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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Palmerston: Britain's Feline Diplomat Resumes New Role in Bermuda
Palmerston: Britain's Feline Diplomat Resumes New Role in Bermuda Britain's top feline diplomat, Palmerston, has emerged from retirement to accept a new assignment in Bermuda. Known for his role as the chief mouser at the British Foreign Office, Palmerston is now acting as the UK's primary four-legged envoy on the island.This exciting development was revealed on Wednesday through Palmerston's official DiploMog account on the social platform X. H…
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