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1. Instrument of torture (10)
8. Lacking hue (5)
9. Terminate at a premature
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10. Investigate (4)
12. Tidily (6)
14. Security (6)
17. Small drink of liquor (4)
21. Scottish stadium (5)
22. Attempts (5)
23. Artist's workbook (10)
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2. Piles (5)
3. Bring into existence (4)
4. Digging tool (5)
5. Perch (5)
6. Possessing wit (5)
7. Recedes (4)
11. Fem. pronoun (3)
13. Besides (3)
14. Lower legs (5)
15. Physical power (5)
16. Poisonous (5)
18. Rhinoceros (5)
19. Face covering (4)
20. Stump (4)
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Paul Scholes charged with allegedly
breaking FA betting rules
FORMER Manchester
United and England mid-
fielder Paul Scholes has
been charged with miscon-
duct for allegedly breaking
FA betting rules.
Scholes is alleged to have
placed 140 bets on football
matches between 17 August
2015 and 12 January 2019.
The 44-year-old, who
spent 31 days in charge of
Oldham Athletic between
February and March this
year, has a 10% stake in
fifth-tier side Salford City.
He has until 26 April to re-
spond to the charge.
Scholes, who won 11 Pre-
mier League titles with
Manchester United and was
capped 66 times by England,
retired from playing in 2013
and became a part-owner
of Salford in 2014 alongside
former United players Gary
and Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs
and Nicky Butt.
Paul Scholes