Editor’s note

Can you remember what it was like leaving lockdown? It was great to go out and meet friends and family again. The cats of Walldorf, in Germany, must be feeling the same (see page 6). They were kept indoors – or walked on a lead – for months, to stop them from attacking an endangered bird that lives near the town. Also on the topic of cats, have you noticed that they always seem to go straight to the people who don’t like them? On page 11, all is explained. Thanks to animal experts studying the behaviour in detail, it seems cats really do prefer their enemies! Please send pics of your pets to hello@theweekjunior.co.uk Acting editor P.S. You may have seen in the news that Royal Mail are on…

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