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ABOUT THIS BOOK

PUBLISHER: Octopus Publishing Group

FORMAT: Paperback

ISBN: 9781788400589

RRP: £12.99

PAGES: 288

PUBLICATION DATE:
September 6, 2018

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Today Programme – Puzzle Book: The puzzle book of 2018

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***The puzzle book of 2018***Which is the only letter of the alphabet not to appear in the name of any US state?Can YOU solve the Puzzle for Today?Tackle the conundrums that have been frustrating and confounding the nation on Radio 4’s Today programme.The Today Programme Puzzle Book challenges you with over 250 tricky brainteasers designed by the greatest puzzles masters around the world. The book includes: Celebrity Riddles, Christmas Crackers, Common Sense Conundrums, Flags, Capitals & Nations Puzzles and Fiendish Numerical Problems. Challenge your grey matter and hone your reasoning and logic skills with the brainteasers that manage to get the nation’s synapses firing every morning.With a foreword from Sarah Sands, the editor of the Today programme, and introductions from the BBC’s science editor.Featuring Puzzles from Mensa, University of Cambridge, UK Mathematics Trust, Japanese puzzle masters & many more.[Answer: The letter Q]

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Today is BBC Radio 4’s long-running early morning news and current affairs programme. It consists of regular news bulletins, serious and often confrontational political interviews, in-depth reports, Thought for the Day and Puzzle for Today. Today has been voted the most influential news programme in Britain in setting the political agenda, and in February 2017 recorded its highest ever audience figures, reaching 7.45 million weekly listeners (from 7.1m last quarter and 7.03m last year). In an era of fake news, echo chambers and significant shifts in global politics, the role of Radio 4’s Today programme as the most trusted guide to the world and news around us is more important than ever.