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England's five rarest bumblebees have made a comeback in parts of Kent and Sussex, conservationists have said. The five threatened species have spread their geographic range as a result of environmental schemes in Dungeness and Romney Marsh. Measures to make the habitat more suitable include putting pollen and nectar-rich flower margins in fields. Project leader Dr Nikki Gammans said she had not expected to see successful results so quickly.