Daily Express – March 14 2026 – Daily Express

Fellows next to skating area do (7) 12 Split admitted by the German wanderer (7) 13 Game involving singer heard before dance (8) 15 Guys initially roam in small wood (5) 18 Walk in East Reading (5) 20 Something that makes one remember about bodyguard (8) 23 Counsellor in commercial with eyeshade (7) 25 Person who blames copper interrupting organised races (7) 26 The worst gent for upsetting supportive person (5,2,8) 27 Visitor on the phone? (6) 28 Person who runs a machine confusing a trooper (8) The French exam that’s most recent (6) 2 Bag for documents used for short lawsuit (9) 3 European with reason arousing strong feelings (7) 4 Bird – he gets a tenth (5) 6 Making a mistake about a stud (7) 7 Break out with some prisoner, uptight (5) 8 Island used for relay Den rearranged (8) 9 Part of clock used by writer, mostly boring, with hesitation (8) 14 One Catholic on board a floating structure identifying plane (8) 16 Omission from remaining quote, say (9) 17 Tail can’t wag in a lot of water (8) 19 Merit of French verse, possibly (7) 21 Type of power used by new union leader, easy to understand (7) 22 Person with bow and arrow from near Chertsey (6) 24 For example, I promise to be with the Spanish (5) 25 Misbehave, getting out of bed after performance (3,2) FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN £100 CASH read down the letters in the highlighted squares to reveal the mystery word HOW many words of four letters or more can you make from the letters shown here?

In making a word, each letter may be used once only. Each must contain the centre letter and there must be at least one nine-letter word. No plurals. Verb forms ending in “s” permitted. Good 12; very good 18; excellent 24 (or more). Solution next Saturday. ewer, hewer, however, OVERTHREW, rewrote, rower, thew, threw, throw, thrower, tower, twee, tweer, weer, were, wert, wether, whee, where, whereto, whet, whoever, whore, wore, wort, worth, wove, wrote, wroth Call 0907 181 2586 for today’s Target solution *Calls cost 80p per minute plus your telephone company’s network access charge.

All puzzles use The Chambers Dictionary Today’s answers: BEGINNER = 31; INTERMEDIATE = 138; ADVANCED = 342. small crossword FIND where the fleet of ships shown is hidden in the grid. The numbers to the right of and below the grid indicate how many of the squares in that row are filled in with ships or parts of ships. The ships do not touch each other, even diagonally. Some squares have been filled in to start you off.

KEIR Starmer has been urged to open up the UK’s biggest oil fi eld to stop power bills soaring. Critics say the Iran confl ict must be a “wake-up call” for the PM to rethink his existing ban on new North Sea licences. Reform MP Robert Jenrick said that his party would “unapologetically drill” in Government urged to open Britain’s biggest oil fi eld to avoid an energy crisis BY MARTYN BROWN Political Editor TURN TO PAGE 4 Enjoy your 8-page puzzle pullout today SEE PAGES 12&13 Zendaya fuels wedding rumours in bridal white Daily Express Saturday, March 14, 2026 3 DX1ST BY JAMIE DOWNHAM Hxxxcap WOB no kickerx Hxxxcap WOB no kickerx M07.1 means no bullet, no capped up fi rst word and it’s white Hxxxcap WOB no kickerx Actor snaps celebrities at pre-Oscars party MACAULAY Culkin is ready for his close-up as he poses for selfi es with the stars at a pre-Oscars party.

Charlize Theron, 50, and Robert Pattinson, 39, were happy to share a small screen with the Home Alone star at the Beverly Hills bash. The 45-year-old also posed with Jeff Goldblum, 73, his wife Emilie Livingston, 43, socialite Paris Hilton, 45, US comic Ike Barinholtz, 49, and Harry Potter star Emma Watson, 35. Macaulay shot to fame aged 10 in Home Alone and is estimated to have made £13million from his fi lm career before moving into music and podcasts.

JESSIE BUCKLEY: PAGES 28&29 Charlize Theron and Robert Pattinson with Macaulay With Emma Watson, right, and Emilie Livingston, Jeff Goldblum and Paris Hilton, above left. Macaulay gets another selfi e with Charlize, and Ike Barinholtz, far left BY JAM Act at p MACAU with th Char share a bash. T Goldblu social Barin Emm M Ho ha ca an Wi ht, um lto ets fie e, atson, righ Wa Hxxxcap WOB no kickerx kickerx atson, righ nd Emilie vingston, eff Goldblu nd Paris Hi bove left.

acaulay ge nother selfi th Charliz nd Ike arinholtz, r left Wa an Liv Je an ab Ma an wi an Ba far Macaulay’s never phone alone with selfie star pals ff 43, 4 Daily Express Saturday, March 14, 2026 DX1ST RECESSION FEARS AFTER ‘Economic lunacy to BY JONATHAN WALKER OPINION: PAGE 14 Steve Reed postponed four mayor votes Mayor polls delay ‘is risk to voters’ LABOUR has been accused of putting people at risk by delaying polls involving six million voters.

Tories claimed ministers were abolishing democracy “to avoid embarrassment” and humiliating defeats at the ballot box. Local Government Secretary Steve Reed has cancelled mayoral elections planned for May 7. They are now pencilled in for 2028. He is sticking by that despite a U-turn over plans to postpone 30 council elections in May. They will go ahead after a legal challenge.

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