September 14th 2024.
Larry, the beloved cat who resides at 10 Downing Street, holds a prestigious position in the British government. He has served under six Prime Ministers and has become a well-known figure in the world of politics. However, not everyone seems to appreciate his presence.
During a recent meeting with business leaders in Glasgow, Scottish secretary Ian Murray had some not-so-flattering words for Larry. Despite being excited to meet the famous feline, Murray expressed disappointment in his behavior. He even went as far as to call Larry a "little shit," much to the surprise of his colleagues.
It seems that Larry may not be the most friendly cat, as he has been described as "miserable" and a "thug" by other politicians. In fact, he has been rated higher than any serving Prime Minister in opinion polls. But despite his not-so-perfect demeanor, Larry remains a beloved and important figure at Downing Street.
However, it looks like Larry may have some competition for the title of top cat. Prime Minister Keir Starmer recently announced that his family has added a new Siberian kitten to the mix. With their rescue cat JoJo already living at number 10, there will now be a few furry friends roaming the halls.
Sir Keir revealed that having pets at Downing Street has its challenges, as the property is heavily secured. But that hasn't stopped the Starmer family from welcoming another cat into their home. Their daughters were determined to have a new addition, even if it means figuring out how to install a cat flap in a bomb-proof door.
Despite any negative reviews or competition, Larry remains a beloved and important part of the British government. And with the addition of the new kitten, it looks like Downing Street will have even more furry inhabitants to keep things interesting.
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