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Puzzle #70: Can you win all of the biscuits?

Puzzle #70: Can you win all of the biscuits?

Can you solve this week's fiendish puzzle Taking the biscuit? Plus the answer to puzzle #69

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Puzzle #69: How much of this flag is blue?

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Puzzle #68: Tackle a riddle involving diamonds in vases in palaces

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Puzzle #67: What relationship do the digits in this prime number have?

Puzzle #67: What relationship do the digits in this prime number have?

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Puzzle #66: Can you work out the pattern from these tiles?

Puzzle #66: Can you work out the pattern from these tiles?

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Puzzle #65: How many children are as old as their fathers, reversed?

Puzzle #65: How many children are as old as their fathers, reversed?

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New Scientist puzzle #64: Ruritanian carpet

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New Scientist puzzle #63: What day?

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New Scientist puzzle #62: Burger run

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New Scientist puzzle #61: Triple jump

What chance the combined ages of triplets will ever add up exactly to their mother's age? Plus the solution to puzzle #60. Set by Rob Eastaway

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New Scientist puzzle #60: Mexican standoff

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New Scientist puzzle #59: Celebrate the differences

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New Scientist puzzle #58: Lego lockdown

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New Scientist puzzle #57: Matchstick magic

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