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You're welcome Navigator. I hope you get the Christmas Special soon, it's a good one.

Stay warm!

Received RT50 yesterday, a day early. Poor Postie was having a rough time of it with the weather. The road outside was an ice rink (it still is).

I too found the clues relatively straightforward, managing to finish them all within the space of CSI, Art in Germany and the Ashes. Normally, I have to cogitate overnight or over the space of a few days before completing the grid. None of the clues seemed particularly difficult. 15A seemed to be quite an effective tease, with its suggestions of something (in my mind at least) completely different (gear boxes and cam belts, possibly) rather than the true answer. I stared at 6D for a while before spotting the answer, literally. But I'm not sure I'd describe an assemblage of the raw material for Nelson's navy as a dense 'mass', even though it is a dense something.

Is 6D a run along?

Nicola. 6D. Look carefully at the clue and you'll see the answer. Its another word for 'delicately built'.

Nicola, the answer is to be found within the clue itself!

Good evening all and Season's greetings,

I've only managed to get my hands on RT50 today and you lot have eaten all the turkey and left me with a few crumbs... So, before I go off, set fire to my party hat and then sulk, would someone be kind enough to point me in the right direction with 19d please as this is the only clue I haven't completed.

Kind regards,

Caravaggio

So sorry Robtherich, it was only meant as a piece of fun, so sorry you found it offensive,I had know idea of your fragile feelngs, it wont happen again. Do enjoy your porn.

19D. A conductor uses one to keep everyone together.

19D: It directs an orchestra.

Caravaggio,

Try this:

19D Bonaparte's confused and missing pear stick