT

HOW many words can you make from

the word ASPECT? You have 15 min-

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

hyphenated words are not allowed.

30 words - good; 45 words - great;

60 words or more - fantastic

SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: SAWYERaery, are, ares, awe, awes, awry, aye, ayes, ays, ear, ears, easy, era, eras, rase, raw, ray, rays, rye, ryes, saw, say, sea, sear, sera, sew, sway, swear, war, ware, wares, wars, wary, was, way, ways, wear, wears, weary, wry, yaw, yaws, yea, year, years, yeas, yes, yew, yews.

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2Ode Memoire1Numbercrunch

NumbercrossCirclegram

Clockword

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Word Scrambler Mindbender

Ye s t e r d a y ’s Solutions

Belvedere

Brain Teaser No 6,172

Ye s t e r d a y ’s Solutions

WESTERN DAILY PRESS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20 2013 PUZZLES 3WDP-E01-S3

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: 15 words, average; 20 words, good; 25 words, very good; 30 or more, excellent.

WORD SPIRAL: 1. Oral, 2. Loch, 3. Half, 4. Fair, 5. Reef, 6. Flaw, 7. Warm, 8. Muck, 9. King, 10. Golf, 11. Frog, 12. Gold, 13. Drab, 14. Boot, 15. Till, 16. Last. Keyword: MasTiFF.

WORD WHEEL: Nine-letter word: POiNTLEss.

JUST SO: Know it all.

WORDWISE: C: Help forward.

WORDPUZZLER

Which well-known saying or expression can be found below? (5,2,4)

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Can you identify the words that may follow grand from the clues listed below? Words are written horizontally or vertically, but not diagonally or backwards.

This word may seem fam iliar, but what does it mean?

a - substitute, B - Done by stealth, C - Light, three-wheeled vehicle

Moderate 1. Panel of

judges 2. Keyboard

instrument 3. Musical

drama 4. Gorge

5. Teacher 6. Last 7. Citizen 8. Nobleman 9. Close

noisily 10. songbird

THE CLUES

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 seven-letter key word in the shaded boxes.

1. Broth 2. Rugby forward 3. Baby carriage 4. Church service 5. Ride waves 6. Pool of money 7. Record 8. stylish

9. Placid 10. Bill of fare 11. Pakistani language 12. second-hand 13. Expensive 14. Wealthy 15. Clue 16. Body powder

Yesterday’s solutions

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!

Keyword clue: a chemical element

Coffee Break

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Across 3 Man’s name (5) 8 Engine (5) 10 Passageway (5) 11 Prohibit (3) 12 Ferocious fish (5) 13 Buyable (3,4) 15 Tree (5) 18 Be indebted to (3) 19 Lust (6) 21 Gloomy (7) 22 Principal (4) 23 Peruse (4) 24 Last game (7) 26 Dealer (6) 29 Fruit (3)

31 More rational (5)

32 Planet (7) 34 Polite (5) 35 Male (3) 36 Wanderer (5) 37 Gauge (5) 38 slow tempo (5)

Down 1 automaton (5) 2 Rainstorm (7) 4 Pain (4) 5 Package (6) 6 Rambles (5) 7 Transparent (5)

9 Pitch (3) 12 Railway carriage (7) 14 Pointed tool (3) 16 Frogman (5) 17 Prepared (5) 19 Obedient (7) 20 Gives out (5) 21 sofa (5) 23 Diet (7) 24 scorn (6) 25 immerse (3) 27 Fabric (5) 28 Transfer (5) 30 Renovate (5) 32 Cast off (4) 33 Rubbish (3)

1. Brian (Murphy)2. David (Jason)3. Larry (Hagman)4. Reg (Varney)5. arthur (Lowe)

6. Ronnie (Barker)7. Terry (scott)8. Gorden (Kaye)9. Bill (Maynard)10. Rowan (atkinson)

Across 3 Party animals? (5) 8 Where a peruke’s a

common article? (5) 10 Three changes of

anaesthetic (5) 11 it’s eaten in less than a

minute (3) 12 in Paris, say, can be seen

to be out of line (5) 13 in fairness, it’s possibly

said to be rough (7) 15 Brief experience of an

altered state (5) 18 she’s less than

devastating (3) 19 Difficult time struggling

to reload (6) 21 One too apt to give

infantile imitations (7) 22 Regards as a key

agreement (4) 23 One held by men to be

close (4) 24 Encountered wild deer

in measured quantity (7) 26 in cricket, how can

there be no balls? (6) 29 in a race, chap in a

stern position (3) 31 Wrongdoing in the heat

of the moment? (5)

32 Tango in a possibly social setting, showing no emotion (7)

34 Plunges into low places (5)

35 Humbly, it may be in hand (3)

36 Nominally lyric composer (5)

37 Pay out the Poles for a bloomer! (5)

38 Proverbially hard, they can still be slain (5)

Down 1 in sum, it means less (5) 2 Talks with a chap

having uneasy rest (7) 4 an article, note, for

you (4) 5 People providing

information for an essay (6)

