Cats – Lyndon @ Adonis Blue

Cats are, of course, wonderful

A classic example of the behaviour of a “shoulder cat”, a great favourite of mine.

February 4, 2020

Quel bonheur!

Un chat pucé retrouvé quatre ans après sa disparition à La Valette-du-Var

https://www.francebleu.fr/infos/insolite/a-la-valette-du-var-un-chat-puce-retrouve-quatre-ans-apres-sa-disparition-1580831123 via France Bleu

February 26, 2019

Why We Think Cats Are Psychopaths – The Atlantic

It’s just “resting cat face.”
— Read on www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/02/cat-psychopaths/583192/

September 9, 2018

Cats waking their companions

August 31, 2018

Pourquoi notre époque aime-t-elle autant les chats

www.franceinter.fr/emissions/grand-bien-vous-fasse/grand-bien-vous-fasse-31-aout-2018

“I like cats and I don’t like people who don’t!” (Roger Moore in “North Sea Hijack”, a film rendered memorable by this line alone, indeed by only this line.)

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Gender wars: the Union's new battle line January 19, 2023
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Who's afraid of Keir Starmer? January 12, 2023
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Should politicians stick out a scandal? January 28, 2023
It emerged this week that Nadhim Zahawi was in a row last year with HMRC over tax payments, but he is currently holding onto his post as Conservative party chairman. When should a politician resign? And is it worth fighting back? Ten years ago, the News of the World broke a story about then Liberal Democrat MP Mark Oaten’s personal life. On the podcast, Mark […]
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Does Hunt's growth agenda add up? January 27, 2023
Jeremy Hunt unveiled his plans to grow the economy in a speech this morning. His strategy will focus on four pillars or 'four E's': enterprise, education, employment and everywhere. Natasha Feroze speaks to Kate Andrews and Fraser Nelson – who were at the Bloomberg headquarters, on their key takeaways from the speech.
The Spectator

Migranti, la Geo Barents a Spezia, a bordo anche 87 minori e un neonato January 28, 2023
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