US EditionU.K.'s foreign office cat Palmerston shows up for duty in Bermuda
- Palmerston, the former resident cat at the Foreign Office, has been brought out of retirement for a new overseas diplomatic posting in Bermuda.
- Palmerston's account stated he was 'lured out of retirement' by 'diplomacy and a purr-fect role' with Bermuda's new governor, Andrew Murdoch.
- The Foreign Office mentioned Palmerston 'will attend only the meetings he deems important, offering advice when necessary and indulging in well-earned naps.'
- Palmerston, named after the longest-serving British Foreign Secretary, was adopted by diplomat Andrew Murdoch, now the governor of Bermuda.
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The diplomat-cat Palmerston is back from retirement. The former mouse catcher of the British Foreign Ministry is now performing important advisory activities in Bermuda. Myths persist around the background of his former resignation.
From London to the North Atlantic: After four years of retirement, the well-known cat Palmerston is facing a new challenge. He is now a "cat relationship consultant" in Bermuda.
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Palmerston, the famous former mouse hunter cat of the British Chancellery, is now the UK's leading quadruped representative in Bermuda.
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