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THE CLASSIFIED FILESNO.10 · REDACTED PREMIUM
NO.10 THE PUZZLE DESKTHE CLASSIFIED FILES

RESTRICTED · CLEARANCE REQUIRED

FOR YOUR EYES ONLY

The Classified Files

Every day a new secret briefing lands on your desk, with the words that matter blacked out. Your job is to put them back and uncover what really happened. Have you got what it takes?

FIVE CLEARANCE LEVELS · HOW HIGH CAN YOU GO?

  1. Easy5 blacked-out words
  2. Normal10 blacked-out words
  3. Hard15 blacked-out words
  4. Expert20 blacked-out words
  5. Top Secret30 blacked-out words

Start at Easy. Only the sharpest make it to Top Secret.

£4.99for 12 months

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  • A new 400–500 word classified briefing on your desk every day
  • All five clearance levels, from Easy to Top Secret
  • Hints when the trail goes cold, and an optional timer if you work best under pressure
  • Every file released so far, waiting for you in the archive

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A LITTLE DEDUCTION. A LITTLE POLITICAL MISCHIEF.

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PREMIUM THE CLASSIFIED FILES

A longer briefing. A deeper secret.
How much can you uncover?

Officially unofficial. Every briefing is fictional political satire. This is not a government service.

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