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The red carpet is rolled out for US President Joe Biden at Downing Street, and is briefly occupied by No. 10's chief mouser Larry the cat, before the feline is taken back inside by staff, to boos from assembled photographers. President Biden is meeting UK Prime Minsiter Rishi Sunak, and will later meet King Charles III at Windsor Castle, as the president makes his way to a NATO summit in Lithuania. IMAGES
British Prime Minister David Cameron is leaving 10 Downing Street to make way for Theresa May, but one resident is staying put: Larry the cat. IMAGES
Boris Johnson joins the weekly 'Clap for Carers' tribute to medical staff for the second consecutive Thursday since resuming his role as British Prime Minister following his hospitalisation with coronavirus. IMAGES
British Prime Minister Theresa May leaves Downing Street following a cabinet meeting the day after top ministers quit in protest over Brexit. IMAGES
Dog lover Sofia Kalinina seems to have created her own extreme dog sledding sport in her home city of Rudny, Kazakhstan. The 79-year-old dog fanatic sits down on a flimsy cart with four wheels as her two dogs pull her around on the sidewalk. Kalinina, aka 'the dogs' mother', has rejected more traditional forms of transport and relies on her trusty canines to scoot her around the city on sunny days. Kalinina was formerly a dog handler and so is well experienced in how to handle her two Giant Schnauzers, Rachel and Bony. According to Kalinina, giant schnauzers are sometimes used for police service, so she feels safe with them because they can protect her if she runs into any trouble. Perhaps Sofia may even want to become the first octogenarian dog sled street racer.
Key British ministers arrive at 10 Downing Street for a cabinet meeting ahead of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announcing the Spring budget. Britain's Conservative government is expected to use the budget update to unveil tax cuts for millions of workers, in an attempt to woo voters before a general election. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's party, which has been in power since 2010, is well behind the main opposition Labour party in opinion polls and looks likely to be dumped out of office. IMAGES
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