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Hello folks. A tough one this week. I had my mind on other things so found it hard to concentrate on the clues. 6d and 21a are still the last ones to hold out. I have a feeling that the answer to 6d is another word for rabbit, but can't see why.

Tom Cat
6d Think of a card game. Cant see any connection to a rabbit
PHILIP

Evening Tom Cat.Re 6d Card game,think 'Texas holdt 'em'.
21a anagram of 'flower say'. TV prog.Hope that helps.Must go the cat is trying to eat my butter!

Try this clue instead:

6D Pork or kebab eaten raw beginners game

THUD!!

Thanks Philip. Now I see it (6d). Thanks Karen (21a). I've been trying to make sense of the wrong sort of flour!

Must be that accountancy course I did last week. Its really thrown my thought processes.

Karen. Hope you managed to rescue the butter from the cat. The late lamented Algebra used to look very appealingly at the butter dish, but was even more partial to raw chicken.

Glad to be of help Tom Cat yes hubby,Martin, saved the butter whilst I was typing,slowly,as usual. I do hope your course was successful. Difficult days for all.
Bye the bye, have you read the 'parody of RT Xcrossworder's,its's rather amusing.

Although we're not the only thread who don't just hand out answers easily.
Like the
Guardian,Everyman and the Spectator!
Bless to all, and may your dreams be sweet

Sorry Tom Cat,didn't mention,poor,lamented Algebra. Pusscat?
Ours was a Thistle,but she did live with us for 19 years.
Our present puss,is a rescue cat.
Most of his manners are good. Ouch!

Hi all

don't know if I'm being particularly stupid today, but I'm struggling with my last answer - 21a.
I understand the question, I think, but can't figure out the answer.
Am I right in thinking that I'm looking for the name of a drama series?
Any nudges in the right direction gratefully appreciated.
Thanks

If my memory serves me correctly it is a drama series and is set during or just after WW2. But as I said I am replying by memory so could be wrong.

Hi, BBMD,

Yes. You are on the right track. Think anagram.