Larry the Cat and his Caviar Crisis was the star of UK PM Rishi Sunak’s show

Larry the 10, Downing Street Catwho continued to rule as mouser-in-chief for almost 11 years, remained calm and took a leisurely morning walk before the arrival of his fifth prime minister.

Leaders may come and go, but Larry, who also has his own satirical Twitter account, is now one heck of British political life. Larry must share Number 10 Downing Street and its half-acre of garden with the Sunak family’s 18-month-old pet Labrador, Nova.

“His family is full, so caviar and lobster are on the menu for me from yesterday,” tweeted Larry while awaiting the arrival of the famously wealthy craze.

It may not be all plain sailing though.

Talking about the defeat of Britain’s prime minister in the country over the past 6 weeks after Boris Johnson left office, Larry commented, “The king has asked me to be prime minister because this nonsense has been going on for a long time. has been.”

going to Twitter Larry Despite the sarcastic statement about the new UK PM Rishi Sunak made several hilarious posts. In another post, Larry identifies who is the ‘real boss’ throughout the event.

In the photo, Larry the Cat is sitting near a street light as Sunak makes an address. “My old friend Faisal Islam made sure to get an angle featuring the real owner here,” wrote the Twitter handle of “Chief Mauser” of the Cabinet Office.

latest post, by larry the cathas garnered many amusing responses from Twitter users.

One user wrote, “Love that the lady who took the photo on her phone is taking a photo of Larry, not Rishi.” Another person quipped, “It’s so comforting to see. At least one of the residents of Downing St. has the company.”

darth vader theme played

Meanwhile, as Sunak stepped up to address the nation, protesters outside Downing Street delivered an elaborate musical message.

One of the tunes he chose for the arrival of the “Star Wars” fan craze was “The Imperial March”, the theme of Darth Vader.

podium changed

One of the first decisions of incoming British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak saw him step away from Liz Truss’s lecture, which was styled to look like a twisted pile of wooden blocks.

The lecturer’s unusual appearance caught a surprise last month when Truss used it to deliver his maiden address in front of the prime minister’s residence at No 10 Downing Street.

In recent decades each of the British Prime Ministers had his own personal lecture.

But the pace of Sunak’s selection as party leader and prime minister following the short and calamitous tenure of Liz Truss meant that Downing Street had to turn around for the stand left from the previous administration.

The lectures, which have a metal core to prevent them from blowing up, typically take at least three weeks to manufacture, at a cost of £4,000 ($4,500). Daily Telegraph,

Rishi Sunak has become the first person of color, Britain’s first Indian-origin prime minister. Sunak is also the first PM to be appointed by the new monarch, King Charles III, after the death of Queen Elizabeth II last month.

(with inputs from AFP)