Radio Times 12

[barry.m]

Managed to complete all this unaided, apart from 5d, which no-one else has asked about! 5d: "Rigorous way to get sprained, say" (6) - -t-i-t "Strict" wold be the obvious answer but how does that fit with "sprained, say"? Saying strict doesn't ring any bells with me re sprained?

[brizzer]

Way - 'st', followed by 'rict', sounds like ricked

[dannyk13]

Strict sounds like ricked(rick=to strain)

[barry.m]

Thanks very much, both of you. I didn't pick up the connection with the word "way". Thanks.