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Competition page Lottery Results International Police Association Section UK

The winners for August 2018: 1st (£100) Dennis Walland – Warwickshire & Coventry Branch; 2nd (£60) Steve Palmer – Cambridgeshire Branch; 3rd (£40) John Cooper – London North of the Thames Branch. July 2018: 1st (£100) Karl Landeg – South Wales Branch; 2nd (£60) Pete Connolly – Northern Ireland-Greater Belfast Branch; 3rd (£40) Christopher Hill – Cambridgeshire Branch;

Vol 63, Edition 3 Winners: Tom Fergusson (Central Scotland Branch) wins the crossword and a copy of School out of Time. Ian Wilkinson (City of London &

June 2018: 1st (£100) Steve Bretherton – Cambridgeshire Branch; 2nd (£60) Dennis Walland – Warwickshire & Coventry Branch; 3rd (£40) Sam Olphert – Northern Ireland-North West Branch.

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Puzzles The prizes for this edition are Beware my Shadow by David Tetlow and DEADLY Inheritance by Richard Allen. Solve the puzzle/s and send them in. The lucky winners will be drawn out of the hat. Send the complete puzzles to: ‘Puzzles’, International Police Association, IPA HQ, Section UK, 1 Fox Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 6AJ or as a scan by email to mail@ipa-uk.org marked ‘Puzzles’. Deadline for entries is: 22nd November 2018. Westminster Branch) wins the sudoku and a copy of In the Darkest of Shadows.

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About the books Beward my Shadow by David Tetlow

Across 1 - Settee (4) 3 - Have a different opinion (8) 9 - Zeroes (7) 10 - Armature of a generator (5) 11 - Very upsetting (5-7) 13 - Injure (6) 15 - Inborn (6) 17 - Agreements; plans (12) 20 - Slender freshwater fish (5) 21 - ___ power: energy source (7)

Down 1 - Parasol (8) 2 - Animal life of a region (5) 4 - Given out (6) 5 - Physics of movement through air (12) 6 - Circular hall (7) 7 - Currency of Spain and Holland (4) 8 - Cameraman (12) 12 - Calculated and careful (8) 14 - Biting (7) 16 - Representatives (6) 18 - Destitute (5) 19 - Fluent but shallow (of words) (4)

Delany has experience in lawful subterfuge and disguise, which he gained whilst employed by the military and the police. When members of his family become victims of violent criminal acts and the offenders cannot be brought to justice because of the destruction of evidence and other inside interference, will such a man shrug his shoulders and walk away, or will he cast a vengeful shadow upon those he knows to be responsible? DEADLY Inheritance by Richard Allen Murder and duplicity, jealousy and hatred at the scene of a brutal stabbing, Detective Superintendent Kay Yin questions whether the deceased was the intended victim. Together with Detective Chief Superintendent Mark Faraday, Kay’s investigation centres upon a quartet of suspects: a successful English property entrepreneur and his Italian wife (an EU lawyer); a highly respected wine merchant from Madeira and an unsavoury Gibraltarian estate agent. Mark and Kay’s enquires take them from the shadows of a circus car park in Bristol to the stately splendour of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London; from the dramatic Rock of Gibraltar to the water Cabo Girao in Madeira, and from the extraordinary Russell-Cotes Museum to the Brecon Beacons in Wales, where, at every turn, they encounter arrogance, egotism, envy and jealousy, treachery and hatred and nothing is at it seems.

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Caption Competition Winner: The winner of the caption competition (p25 of PW Vol 63 No 3 2018) is: Bryn Jones (Region 3 – North East England Branch). “Mick, where are you? It’s your round mate” A copy of ‘Service Through Friendship’ by Arthur Troop is the prize. Thank you to Lawrence Wright for choosing the winning caption from the many entries received at IPA HQ.

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