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Published: 12:26 PM April 22, 2021    The kittens bred at Wildwood Trust are vital to the continued existence of the species in the UK - Credit: Julie Luna Bayer Almost 200 years since they became extinct, wildlife trusts are taking the next steps to reintroduce wildcats to England's countryside. Centres in Kent and Devon will lead the breeding programmes as researchers decide which habitats will work best for the large cats After almost two centuries, the wildcat may be returning to England. The Wildwood Trust, in collaboration with Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust and Vincent Wildlife...

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25 hot new hotels in Europe for sundrenched summer holidays From Palma to Portofino, some of Europe's finest destinations have new hotels still waiting to open their doors to guests Bougainvillea and balconies: a holiday in Portofino at the Splendido Mare  As spring unfurls and we edge towards freedom, the concept of hopping over to the continent for a holiday is no longer as abstract and absurd as flying to the moon, but an actual, pinch-me possibility. Europe’s sunshine states are already starting to welcome British travellers back to their golden shores, and the date that we might be ab...

Corfu is calling: Greece will open its doors on May 14 - just in time to enjoy an island that caters for all budgets Jo Kessel visited Corfu, which is shaped like a scythe and the most northerly of Greece's seven Ionian Islands Her base was the plush award-winning MarBella Corfu hotel, which clings to hills above a coastal village   She writes: 'There’s an ease about Corfu. It’s got great beaches, great history and great hiking' 

Celebrated internationally and praised in Greece, Demis Roussos died at Ygeia hospital in Athens on 25 January 2015. Greeks at the time were glued to their TV sets as the radical left coalition SYRIZA party swept into power on the banner that it would tear up bailout agreements with Greece’s creditors. Along with the rapid political developments, the death of Roussos’ shook Greek society marking the end of an era. A household name in his lifetime, he sold more than 60 million albums worldwide. Best known for his solo hits in the 1970s and 80s, he engraved himself in the hearts of listener...