Gogen 27th November 2020
27th November 2020 gogen puzzle
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Felix Crossword 27th November 2020
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cZeus 27th November
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Felix Cryptic Crossword No.6 06/11/20
Across 1 Courier delivers end of goalpost to bloke (7) 2 Record unsteady dive after falling ring (5) 3 Soft rock music sound after mixing slime (9) 4 Odd trio reel, dangerously worn-out (5) 5 Jumbled menu I’m reading is disease proof (6) 6 Tardis rupture! Emerging theme is
Solutions & Leaderboard 06/11/2020
Points AvailableCryptic Crossword: 10 Concise Crossword: 5 Hot: 3 Medium: 2 Mild: 1 Gogen: 3Points are available for partially solved cryptics! Leaderboard 1. The Flots (58 Points) 2. Mr Puzzles (40 Points) 3. Cryptic Ed (10 points) Send in a picture of your solutions and your entry to the cryptic
News
Prince Harry visits Imperial College London
Prince Harry toured Imperial College’s Centre for Blast Injury Studies (CIS) on Wednesday 10th September, as part of a four-day trip to London. The King’s youngest son, who was deployed to Afghanistan twice during his time in the British Army, had already visited the CIS in the past;
Environment
Q&A: Will the UK have blackouts like in Spain & Portugal?
Severe blackouts disrupted the Iberian Peninsula for 16 hours on 28th April. We answer common questions on blackouts and how renewables will affect energy grids and a new report from Spain shares the latest in their analysis of the causes of the blackouts.
Environment
Fires and fascism
“I’m positive. I’m always positive. When people talk about collapses, that’s great opportunity to actually change stuff”, Fernando explained to me. He had recently narrowly escaped his house burning down in a wildfire in Portugal. In Europe, increasingly severe wildfires are creating space for change. However, unless
News
Imperial security team trials body cameras
Imperial Community Safety and Security (CSS) officers have started a four-week trial of wearing Body-Worn Cameras (BWC) on patrol duty since Wednesday 20th August. According to Imperial’s BWC code of practice, the policy aims at enhancing on-campus “safety and wellbeing” as well as protecting security staff from inaccurate allegations.