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Wildlife 2020 – Frosty’s state of the nation
PETER FROST looks back at the state of wildlife after that most remarkable year 2020

THE coronavirus pandemic devastated Britain in many different ways.

We’ve mourned tens of thousands of deaths, of course. Many families lost loved ones far too early.

For Prime Minister Boris Johnson and so many other politicians worldwide it sometimes seemed that the biggest disaster was the decline in the GDP.

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