1. Consecutive Sudoku
2. Samurai
3. Sohei
4. Hexudoku
5. Killer
6. Kakuro
7. Toroidal Sudoku

The question is, from what?

1. The first spaceworthy Space Shuttle in NASA's orbital fleet?
2. Initial member of Steps that broke off to form a duo with Clair Richards?
3. He made the gadgets for James Bond?
4. Manufacturer of GPS devices, named after a Portugese explorer?
5. ? = MC²?
6. Film directed by Baz Luhrmann, staring Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes?
7. A beverage which rhymes with the prong of a fork, a large coniferous tree, and a pure waveform

1. ogles
2. bedevils
3. jettison
4. ginseng
5. boll
6. lavae
7. scallions

Another 7 things to name, this time even I don't know what they are ;) Thanks to Elephino for this weeks submission :D

1. Hidden Single
2. Naked Single
3. Naked Subsets
4. Unit Intersection
5. X-Wing
6. Swordfish
7. Jellyfish

1. Atomic chess: any capture on a square results in an "atomic explosion" which kills (i.e. removes from the game) all pieces in any of the 8 surrounding squares, except for pawns.
2. Andernach chess: a piece making a capture changes colour.
3. Madrasi chess: a piece which is attacked by the same type of piece of the opposite colour is paralysed.
4. PlunderChess: the capturing piece is allowed to temporarily take the moving abilities of the piece taken.
5. Suicide chess: capturing moves are mandatory and the object is to lose all pieces. There is no check - the king is captured like an ordinary piece.
6. Checkless chess: players are forbidden from giving check except to checkmate.
7. Hierarchical chess: pieces must be moved in the following order: pawn, knight, bishop, rook, queen, king. A player who has the corresponding piece but cannot move it loses the game.

Post your answers as a comment or email the over :)

1. Sheepish Poltroons (12,5)
2. Amber Chest Fresco (7,2,7)
3. A Bonanza Fries Pork (7,2,7)
4. Rebel Fig Foot (6,2,4)
5. Prefixed Heron Hoot (5,3,2,7)
6. Blanch Poodle Fir (4-5,6)
7. Lads Healthy Owl (8,7)

Congrats go to 'Anonymous' for the correct answers to Sunday's puzzle, you know who you are :D

1. Bath
2. Bakewell
3. Benson
4. Wing
5. Rose
6. Tongue
7. Rock

Thought I'd try something a bit different today. Below is a list of 7 clues to UK town and village names, which complete the the 2 phrases in each clue. E.g. Village Green Fingers : Making Village Green and Green Fingers. Guesses via comments please, the answers will be put up in a few days time :)

1. Order of the ... Towel
2. Cherry ... Tart
3. George ... and Hedges
4. Chicken ... Commander
5. Mary ... Quartz
6. Ox ... in Cheek
7. Punk ... Hopper