Rishi Sunak's Furniture Is Seen Being Removed From Downing Street As Labour Era Begins
Rishi Sunak’s furniture has been seen being removed from Downing Street as Keir Starmer prepares to move in with his family.
The former prime minister’s time behind the famous black door of No.10 came to an end in the wake of the Tories’ catastrophic defeat in last week’s general election.
A lorry from the Platimum Move removals firm was spotted parked in Downing Street this afternoon.
Removal men were also photographed carrying a chest of drawers, a sofa and a bed into it.
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Starmer and his family are expected to formally move into their new grace-and-favour home in the coming days.
However, it is not known yet whether they will live in the flat above No.10 or in the larger property above No.11, which has been used by several prime ministers dating back to Tony Blair’s time in office.