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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted a delegation of 13 Indian companies at 10 Downing Street in London on what the British government described as a “curated visit” to enhance the bilateral partnership and boost investment flows.

UK PM Keir Starmer hosts Indian business chiefs to boost investments

The companies represented are said to have collectively invested over GBP 10 billion into the UK and employ tens of thousands of people across the country.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted a delegation of 13 Indian companies at 10 Downing Street in London on what the British government described as a &ldquo;curated visit&rdquo; to enhance the bilateral partnership and boost investment flows.
The visit on Wednesday follows Starmer&rsquo;s meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the G20 Summit last month, when the leaders committed to take forward an &ldquo;ambitious&rdquo; UK-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with collaboration opportunities on economic growth, security and defence, technology, climate, health, and education.
According to a readout from the British High Commission in New Delhi, the Indian investors and CEOs also met senior Cabinet ministers to discuss job creation and growth opportunities under a proposed India-UK trade deal after Starmer had confirmed the relaunch of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations early in the new year.
&ldquo;India is a vital partner for the UK and we have huge ambition to unlock more opportunities together, building on our already strong relationship,&rdquo; said Starmer, with reference to the business meeting.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;m delighted to welcome some of India&rsquo;s most senior business leaders to Downing Street and to outline the UK&rsquo;s ambitious focus on economic growth and innovation,&rdquo; he said.
The delegation, supported by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), discussed deepening ties with Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves and Foreign Secretary David Lammy. Meanwhile, Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and minister for trade policy Douglas Alexander discussed bilateral trade, worth GBP 42 billion a year and supporting over 600,000 jobs across both economies as per UK government statistics.
&ldquo;As one of the most globally connected economies in the G20, the UK provides unmatched opportunities for Indian businesses to thrive. India already accounts for the second highest number of FDI projects into the UK, and this government is committed to deepening our trade and investment links with India even further,&rdquo; said Reynolds.
&ldquo;Boosting investment is a mission at the heart of this government. It was great to hear first-hand from Indian business leaders on why so many of them have given us a vote of confidence and chosen to invest here,&rdquo; he said.
The companies represented are said to have collectively invested over GBP 10 billion into the UK and employ tens of thousands of people across the country. The delegation was led by Sunil Bharti Mittal, founder and chairman of Bharti Enterprises which completed a major investment in the BT Group this year.
&ldquo;This business delegation comes at a pivotal moment, as India stands as the fastest-growing large economy and is on track to become a USD 5 trillion economy by 2027. Over time, India-UK relations have developed into a robust, multifaceted partnership built on historical ties, economic synergy, and increasing geopolitical alignment,&rdquo; said Mittal.
&ldquo;The India-UK Free Trade Agreement negotiations present significant opportunities for mutual growth and cooperation. We are optimistic that this delegation will pave the way for numerous successful business collaborations. We shall seek guidance from Prime Minister Starmer on the sectors that may exhibit better collaboration opportunities,&rdquo; he said.
Other companies represented at the meeting included Bharat Semi Systems, Biocon Group, Blue Star Limited, Essar Group, Hero Enterprise, Jet Synthesis, Piramal Group, Reliance Industries, Tata Steel, TVS Motor Company, TVS Supply Chain Solutions and UPL Limited. The delegation concluded their tour with a reception hosted by the High Commission of India in London.

Larry the cat -- Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office -- has welcomed the 6th UK prime minister to 10 Downing Street. But Keir Starmer has moved in with his own cat.

Buddy or rival? Larry the cat has company at 10 Downing Street

Larry the cat -- Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office -- has welcomed the 6th UK prime minister to 10 Downing Street. But Keir Starmer has moved in with his own cat.

In the last decade, every British prime minister's first task is the same -- impressing the resident cat at 10 Downing Street. But Keir Starmer seems to be off to a rocky start as he moves in with his own feline, a rescue cat called JoJo.
Is a catfight impending at the PM's residence? Larry the cat does not think so. A social media handle of UK's Chief Mouser said that it plans to welcome the Starmer family cat.
But Larry is no stranger to conflict. He famously shares a fued with palmerstone -- the resident cat of the UK's foreign office. The two have known to brawl for the camera, with Larry often in the losing corner.
It's only fair to say that Larry the cat should be the primary feline of 10 Downing Street. Afterall, he has stayed longer at the residence than the last 5 prime ministers.
During his tenure Larry can often be seen lapping up the attention of the international media, at times stealing the limelight away from more famous visitors.
The tabby cat was recruited by then-Prime Minister David Cameron to solve a rat crisis at one of the world's most famous addresses.
The rescue cat entered his new home on 15 February 2011, and has been a much-loved resident ever since.
The government website says Larry spends his days "greeting guests..., inspecting security defences and testing antique furniture for napping quality."
His day-to-day responsibilities also include "contemplating a solution to the mouse occupancy of the house," it adds.
Larry, a former stray, has been known to take a relaxed approach to his mousing duties.
The last holder of Larry's office, a male cat called Humphrey, retired in 1997 and died in 2006.
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Meanwhile, images on social media showed a white passenger car with its boot open slammed into the gates of Downing Street

Car crashes into 10 Downing Street gate, 1 arrested

Car crashes into 10 Downing Street gate, 1 arrested
Security scare at UK PM Rishi Sunak's official residence
UK police have arrested one man

Meanwhile, images on social media showed a white passenger car with its boot open slammed into the gates of Downing Street

One person was arrested on Thursday after a car crashed into the gates of 10 Downing Street in London, the office residence of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, the Metropolitan Police said.
"At around 16:20hrs [local time] a car collided with the gates of Downing Street on Whitehall,&rdquo; the Met Police said in a statement.
"Armed officers arrested a man at the scene on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. There are no reports of any injuries. Enquiries are ongoing,&rdquo; the police said.
Officers could soon be seen winding down their operation even as most of Whitehall, the main political hub of London between Trafalgar Square and Parliament Square, was cordoned off.
Officials inside Downing Street have reportedly been asked to stay indoors and it remains uncertain whether Sunak was in his office at the time of the incident.
Meanwhile, images on social media showed a white passenger car with its boot open slammed into the gates of Downing Street, which is significantly protected with barriers and a solid double-barrel black iron gate at all times.

