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Last week's solution 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Qe6+ Kb5 Bf1+ Kb4 Qc4+ Ka3 Qc1+ Kb3 Bc4+ Kb4 Qb2# A B C D E F G H TODAY TOMORROW 248/19 0 PARTLY CLOUDY UV: 6 28/20 0 PARTLY CLOUDY UV: 6 EMPIRE Pharmacy (Branch), 46, Triq Melita, Valletta TRINITY Pharmacy, 32, Triq il-Marsa, Marsa ST. Venera Pharmacy, 532, Triq il-Kbira San Guzepp, Santa Venera MARRIT Pharmacy, Triq l-1 ta' Mejju, Fleur De Lys REGAL Pharmacy, 39B, Triq Antonio Bosio, Msida PENNY Lane Pharmacy, 37, & 39, Adjacent Store, Triq is-Sejjieħ, Swieqi WALES Pharmacy, 183, Triq Manwel Dimech, Sliema ILMEĦRIEZ Pharmacy, 31, Triq Giovanni Curmi, Iklin SANTA Margherita Pharmacy, Vjal il-Qalbiena Mostin, Santa Margherita Estate, Mosta MELLIEĦA Pharmacy, 111, Triq George Borg Olivier, Mellieħa MADDALENA Pharmacy, Shop 2, Binja tal- Faqqani, Dawret it-Torri, Santa Luċija WHITE Cross Pharmacy, Shop A, Block 1, Fuq San Pawl, Bormla ST Elias Pharmacy, St Elias Street, Xgħajra POMPEI Pharmacy, 28, Xatt is-Sajjieda, Marsaxlokk ST. Andrew's Pharmacy, 25, Triq Dun Pawl, Luqa PLAZA Pharmacy, 86, Triq il-Kbira, Żebbuġ NOVA Pharmacy, 142, Triq il-Kulleġġ, Rabat PALM Pharmacy, 2, Triq Palma, Victoria NADUR Pharmacy, Pjazza it-28 ta' April 1688, Nadur Across 1. Teacher (10) 6. Solemn promise (6) 7. Profane expression (4) 10. Sum (5) 11. Automaton (5) 12. Consumed (3) 13. Sheep cry (5) 14. Crawl (5) 16. Skills (4) 18. Country (6) 19. Woman who is a manager (10) Down 1. Something that is put in (5) 2. Confection (9) 3. Control (8) 4. Also (3) 5. Close (4) 8. Lake District town (9) 9. Remains of anything ruined (8) 13. Prejudice (4) 15. Languishes with longing (5) 17. Male child (3) 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F G H Weather & Crosswords WEATHER: Partly cloudy becoming locally rather cloudy at fi rst VISIBILITY: Good WIND: East Northeast force 3 to 4 locally force 4 to 5 SEA: Moderate to rough becoming locally slight to North of area overnight SWELL: Low East to Northeast. Towards west of area: low North Northwest at fi rst. SEA TEMPERATURE: 26°C MARTIAL ARTS TENNIS Karate demonstrations by the Shotokan Karate-DO Association THE Shotokan Karate-DO Associa- tion is participating in a number of events in the coming weeks to raise awareness of this unique discipline and the opportunities available to learn and benefit from the way of karate. Through training, this associa- tion aims to equally develop the physical, mental and spiritual as- pects of karate and its practition- ers. So practicing karate is benefi- cial in more ways than one and is open to all ages. Aiming to help the general public discover the multifaceted benefits of karate while demonstrating what this martial art is all about, dedi- cated black belts from the associa- tion will be organising demonstra- tions at the MCAST Fresher's Week where they will be present on Tues- day 30th September and Wednes- day 1st October from 11:00-12:30. They will also be showcasing their karate at the University of Malta's Fresher's Week on Friday 3rd Octo- ber from 10:30 onwards. The association will also be mak- ing an appearance at the Notte Bi- anca being organised on the 4th of October with a demo showcasing a variety of exciting exercises and training routines which are sure to capture the attention of all ages. For more information, please visit our website at http://shotokankara- tedoassociation.com/ or visit our Facebook page at https://www.fa- cebook.com/shotokanmalta www.shotokan malta.com in fo@Shotokan malta.com Shotokan Karate-DO Association Murray reaches first final since Wimbledon crown ANDY Murray beat Juan Mo- naco 2-6 6-3 6-0 to advance to the final of the Shenzhen Open - his first final in 15 months. Murray took an hour and 42 minutes to beat his Argentine opponent 2-6 6-3 6-0 and set up a title clash with Tommy Robredo in the Briton's first fi- nal since winning the Wimble- don title in July 2013. Spaniard Robredo beat San- tiago Giraldo of Colombia 6-1 6-4 in the other semi-final. Murray, who needs a strong finish to his season to qualif y for the ATP World Tour Finals, dropped the first set and was 3-3 when he reeled off nine straight games to surge ahead. "He started the match well," said Murray. "I was struggling a little bit with my timing. Ob- viously, the conditions were very hard today. But I feel good and I'm into my first final for a while. "Hopefully it' ll be a good match. Robredo's been playing some good tennis this year, so it' ll be tough. I'm enjoying my- self here and winning always helps," said Murray who under- went a back surgery last year. Murray, who will need to move three spots up from his current 11th place in the Race to London to qualif y for the eight-man finale, dropped just four points on serve in the third set while converting all three break points. "It's been a tough year for me. The first few months coming back from surgery were hard, then I lost a bit of confidence. But I've felt better the past few months and hopefully I can have a strong end to the sea- son," added Murray.