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NOT AGAIN, MICHAEL! Ryanair boss
Michael O’Leary appears to be recycling his
ideas in his determination to get publicity for his
airline’s price offers – he’s struck this particular
pose before. But is the sight him in flamenco
gear with a plane between his legs really going
to persuade people to take an unscheduled
city break?
Red Funnel goes nuts about the red squirrel
Red Funnel, the Isle of Wight specialist, has But that’s not enough to save the reds:
backed a campaign to protect the island’s North American grey squirrels whoop more
indigenous red squirrel population, which has enthusiastically at Ricky Lake, and can swim
been all but decimated elsewhere by the North like Michael Phelps.
American grey. No doubt they’d prefer to jump on a ferry to
The island is one of the only places in the UK the Isle of Wight, but with Red Funnel joining
where it still thrives. And best of all, someone the campaign to save the reds during this
got to dress up as a giant squirrel and hang out week’s Red Squirrel Week, that’s hardly likely.
with TV conservationist Chris Packham. Make donations at redfunnel.co.uk/redsquirrel.
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