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Revealed: Answers to George Clements’ Freshers Crossword

In our September Print Edition, Roar released its first crossword by George Clements. Today, we reveal the answers. 

Firstly, a word from the creator of this puzzle, George himself: “Hi, I’m George, I’m doing MSc in Maths at KCL. I enjoy puzzles and running. Please let me know if you’ve any comments on the crossword.”

You can submit any questions to George via email at or DM him on Instagram @georgewclements.

Secondly, this crossword is not a one-off event. To get more of George’s crosswords and other puzzles you can sign up to Roar’s monthly newsletter. This will include some of our most important work from the month, video content, photos as well as an inside scoop on what we’re planning for the future, ways to get involved. Lastly, you will also be able to hear from Roar’s alumni and get a window into a career in professional journalism. Sign up below (or click here if form does not appear)…

Finally, onto the main event. Here are the answers to the George Clements’ Crossword from our September Print edition (click the arrows to go to Page 2). How many did you get?

Correction (28/9/22): The wrong answer key was attached before

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