E: 30/05 Love It Magazine Issue 950

Midnighter

To enter just write 'Entry Form' in the subject line, then write your answers, numbered one to eleven in the body of the email along with your address and daytime telephone number. Email them to: entryform@loveitmagazine.co.uk.

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These are my suggested answers:

Puzzle 1 Guess the Year: 1998

Puzzle 2 It Eight My Letter: NOTEBOOK

Puzzle 3 N/A (See below.)

Puzzle 4 The Painted Wall: FLOWERS

Puzzle 5 TV Trouble: EASTENDERS (Thanks to everyone below.)

Puzzle 6 Giant TV Xword: I TONYA

Puzzle 7 Odd One Out: B

Puzzle 8 Arroword: YEARS

Puzzle 9 Missing Wordsearch: PUREE

Puzzle 10 The Hex: FLAT

Puzzle 11 Crossword Jigsaw: CATLE (They've clearly made a mistake as this is what the highlighted letters spell out. Could be CASTLE or CATTLE.)

The prizes are as follows:

Puzzle 6: £1,000*
Puzzles 1, 2, 5 & 6: £50
Puzzles 7, 8, 9, & 11: £25

Puzzle 3 is postal entry only.

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Midnighter

TV Trouble:

hertzyabazas

Puzzle 11 Crossword Jigsaw: CATLE (They've clearly made a mistake as this is what the highlighted letters spell out. Could be CASTLE or CATTLE.)

Does the word have to be 6 letters because there's two words possible from CATLE

547

Tv Trouble : Its eastenders. That is Sonia

KJ1986

@547 is correct.

From here - https://www.ok.co.uk/tv/eastenders-sonia-star-natalie-cassidys-30887668

Midnighter

hertzyabazas said:

Puzzle 11 Crossword Jigsaw: CATLE (They've clearly made a mistake as this is what the highlighted letters spell out. Could be CASTLE or CATTLE.)

Does the word have to be 6 letters because there's two words possible from CATLE

No, it varies from issue to issue. They highlight so many letters within the crossword and the letters give the answer when read in order. This issue they don't seem to have highlighted enough to give a correct answer.

Bridger12

I hope I have not misunderstood, but I have googled Catle and it does appear it is a word ‘ Catle means such animals as are so designated by federal law, including any marketing, promotion, and research orders as are in effect. Unless such federal law provides to the contrary, the term “catle” includes all bovine animals, regardless of age, including, but not limited to, calves. A cow and nursing calf sold together are considered one unit.’

gdmoney

Bridger12 said:

I hope I have not misunderstood, but I have googled Catle and it does appear it is a word ‘ Catle means such animals as are so designated by federal law, including any marketing, promotion, and research orders as are in effect. Unless such federal law provides to the contrary, the term “catle” includes all bovine animals, regardless of age, including, but not limited to, calves. A cow and nursing calf sold together are considered one unit.’

I think you have misunderstood. If @Midnighter thought the word was 5 letters long, I don't think they would have offered castle or cattle as the two alternatives. And with the best will in the world, I don't think Love It magazine would have an obscure US legal term as an answer.