6 arrange dates in someone else’s place? (5)

7 Goddess making a vast difference out East (5)

9 He raises some suggestions (3)

12 a disease, that is, appearing in scabs (7)

14 Plant four on the 4th of July (3)

16 United in dealing with weeds (5)

17 icelandic animal? (5) 19 articles one disagrees

with? (7) 20 Classic charmer giving

me some ideas (5) 21 The intriguing scent of

money! (5) 23 Foreigner getting

cross, i see, in unfriendly surroundings (7)

24 Of such envelopes, mother has one with nothing inside (6)

25 Little Joey is australian (3)

27 Pictures containing more than meets the eye (5)

28 Does his “The Kiss” show Ronald embracing Diana? (5)

30 a slip up from someone’s pal (5)

32 Prevent any escape where an animal’s concerned (4)

33 incandescent container? (3)

Word puzzler

Word wheel

Just so

Word wise Word spiral

Sudoku challenge

Cryptic crossword

Quick crossword

Scribble pad ✍

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CROSSWORDS: CRYPTIC Across: 4 sawing, 7 Wet paint, 8 aB-sent, 10 R-ail-s, 13 step, 14 Midi, 15 stew, 16 sty, 17 Brae, 19 away, 21 Fr-act-ur-ed, 23 P-eas, 24 sled, 26 sue, 27 C-lot, 29 Goes, 32 Pa-in, 33 He-art, 34 spoilt, 35 Hat-field, 36 strafe. Down: 1 sW-arm, 2 staid, 3 Bags, 4 state, 5 Was-p, 6 Ni-ne-ty, 9 Be-Ware, 11 aim, 12 Lib-Ra, 13 stets-on, 15 (cul-de-)sac, 16 sad, 18 Rascal, 20 W-edge, 21 Fee, 22 Ult., 23 Pulpit, 25 Her, 28 Li-the, 30 O-ase-s, 31 study, 32 Pisa, 33 Huff. QUICK Across: 4 Entire, 7 Overturn, 8 Romany, 10 Trash, 13 More, 14 Harp, 15 Pole, 16 Wet, 17 iran, 19 Gait, 21 Transport, 23 Mien, 24 Tone, 26 Cop, 27 step, 29 Note, 32 Poor, 33 Later, 34 Panama, 35 stampede, 36 street. Down: 1 Mouth, 2 Cedar, 3 itch, 4 Enrol, 5 Tame, 6 Rennet, 9 Oregon, 11 Raw, 12 spire, 13 Monster, 15 Pan, 16 Wit, 18 Ransom, 20 arena, 21 Tip, 22 Pop, 23 Mozart, 25 ate, 28 Toast, 30 Otter, 31 Erred, 32 Pane, 33 Lump.

Word wise

Word puzzler Cryptic crossword

Word spiral

Just so

Scribble padWord wheel

Sudoku challenge

Quick crossword

Ye s t e r d a y ’ssolutions

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CLUES DOWN 1 Swollen through injury or ill health 2 Flowering plant with tapering stalks 3 Rise from bed (3,2) 4 Instrument for playing the violin 5 Awkward lout 6 To spar10 A joke or hoax12 A single unit

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Double visionon the moorsCONTRASTING INTERPRETATIONS 4

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4 High cupboard (7)

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WHO... succeeded Henry VIII?WHAT... is the fourth letter ofthe Greek alphabet?WHERE... did Mark Spitz win 7Olympic gold medals?WHEN... did Samuel Johnsoncomplete his dictionary?Answers Edward VI, Delta,Munich, 1755.

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WHO... wrote The Call Of TheWild and White Fang?WHAT... does ANZAC standfor?WHERE... is the home groundof Crystal Palace FC?WHEN... did the Duke ofWindsor marry Wallis Simpson?Answers: Jack London,Australian and New ZealandArmy Corps, Selhurst Park, 1937.

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WHO... plays Batman in the filmBatman Begins?WHAT... does a spirometermeasure?WHERE... was the venue of theLondon Live 8 concert in 2005?WHEN... was the Suez canalopened?Answers: Christian Bale, Lungcapacity, Hyde Park, 1869.

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WHO... was Prime Minister ofBritain at the start of World WarII?WHAT... is a person lacking ifthey are suffering from scurvy?WHERE... in the US is theBeehive state?WHEN... was Tom Cruise born?Answers Neville Chamberlain,Vitamin C, Utah, 1962.

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WHO... won Olympic gold in1972 for the Pentathlon?WHAT... is bacillophobia thefear of?WHERE... was It’s a WonderfulLife set?WHEN... was Eddie Cochran’sonly UK number one single?Answers: Mary Peters,Microbes, Bedford Falls, 1960.

