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the sun reports presenters ben shephard and cat deeley "are set for big—money deals as the new faces" of the mid—morning programme this morning, replacing phillip schofield the scientific reports. based on a study by two university northumbria university and the university of sussex. they had been investigating whether or not cats play fetch. they do. my cats play fetch. i already know but tell me. they have been investigating whether cats play fetch and, on the whole, they say felines prefer to take part on their own terms and are more likely retrieve objects at a time of their choosing. they are basically not paying fetch at all. can't seem to like to make fetch more interesting to themselves, often only play when they feel like it. this study of over 1000 pat's took part in the survey. jemma foreman, who led the study from the university of sussex, concluded by saying not all cats will want to play fetch but if they do, it is likely they will have their own particular way of doing so. how is that different to dogs? well, dogs... you throw for a dog and it automatically brings it back. it is literally in their dna. if the dog does not want to bring it