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Hilarious Moment Downing Street Policeman Knocks On Door To Let Cat Inside
On Downing Street in London, where the residence of the UK Prime Minister has been standing for two centuries on Downing Street 10, journalists have shot a straightforward scene on the camera.
When the home of the Prime Minister was guarded by one of the policemen, Larry the Downing Street cat approached the door.
He wanted to come inside the house, but the door can only be opened from the inside because they do not have a hook. Since the policeman tried to help the cat waiting in the cold, his waiting was interrupted by knocking on the famous black door.
A member of Number 10 staff had to come and open it from the inside, allowing Larry to slip back in to the warmth.
Take a look at the scene, which has shed some light on many of London's inhabitants these days.
The whole incident was caught on camera in the background of a Sky News live broadcast.
When the home of the Prime Minister was guarded by one of the policemen, Larry the Downing Street cat approached the door.
He wanted to come inside the house, but the door can only be opened from the inside because they do not have a hook. Since the policeman tried to help the cat waiting in the cold, his waiting was interrupted by knocking on the famous black door.
A member of Number 10 staff had to come and open it from the inside, allowing Larry to slip back in to the warmth.
Take a look at the scene, which has shed some light on many of London's inhabitants these days.
The whole incident was caught on camera in the background of a Sky News live broadcast.