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WHO... recorded AlphabetStreet, Gold and Cream?WHAT... parts of the body areaffected by nephritis?WHERE... were the 1988Olympic games held?WHEN... was Four WeddingsAnd A Funeral released?Answers: Prince, The kidneys,Seoul, 1994.

Year t’isThe following events all occurredin a year in living memory. Canyou guess the year?

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1 Cary Grant starred in His GirlFriday2 John Hurt was born3 The UK Government launchedan anti-gossip campaign4 George VI introduced theGeorge Cross and the GeorgeMedalAnswer: 1940

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1 The British government bannedembroidery on women'sunderwear and nightwear2 Sweet rationing began3 Comedian Billy Connolly wasborn4 Walt Disney had anothercinematic hit with BambiAnswer: 1942

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1 Charlton Heston starred in TheGreatest Show On Earth2 Al Martino had the first UK No1 single with Here In My Heart3 Tea rationing ended4 Actress Isabella Rossellini wasbornAnswer: 1952

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1 Manfred Mann had a UK No 1single with Do Wah Diddy Diddy2 The Beatles starred in A HardDay's Night3 Actor Alan Ladd died4 Play School was the firstprogramme officially broadcaston BBC2Answer: 1964

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1 Lionel Richie had a UK No 1single with Hello2 Rob Reiner's This Is Spinal Tapwas released3 The Boat Race was postponedfor a day after Cambridge's boatwas damaged4 Actress Diana Dors diedAnswer: 1984

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1 Bill Murray starred inGroundhog Day2 Ace Of Base had a UK No 1single with All That She Wants3 Actor River Phoenix died4 The cult siege at Waco endedwith an infernoAnswer: 1993

Impossipuzzles1 Susan stopped typing. “T hat’sf u n ny, ” she said. “I’ve just donetwo invoices for Lunex, sameamounts and both amountseven pounds.”“That moon outfit, eh?” Clemsmiled. “W h at ’s odd about thatif the things are the same?”“Well, they’re for pluto,” thegirl told him. “But one’s for twosizes at 49p and 74p, while theother is for the 59p and 69psiz es.” “All strictly net and notax, then.” Clem glanced at theinvoices. “That is really odd,and it could not have been thatway for any smaller totals.”What were those totals?ANSWER: Each invoice is £13.

2 Tony had been very quiet andbusy at his desk. “Yo u ’re notvery sociable,” Anncomplained. “What are youdoing?” “Just a little thing Idiscovered about our streetnu m b e r, ” her husband replied.“Added to the sum of its threedigits, it makes five times whatyou get if you reverse the orderof those digits.”What was the number?ANSWER: The number was 621.

3 Clem emptied the bag ofkalotan kobels on the the table.“I know you like them,” he said.“Crazy about them! But som a ny, ” Helen replied. “T heymust have cost a fortune.” “Nottoo much,” Clem told her. “I gotone more than the price of eachin pence, £3.80 the lot.”How many had he bought?ANSWER: Clem bought 20 kobels.

4 “I found these two tickets onthe bathroom floor,” said Paul.“They could be valuable.”Steve took them. “Thanks a lot,Dad, they’re for our Clubraf fle,” he replied. “But it’snothing very big, 10p each, andthere are only five hundredtickets in all.” “Well, I amusedmyself working out somethingon their numbers,” Paul toldthe boy. “T hey’re consecutiveand the difference betweentheir cubes is exactly seventimes the square of the numberof our house.”What were the ticket numbers?ANSWER: Tickets 166 and 167.

5 “Careful, now,” Ann warnedthe boy, handing him the paperbag. “You get 5p each on them,and full bottles are 31p each.Get litres, remember, the sameas these.” “Fine, mum,” Samreplied. “But how many emptiesdid you put in?““All we had,” Ann told him.“And here’s 68p, the differenceyo u ’ll have to pay.”How many full bottles did Samhave to buy?ANSWER Sam had to buy threefull bottles.

6 “Happy Birthday,” thechildren chanted as Marthacame into the classroom.“Happy birthday to you.” Butthen little Lucy had to ask theforbidden question!“How old am I?” Martha smiled.“Well, you’ll get my age if yousubtract five times what I wasfive years ago from five timesmy age five years from now.”We l l ?ANSWER: Martha was 50 years.

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PURSYA Fat and shortB Children’s gameC Welsh graniteANSWER: A

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RENAYA Be born againB RepeatC RenounceANSWER: C

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SAPORA Liquid soapB TasteC Deep comaANSWER: B

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TASSA Fringe on a hatB Drinking-cupC AcidulousANSWER: B

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ABASHA Resonant soundB DemolishC Strike with shameANSWER: C

Who am I?ONE

A painter, I was born inWyoming in 1912. An abstractexpressionist, I popularised thetechnique of Action Painting. Iwas once portrayed in film bythe actor Ed Harris, and mymajor works include Blue Polesand Galaxy.Answer: Jackson Pollock.

