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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Missing cat turns up 86 miles from home after nearly a year on the run

A house cat named Ginge vanished from his owner's home in Sunderland, England, and was found almost a year later living among a feral colony 86 miles away in Leeds, rescued only because a volunteer noticed he was too friendly to be a stray. Lucy Roche, a volunteer branch leader for the charity Cat Action […] The post Missing cat turns up 86 miles from home after nearly a year on the run appeared first on American Almanac .

A house cat named Ginge vanished from his owner's home in Sunderland, England, and was found almost a year later living among a feral colony 86 miles away in Leeds, rescued only because a volunteer noticed he was too friendly to be a stray. Lucy Roche, a volunteer branch leader for the charity Cat Action Trust 1977, was making her regular rounds feeding feral cats in Garforth, a town outside Leeds, when one animal in the colony caught her attention. The cat rubbed against her, purred, and let her pet him, behavior that set him apart from the wary ferals she usually encounters. Roche brought the cat to a local veterinarian, where a microchip scan revealed his name was Ginge and his owner, a woman named Beth, lived more than 86 miles north…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Steven Tucker) - Andy Burnham’s Northern Kingdom

A simple guide for confused Americans. The post Andy Burnham’s Northern Kingdom appeared first on The American Conservative .

Takimag Andy Burnham’s Northern Kingdom A simple guide for confused Americans. TakiMag (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images) Looking at British politics right now, this magazine’s American readership must be mightily puzzled. In Andy Burnham, the UK is about to get a new Prime Minister whose entire justification for leadership is that he hails from Manchester—the capital of “the North.” What, you may be asking, is “the North” (other than “that bit above the South”)? A central theme of this island’s politics is that there exists a yawning gap between England’s northern and southern halves.…Open