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Can you solve GCHQ's Christmas card puzzle? Can you solve GCHQ's Christmas card puzzle?
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Britain's most secretive organisation - GCHQ - has added a cryptic twist to Christmas card season by including a baffling brainteaser.Britain's most secretive organisation - GCHQ - has added a cryptic twist to Christmas card season by including a baffling brainteaser.
This year spy agency director Robert Hannigan is sending out a complex grid-shading puzzle inside his traditional Christmas cards of the nativity scene.This year spy agency director Robert Hannigan is sending out a complex grid-shading puzzle inside his traditional Christmas cards of the nativity scene.
Successful codebreakers will uncover an image in the grid that leads to a series of tougher challenges.Successful codebreakers will uncover an image in the grid that leads to a series of tougher challenges.
Those not on the card list can have a go here or on the GCHQ website.Those not on the card list can have a go here or on the GCHQ website.
Mr Hannigan is asking players who complete all the stages to submit their answer to GCHQ by the end of January.Mr Hannigan is asking players who complete all the stages to submit their answer to GCHQ by the end of January.
Those who enjoyed the challenge are asked to make a donation to the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.Those who enjoyed the challenge are asked to make a donation to the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
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