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A singer, I was born in Londonin 1979. I once fronted an indieband called ‘theaudience’ and Irecorded a duet with the ManicStreet Preachers. My motherwas a Blue Peter presenter andmy solo hits have included Tak eMe Home and Murder on theD a n c e fl o o r .Answer: Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

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An author, I was born in NewDelhi in 1971. I am the daughterof a well-known Indian author,and published my debut novelin 1998. In October 2006 mysecond novel, The Inheritance ofLoss, won the Man BookerPriz e.Answer: Kiran Desai.

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An actor, I was born inCalifornia in 1958. I was in along-term relationship with theactress Susan Sarandon, and wehave two sons together. I oncethreatened to punch ajournalist at an awards show.My films include Z a t h u ra , Wa rof the Worlds and Mystic River,for which I won an Oscar forBest Actor in a Supporting Role.Answer: Tim Robbins.

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A footballer, I was born inLondon in 1968. I have playedfor several English teamsincluding Millwall,Southampton and CrystalPalace, and was briefly aplayer/coach for SwindonTown. I appeared in the thirdseries of I’m a Celebrity, Get MeOut of Here! and my nicknameis ‘Razor’.Answer: Neil Ruddock.

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An actress, I was born in NewYork City in 1983. I am thedaughter of a French painterand an American writer, and Ispeak fluent French. My filmappearances have included Dee pImpact, The Glass House andEyes Wide Shut.Answer: Leelee Sobieski.

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QUESTIONS1 Kevin McCloud is back foranother series of Grand Designson Channel 4. What year did theshow launch?2 Gregg Wallace appearsalongside Philippa Forrester inHarvest on BBC Two. Who is hisco-presenter on MasterChef?3 Nigel Harman stars in the newseries of Mount Pleasant onSky1. What period drama,written by Julian Fellowes, willhe be debuting in this autumn?4 John Michie bids farewell toCoronation Street in September.Who plays his long-term loveStella?5 Cast Your Mind Back... DocMartin is back for another series.What former police show didCaroline Catz meet her husbandMichael on?ANSWERS Page 8

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Save up to 5pper litre of fuel with this coupon

How to claim: Simply cut out this voucher and present at any of the petrolstations listed to claim 5p off per litre of fuel when you purchase 30 litres or more.Save 3p per litre for fills below 30 litres.Closing date: September 22, 2013BP, Yarnbrook, Westbury Rd, Nr Trowbridge, BA14 6AQBP, Melksham, Nortree Motors, Melksham, SN12 8AUEsso, Pheasant, Bath Rd, Chippenham, SN14 0RLTexaco, Patchway, Gloucester Rd North, Bristol, BS34 6NAEsso, Iron Acton, Iron, Acton By-Pass, Bristol, BS37 9XYTexaco, Filton Park, Gloucester Rd, Bristol, BS7 0SHBP, Station Rd, Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1JUEsso, Wirral Park, Wirrel Park Rd, Glastonbury, BA6 9EETexaco, Chepstow, Newport Rd, Gwent, NP16 5YSTexaco, Fleming Way, Swindon, SN1 2NGEsso, Snow Meadow, High Street, Wootton Bassett SN4 7HAEsso, Pewsey, Swan St, Pewsey, SN9 5HHBP, Bridgwater, Taunton Rd, Bridgwater, TA6 3LPEsso, Podimore, Podimore Services, Yeovil, BA22 8JGEsso, Weymouth, Cumberland Drive, Weymouth, DT4 9TBEsso, Durrington, Larkhill Rd, Salisbury, SP4 8DP

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Usual Local World promotions rules apply. Over 18s only.This voucher entitles the bearer to 5p off per litreof fuel for fills over 30 litres. Valid at any of the petrol stations listed above. Valid on petrol, diesel and LPG only. Cannot be used inconjunction with any other offer.Subject to availability.Only one coupon per transaction. No photocopies allowed. No cash alternative.Offer does not apply to company fuel cards. Offer closes September 22, 2013.

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With the price of fuel ever rising, we’ve teamed up with a local garage to helpreduce the cost of your journey by offering a fantastic 5p off per litre of fuel!You could save up to £2.75 (based on an average 55 litre tank) or 3p off fortanks under 30 litres. So don’t forget to save your pennies at the pump thisweek, courtesy of the Western Daily Press!

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With the price of fuel ever rising, we’ve teamed up with a local garage to help reduce the cost of your journey by off ering a fantastic 5p off per litre of fuel!You could save up to £2.75 (based on an average 55 litre tank) or 3p off for tanks under 30 litres. So don’t forget to save your pennies at the pump this week, courtesy of the

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