And walkers played a big part too, with more joining in the event than ever before.
Rhubarb disappeared in August 2023 from Liverpool and owner Claire Berry said after searching "high and low" for her, she feared she was dead.She was shocked when she was got a call out of the blue to say her tabby cat had become a regular visitor to West Lancashire College in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, about 18 miles away and was known as the "college cat".
Ms Berry said she was "over the moon" to have Rhubarb back.Rhubard was reunited with Ms Berry after a college staff member got worried about the cat during the winter and took her to the vets to check if she was chipped.Ms Berry said: "I couldn't believe it."
She said Rhubarb had not been trying to get back out since her return."She was so placid when she came home and climbed on my knee purring."
West Lancashire College said it believed the cat had a home locally "but just liked to visit us for company".
"Many of our students and staff fussed her, fed her daily and she had become part of the West Lancs family," it said.against repeating claims about a Syrian refugee schoolboy.
Sir Keir accused those "cheerleading" Robinson of not being interested in justice and said he would not tolerate discussion and debate on lies."Once we lose the anchor that truth matters, in the robust debate that we must have, then we're on a very slippery slope," he said.
The Liberal Democrats urged the government to "summon the US ambassador" to address Musk's comments, given his role in the next White House administration.Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said: "People have had enough of Elon Musk interfering with our country's democracy when he clearly knows nothing about Britain."