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Frosty mornings split parks into two camps: the puffer-jacket pups and the bare-fur purists. A practising vet lays down a

Radiators glow, the boiler hums, and yet there’s that stubborn cold pocket by the sofa or the side of the

In gardens across Britain, tall stems whip in the wind, roses rock at their roots, and vines hold last year’s

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Scientists whisper about magma and time; pilots eye their flight paths; a radio crackles in a fishing village that thought