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DOWN: 1 Flee, 2 Spades, 3 Seldom, 4 Gavotte, 5 Wager, 6 Determined, 7 Store, 8 Fragrance, 9 Ponders, 10 Deem, 11 Look down, 15 Posted, 21 Ideal, 24 Emotion, 25 Domain, 26 Sponge, 28 Tiger, 29 Off, 33 Present, 34 Spread, 37 Meets, 40 Gored, 41 Disdain, 43 Climb, 44 School, 46 Cased, 49 Lineage, 51 Litter, 53 Ration, 55 Carve, 58 Puts up with, 60 Spa, 62 Liner, 63 Discharge, 65 Turn away, 68 Patent, 70 Mandate, 71 Forgive, 75 Report, 76 Copper, 77 Endow, 78 Vivid, 80 Held, 84 Stay.<\/p>\n

Pathfinder Exmouth, Brighton, Poole, Weymouth, Penzance, Hastings, Folkestone, Worthing, Lyme Regis, Torquay, Falmouth, Dover, Southampton, Bexhill, Bognor Regis, Porthcurno, Dungeness, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Paignton, Hythe, Ramsgate, Pevensey, Sidmouth, Christchurch, Deal, Mousehole, Camber. 30-sec brain teaser Beginner 49, Intermediate 148, Advanced 344. HONEYCOMB 1 Bolder, 2 Loosen, 3 Needle, 4 Detail, 5 Alkali, 6 Akimbo, 7 Object, 8 Centre, 9 Erring, 10 Intern, 11 Render, 12 Degree.<\/p>\n

ACROSS: 7 Raceme, 8 Cipher, 9 Coin, 10 Tuneless, 11 Usually, 13 Sours, 15 State, 17 Caption, 20 Heavyset, 21 Arch, 22 Goitre, 23 Fakirs. DOWN: 1 Famous, 2 Bean, 3 Fertile, 4 Icing, 5 Spell out, 6 Censor, 12 Activate, 14 Cast off, 16 Tremor, 18 Occurs, 19 Osier, 21 Ankh. BRICKWORK Sud, Dust, Duets, Gusted, Guest, Suet, Use.<\/p>\n

WORD SPIRAL 1 Wool; 2 Lots; 3 Sumo; 4 Omen; 5 Nail; 6 Long; 7 Germ; 8 Mask; 9 Knee; 10 Epic; 11 Cost; 12 Toss; 13 Stop; 14 Puma; 15 Acme; 16 Euro. Keyword: Morocco CIRCLEGRAM The letter represented by the question mark is A. Capybara, Viscacha, Muskrat, all rodents. CLOCKWORD 1 Jargon, 2 Action, 3 Strain, 4 Oregon, 5 Napkin, 6 Falcon, 7 Lotion, 8 Eleven, 9 Madden, 10 Yeoman, 11 Notion, 12 Gallon.<\/p>\n

Hidden name: Jason Flemyng QUIZWORD Across: 1 Aniseed, 7 Nighy, 8 Agrippa, 9 Chi Chi, 11 Still, 13 Bill, 14 New Deal, 15 Stag, 16 Tenor, 17 Shogun, 21 Society, 22 Spies, 23 Pandora. DOWN: 2 Night Watch, 3 Stirling, 4 Epps, 5 High, 6 Chic, 9 Caber, 10 Helicopter, 12 Swann, 13 Blue Bird, 18 OGPU, 19 Uber, 20 Doha. CROSSword Across: 1 Hassock, 7 Divot, 8 Natural, 9 Bounty, 11 Usher, 13 Brag, 14 Achieve, 15 Spin, 16 Erupt, 17 Debris, 21 Lockjaw, 22 Below, 23 Trinity.<\/p>\n

DOWN: 2 Adam\u2019s apple, 3 Saucepan, 4 Clay, 5 Kilo, 6 Soon, 9 Biped, 10 Transplant, 12 Chess, 13 Bearskin, 18 Beer, 19 Iron, 20 Boar. Two-speed COFFEEBREAK ACROSS: 1 Scamp, 5 Spars, 9 Pop, 10 Aphid, 11 Rapid, 12 Aga, 13 Ate, 14 Rod, 16 Mod, 18 Nieces, 21 Lido, 23 Aped, 26 Uganda, 29 Led, 31 One, 32 Ref, 34 Air, 36 Elate, 37 Freed, 38 Doc, 39 Muted, 40 Spent.<\/p>\n

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HARRY SKELTON and sibling Dan are perfectly primed to lead the home fight this week at Cheltenham. The brilliant brothers boast a flurry of chances over the course of four epic Festival days. Ireland has dominated the meeting in recent years. But Nicky Henderson, Paul Nicholls and Ben Pauling are among the UK trainers who feel the hosts can have a strong week. The Skeltons are considered the best home team, with Dan romping towards a first UK trainers\u2019 title. And jockey Harry said: \u201cTo be seen in that way is brilliant because I definitely think this year the UK is getting stronger.\u201d<\/p>\n

EXCLUSIVE: FINE & DANDY LION – SEE PAGES 2&3 THE EYES HAVE IT Harry Skelton aboard The New Lion after winning last year\u2019s Turners and he plus brother Dan, right, look a formidable duo going into this week TEN GREATEST SHOW ON TURF DUNBLANE DAD MICK: PAGES 4&5 GET READY TO BEAT THE BOOKIES TOP TIPS FROM OUR RACING EXPERTS F T OLD FIRM FANS STORM PITCH AFTER PENALTY SHOOTOUT SHAMEFUL Clashes after Ibrox cup match are condemned SCENES of violence at yesterday\u2019s Old Firm match have been condemned as \u201can embarrassment\u201d.<\/p>\n

Fans invaded the pitch after the Scottish Cup quarter-final clash. Police and stadium staff came under attack, along with a member of Celtic\u2019s coaching staff, and a steward was seen being carried off the pitch. A number of arrests were made and Chief Superintendent Kate Stephen called the fans\u2019 behaviour \u201cshameful\u201d. FULL STORY PAGES 6&7 BY STEPHEN BARK PUSHED BACK Police and stewards tackle fans on the pitch SICKENING A steward is carried off the Ibrox pitch F Y PA P y.<\/p>\n

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