The video shows England bowler Sam Curran & Chris Jordan bowling to Sunak in the garden at 10 Downing Street.

WATCH: UK PM Rishi Sunak plays cricket with England's World Cup winners 

England's T20 World Cup winners met with UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at his official residence, where they all played a game of garden cricket together.

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The video shows England bowlers Sam Curran &amp; Chris Jordan bowling to Sunak in the garden at 10 Downing Street.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak enjoyed a game of cricket with England's T20 World Cup winners in the garden of his residence at 10 Downing Street.&nbsp;
In a clip shared by 10 Downing Street videographer Luca Boffa, Sam Curran &amp; Chris Jordan were captured bowling to Sunak, with the latter even managing to nick the UK PM off.
The English players, who won the World Cup in November last year, only got around to meeting Sunak now due to their hectic schedules.
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Johnson, who resigned as Prime Minister in July 2022, may face removal as a member of Parliament if found guilty.

UK: lockdown party scandal haunts ex-PM Boris Johnson; hearing next week

Johnson, who resigned as Prime Minister in July 2022, may face removal as a member of Parliament if found guilty.

The lockdown party scandal continues to haunt United Kingdom's former Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
He is likely to be questioned by British lawmakers on 22 March 2023 over whether he lied to them about parties at 10, Downing Street in violation of Covid lockdown rules.
Johnson, who resigned as Prime Minister in July 2022, may face removal as a member of Parliament if found guilty.
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Protesters gathered outside British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's residence and called for him to resign after he rejected demands that he step down during a stormy session of the House of Commons amid a furor over his handling of sexual misconduct allegations against a senior official.
However, a delegation of some of his most trusted allies in the Cabinet then paid a visit to the prime minister to urge him to go, but he remained unmoved, Britain's Press Association reported.
The prime minister turned down suggestions he seek a “dignified exit” and opted instead to fight for his political career, citing “hugely important issues facing the country,” according to the news agency.
It quoted a source close to Johnson as saying he told colleagues there would be “chaos” if he quit.

Protesters gather outside 10 Downing Street, demand Boris Johnson's resignation

Protesters gathered outside British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's residence and called for him to resign after he rejected demands that he step down during a stormy session of Parliament

However, a delegation of some of his most trusted allies in the Cabinet then paid a visit to the prime minister to urge him to go, but he remained unmoved, Britain's Press Association reported.

Protesters gathered outside British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's residence and called for him to resign after he&nbsp;rejected demands that he step down during a stormy session of the House of Commons amid a furor over his handling of sexual misconduct allegations against a senior official.
However, a delegation of some of his most trusted allies in the Cabinet then paid a visit to the prime minister to urge him to go, but he remained unmoved, Britain's Press Association reported.
The prime minister turned down suggestions he seek a &ldquo;dignified exit&rdquo; and opted instead to fight for his political career, citing &ldquo;hugely important issues facing the country,&rdquo; according to the news agency.
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It quoted a source close to Johnson as saying he told colleagues there would be &ldquo;chaos&rdquo; if he quit.

Even before UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's apology for holding a gathering of around 100 people at 10 Downing Street during peak lockdown in May 2020 could register with the people, reports have emerged of another lockdown party at his official residence. 
British daily 'The Telegraph' has reported that the staff at 10 Downing Street held two parties on April 16, 2021 --- the eve of the funeral of Prince Philip, the Queen's husband. 
Covid-19 restrictions imposed in the UK at that point of time prohibited indoor gatherings. 
'The Telegraph' reported that one party held on April 16, 2021 was a farewell party for PM's then director of communications James Slack and the second one was for one of his personal photographers.
PM Boris Johnson however did not attend any of those parties, according to the report. 
 

Reports of more lockdown parties at No. 10, pressure mounts on Boris Johnson

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson finds himself in another controversy after reports emerge of 2 more lockdown parties at 10 Downing Street

More trouble for UK PM as reports emerge of more lockdown&nbsp;parties
The Telegraph: 2 parties at 10 Downing Street during lockdown&nbsp;in April 16, 2021
Indoor gathering was banned in UK in April 2021
Reports: PM Johnson did not attend the April 2021 parties
Boris Johnson already facing flak for a lockdown&nbsp;party in May 2020

British daily 'The Telegraph' has reported that the staff at 10 Downing Street held two parties on April 16, 2021 --- the eve of the funeral of Prince Philip, the Queen's husband.&nbsp;

Even before UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's apology for holding a gathering of around 100 people at 10 Downing Street during peak lockdown in May 2020 could register with the people, reports have emerged of another lockdown&nbsp;party at his official residence.&nbsp;
British daily 'The Telegraph' has reported that the staff at 10 Downing Street held two parties on April 16, 2021 --- the eve of the funeral of Prince Philip, the Queen's husband.&nbsp;
Covid-19 restrictions imposed in the UK at that point of time prohibited indoor gatherings.&nbsp;
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'The Telegraph' reported that one party held on April 16, 2021 was a farewell party for&nbsp;PM's then director of communications James Slack and the second one was for one of his personal photographers.
PM Boris Johnson however did not attend any of those parties, according to the report.&nbsp;
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