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OUR £50,000 ROYAL TREASURE HUNT PART TWO

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It’s the second week of the Mail’s brilliant challenge – will it be your turn to win the treasure trove? Solve the six clues that have a royal theme, and the prize could be yours

The hunt is on again, with another chance to win one of our spectacula­r prizes. All you have to do is solve a series of clues, the answers to which are linked to Britain’s magnificen­t royal heritage.

In this second week of our fabulous Royal Treasure Hunt, one lucky reader will win a treasure trove worth £10,000, to be taken either as a cheque or as £10,000 worth of credit to spend at royal jewellers Asprey. Plus, each correct entry over the three weeks of the hunt will be entered into a prize draw to find our overall Royal Treasure Hunt winner, who will be invited to spend a VIP weekend for two in London, including travel, a five-star hotel, dinner at the Tower of London and a tour of the Jewel House. There they will choose their jewellery prize from our Royal Treasure Chest, or a cash alternativ­e of £20,000. That’s a total of £50,000 that must be won.

Each week’s treasure hunt begins with an artwork in Weekend magazine, accompanie­d by your first clue. Today’s is over the page, depicting the filming of an Antiques Roadshow special at Balmoral Castle celebratin­g the 200th anniversar­y of the birth of Queen Victoria, together with your first teaser to solve.

The hunt will then take you around the country from the comfort of your armchair, through a series of clues printed each Monday to Friday in the Daily Mail. The answers might be famous castles, palaces, landmarks, historic attraction­s, towns or cities. This week these will all be related to Queen Victoria and her reign. Crack the clue in today’s magazine and write it in the box

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over the page. Then solve the riddle each day during the week and write it in the box in that day’s paper. Keep your answers, and then write all six in the grid in next Friday’s paper. It’s not essential, but you may want to keep today’s picture to help you.

After you’ve solved the final clue on Friday, the letters highlighte­d in the grid will form an anagram – unscramble it and you will have the answer. If you think you’ve worked out the solution on Friday, call the hotline, text or email and leave your answer and personal details. The winner will be drawn at random, and if it’s you, we’ll call you between 9am and 11am on Saturday 24 August. And if you don’t win, there’s always next week. Happy hunting!

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