Anything to do with the reintroduction of the Eurasian Lynx to the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park in Scotland ?
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No - this was something that happened in England. In Kent to be precise.
It is to do with that, but what was the announcement that was delayed because of the queen's death?
Near enough.
Three female bison were released in Kent in July last year, with a male due to join them in October to start a breeding program. One of the females turned out to have already been pregnant, and gave birth the day before the queen's death in September - the first wild bison to be born in England for a considerable period of time.
Over to you.
Those of you with a Google Search bar might recognise the graphic of the day - showing the Earth's orbit around the sun. At 16:17 we'll be at our nearest point to the sun and will start another ellipse away. 
2 hours time!
2 hours time!
I'm not sure about Ernest Wood but the other two were railways employees who had been awarded the VC and had locomotives named after them.
The small link is that they were all employees of the L & Y railway company.
Anyway-over to you
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What is the Watford connection to this well-known picture?
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Eddie Hapgood was the England captain. He had a short spell as Watford manager.I knew that...
What is the Watford connection to this well-known picture?
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I did not know that - so, what's the second Watford connection?
I did not know that - so, what's the second Watford connection?
The last time Watford got a refereeing decision in their favour
I doubt that, but the 'connection' was, at the time, an international referee - as well as being an official of another type.
Sir Stanley Rous ( secretary of the FA at the time of the match in question (1938 ?) suggested to the England team that they give the Nazi salute to engender goodwill - having not done so on a previous occasion (1936)which apparently offended the German government. He later wrote that the team weren't that bothered by the action - something fiercely disputed later by, among others Stanley Matthews
Rous lived in/near Watford and the Graham Taylor stand was originally the Rous (or Stanley Rous or Sir Stanley rous) stand.r
Rous lived in/near Watford and the Graham Taylor stand was originally the Rous (or Stanley Rous or Sir Stanley rous) stand.r