PUT your spy skills to the test with this year’s “fiendish” GCHQ Christmas puzzle. Britain’s cyber spy agency has released seven brain-teasers in a Christmas card. The

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If the hints just aren't working and you're about ready to snap your pencil in two, here are the answers to the 2024 GCHQ Christmas quiz.

Here's all the answers to the 2024 GCHQ Christmas puzzle, including explanations on all seven questions and the final answer.

GCHQ’s Chief Puzzler, known only as Colin, said that "you do not have to be a genius or top of the class to solve them – you just have to be able to work in a team and embrace the mix of minds and approaches teamwork brings."

GCHQ has run its Christmas puzzle challenge for nearly a decade, but the latest card from the agency - which has multiple sites across the UK - will mark a first

Colin, GCHQ’s chief puzzler, released a quote with a secret message hidden within it. He said: “We are delighted to be launching the 2024 Christmas Challenge aimed at young people, and we hope you find this year’s set of puzzles as challengingly fun as ever.

One of the UK's spy agencies has released a befuddling puzzle to put Britons through their paces as it looks to get more people into intelligence and cybersecurity. The Government Communications Headquarters,

GCHQ has issued its 2024 Christmas brain-teaser as intelligence chiefs seek to persuade children and adults to consider a career in cybersecurity

Britain's spy agency GCHQ has released its annual Christmas puzzle challenge, designed to test the skills of would-be intelligence officers. The festive brainteaser features seven fiendishly difficult puzzles that will put codebreaking,