“On patrol. (Pic @justin_ng)”
These may be turbulent times, but one Downing Street face will be going nowhere. The chief mouser, Larry, will remain after the Camerons move out
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So today we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the arrival of Larry the Cat, the first "Official Mouser" at 10 Downing Street in London.
Britain’s new prime minister Theresa May will move into her official residence at 10 Downing Street Wednesday, but Larry the cat is staying put.
When the Cameron family leave, it will be without the tabby who has lived in Downing Street since 2011
Mr Cameron was on mischievous form for his last PMQs - and was eager to dispel rumours that he doesn't love Larry
INCOMING PM Theresa May has vowed to keep Downing Street’s Chief Mouser Larry the Cat in his job when she gets the keys to No 10, The Sun can reveal.
Meet Larry. This adorable cat is #10 Downing Street's resident cat who holds the important job of keeping the rodent population down. The Prime
Government staff have treated Larry to a shiny new bell - and he looks very smart.
The feline cohort expands again as Larry, Palmerston and Gladstone will be joined by Evelyn and Osmotherly
The battle for Number 10 may be over but hostility on Downing Street remains between feline rivals Larry and the Foreign Office’s Palmerston.
Meet Larry the cat, the adorable feline who comes in a long line of Chief Mouser's since the 1920s. He's a very important cat who serves a very important job...
Now owned by his fourth prime minister, Larry the Downing Street cat has daily duties that include greeting guests and ‘inspecting security defences’
“Palmerston Protocols” being put in place to keep cat happy and healthy Read our live politics blog HERE
Despite publicly welcoming Larry to his home earlier this year, Mr Cameron has banned the cat from entering his family's private living quarters, which were given a lavish £64,000 make-over last year.
After being caught fighting with the chancellor's cat, we look at the important role Larry plays in Downing Street.
