CONTINUING TODAY, OUR NEW DAILY GAME £64,000 TRIVIA CHASE

Win £1k every day - plus a weekly £10k prize

IT’S DAY three of the fourth and final week of our fabulous £64,000 Trivia Chase! If you missed the first riddles, it’s not too late to start playing. For the rest of the week, we will be publishing a daily riddle from one of six categories: geography, sport, history, books, science and TV. Each day, there will be a £1,000 cash prize to be won and, at the end of the week, one lucky winner will receive £10,000 in cash. All you have to do is solve the riddles! Keep your answers safe, as you’ll need all six to answer the big £10,000 riddle on Friday. If you need past answers, we will print the phone number for our Solution Line on Friday.

HOW TO PLAY

■ SOLVE today’s Trivia Chase riddle (above right), then write the answer in the boxes provided and make a note of the first letter of your answer (in the shaded box).

■ USE your answer to enter today’s £1,000 daily prize draw (see right).

■ TO PLAY our weekly £10,000 game, solve all six daily riddles from Saturday to Friday. Keep the answers and note down the first letter of each.

■ THESE six letters will form an anagram — unscramble it using the clue in Friday’s paper and you will have your final answer. Details for how to enter the weekly £10,000 prize draw will be in Friday’s paper.

ENTER OUR £1k DRAW

SUBMIT the first letter of your daily answer (in the shaded box above) by phone or text. You can enter as many times as you wish. Today’s answer will be accepted on

Tuesday, February 23, ONLY. For terms and conditions, see Page 68.

ENTER BY PHONE: Call 0901 293 5200 and leave your name, the first letter of your answer and preferred contact phone number. Calls cost £1 plus your phone company’s network access charge.

ENTER BY TEXT: Text 65700 with the word TRIVIA, followed by the first letter of your answer, your name and a second phone number if you wish (e.g. TRIVIA J Sue Smith 01122 345678). Texts cost £1 plus your standard network charge.

If you’re stuck for the solution to today’s riddle — or any others through the week — the phone number for our Solution Line will be printed on Friday.