Explore More Vanessa Emme joins “The Chelsea Detective” as DS Layla Walsh, the new partner of bicycle-riding DI Max Arnold (Adrian Scarborough). But being the newbie in a series now in its second season on Acorn TV wasn’t too difficult for Emme, a veteran of UK crimefighting procedurals including “Bloodlands” and “Dublin Murders” who said she “loves the genre” — but is also “a massive comedy fan.” “What I particularly love about anything I watch is … when you get to know who’re you’re watching on screen, even if it’s driven very much by action or comedy,” she said.

In This Episode << SLIDE LEFT TO SEE ADDITIONAL SEGMENTSReligious Reaction to Trump Executive Orders; New Camaldoli Hermitage; Martin Scorsese’s “Silence”Religious Reaction to Trump Executive OrdersNew Camaldoli HermitageMartin Scorsese’s “Silence” January 27, 2017 While the number of monks and nuns has declined in recent years, there has been a large increase in the number of lay people who want to associate with religious communities and their approach to spiritual life.

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Right from the start, you’re given a theme clue at 1A: [“Imaginary” creature that could appear in one of the starred answers]. There’s an identical clue nearby in the same corner at 13D. In fact, there are six of these clues throughout the puzzle, and, conveniently, there are six starred clues. The word “imaginary” might put you in the mind-set of creatures like unicorns or dragons, but let’s look at the first starred clue.

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