Every day you will be shown a word or phrase with the vowels removed, along with an image to help you work out what it is. Your challenge is to fill in the missing vowels and reveal the correct answer. Some will be easy to spot, while others may really make you think. A brand new word puzzle awaits you daily.
All you need to do is work out the missing vowels and identify the word or phrase. If you get it right, you will earn 2 entries into the prize draw. Even if your answer is not correct, you will still receive 1 entry just for taking part. Use the image clue provided to help identify the type of answer we are looking for. At the end of the month, all entries will be pooled together, and one lucky winner will be drawn at random.
The competition started on 1st August 2026 and runs until the end of the month. The final question will be posted on 31st August 2026, with the winner announced here on 1st September 2026. The winner will then have 24 hours to claim their £10 cash prize. If the prize is not claimed by 11am on 2nd September 2026, it will be forfeited, and no late claims will be accepted.


Ice Hockey and Baseball 😂
There isn’t even a tennis player in the picture, that’s a badminton racket! 🧐 Never mind, when I saw cycling and volleyball, my mind shouted, Wimbledon! 🤣🤣
Thats not how you spell spaghetti bolognaise
Apparently it is.. somewhere in the world. I always used to write ‘bolognaise’ like you, until someone in India corrected me saying ‘we write it as bolognese’. Her English was good as she had gone to English private school. According to AI Bolognese is the original Italian spelling and bolognaise is the French spelling. It makes sense for me to write bolognaise as I am Belgian and though my mother tongue is Flemish there are a lot of French words used by Flemish speaking people.
Hopefully this will be acknowledged. I did have to check the spelling as I wrote it the same as you Mandy but wasn’t sure I’d spelt it right
Hi Mandy. Bolognese is actually the standard spelling used in the UK today (as you’ll see on supermarket packs and British recipe sites). However, bolognaise is still recognised in UK dictionaries as an acceptable older alternative, so I’ll gladly credit both versions as correct answers for the competition. All the best, Daniel.
Had this for my tea today, very good it was too
It took me a while to get today’s, but the map clue helped
Not sure what the 2 people holding the thing at the bottom represents
Can’t see any relevance to the picture at all!
They are very ancient ruins in Peru. The Map and Tape measure work well.
Taking measurements with it being old ruins.
Today is hard for me has anyone got a clue to help please?
I think it might be a famous landmark in the land of Paddington’s birth
Think of a place
Stuck on today’s any clues anyone?!
Think of a place
Well done sally
Good luck for August everyone
Sally dont forget to claim last months win, and is it our regular commenter that won it, hope so 🤞
Not me Wendy but thank you as on the other game 😊
Awww, was hoping it was you, maybe this month 😁
Congratulations to last month’s winners, and good luck to all the players of this month’s games.