Bojo’s mischievous moggy makes grab for power by sneaking into No. 10
Palmerston took chance to seize control with Downing Street rival Larry 'away' for a few days
BORIS Johnson's cat Palmerston made a grab for power yesterday by sneaking into No.10.
In an ironic role reversal from his boss' leadership ambitions, the cat managed to evade security to get inside Theresa May's new home.
No.10's resident cat Larry is believed to be “away” for a few days and power hungry Palmerston took the opportunity to dash into .
But cops were quickly onto his land grab and he was escorted out and then turned tail after a brief stand-off with an officer by the door.
Mr Johnson inherited the black and white cat cat at the Foreign and Commonwealth office and his feline friend seems to have inherited his master’s ambition.
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The cat was appointed Chief Mouser to the Foreign Office earlier this year after being adopted from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.
He was later put on bed rest for a few days after he licked his wounds.
It is not the first time Larry has got into a scrap.
He often fought with No. 11's cat Freya, who was then exiled to the countryside.