Chris Lancaster Telegraph

With the shelves removed for pyrolytic cleaning, Bella seems to have found a new home. In the oven. I want it put on record that she went in of her own accord.

From our son in Ukraine. There is a genuine pub in Lutsk, Ukraine, named after @BorisJohnson @Telegraph

I see that the media are warning of a shortage of tea. Why do I have the feeling that the attacks on shipping causing this may have been orchestrated by a certain Mr Tetley, Mr P G Tips and Mr T Y Phoo, just to increase demand for their products?

@danielpeake A book I received for Christmas!!

Breaking my Twitter/X silence to say I'm a guest on this week's episode of Lateral with Tom Scott! It was great fun, I only embarrassed myself 10 or 20 times. I live over on Mastodon now at @danielpeake" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mastodon.social/@danielpeake Oh also I wrote the puzzles for a book! waterstones.com/book/the-ordna…

We're celebrating the first anniversary of the @Telegraph PlusWord puzzles with a live blog today, which is running from 11am. There's lots of puzzles content, and I'm online to answer questions left in comments. telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/05/2…

@drowsyfire @Telegraph Hi Kim; you'll need to update the app to add Panagram -- there's an updated app version rolling out today. If it's not available for you yet in the app store or Play store, it should be soon. Hope that helps!

@SamuelTheSetter @Telegraph I can't get Panagram to show up in the app? It's just a blank. I had to google it to find it.

Today, @Telegraph Puzzles has launched its new word perfect puzzle: Panagram. You can read more and play Panagram here: telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/2023…

A little piece by me on acrostics in today’s @Telegraph. Can you spot the acrostic in the article? telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/2023…

"Rapid unscheduled disassembly" may just be my new favourite ever phrase. I love Elon Musk.

Today's @Telegraph PlusWord puzzle may or may not pass judgement on a certain former US President. Play for free here: telegraph.co.uk/news/plusword/

@crypticcracking @Telegraph @ImoMellor @DaveGorman @KurtHSchneider Fame at last!!!

A nice article in today's @Telegraph about Cracking The Cryptic. Puzzle solvers are getting younger! telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/2023… @SamuelTheSetter @ImoMellor @DaveGorman @KurtHSchneider

Emma and I have our wedding anniversary today. Adopting the now traditional method of measuring such things, it's 19 Chelsea managers since we tied the knot.

Fantastic piece of trivia, number two. Gina Coladangelo, Matt Hancock’s bit on the side, is the great-niece of former goalkeeper and BBC sports presenter Bob Wilson. That’s another completely useless fact; but, again, I’m happier for having found it out.

There are many ways to call somebody a fool! My latest for the @Telegraph seems appropriate as it’s April Fool’s Day: telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/2023…

Here’s a fantastic piece of trivia. Former Radio One DJ Janice Long and her husband were the winners of the first ever episode of the game show 3-2-1 in 1978. That’s a completely useless fact, but one that I feel much better for knowing.

@SueWoodroffe @Telegraph The “Hide completed clues” option can be turned on and off. If you click into the More icon in the top right of the screen (indicated by three dots), you’ll see it as the final option (screenshot attached). Hope that helps.

@SamuelTheSetter @Telegraph This is especially annoying in Cross Atlantic when some clues are completed by filling in other words. Frustrating and annoying as can’t look back and compare answer and clue! 2/2

The new @Telegraph puzzles app is now live! Find out more here: telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/0/ga…

⏱ I just completed Killer Sudoku No. 3,833 in 32:33. #sudoku/killer-sudoku/killer-sudoku-22320" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">telegraph.co.uk/puzzles/puzzle…

My latest piece for the @Telegraph: why being left-handed might put you at a puzzling disadvantage. telegraph.co.uk/lifestyle/2023… @TelePuzzles