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My Dog Axel 'Wouldn't Get on' with Larry the Cat, Says Burnham

Summary by Uk-times.com
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham told Laura Kuenssberg his dog Axel will be staying in Greater Manchester and will not be moving to No 10 Downing Street. Burnham revealed he does not think his poodle-mix would get along with Larry the cat, who has lived at the residence for 15 years. Watch Panorama Andy Burnham: The Laura Kuenssberg Interview on iPlayer from 06:00BST, and on One at 20:00BST on Mon 27 Jul 2026. The post My dog Axel ‘wouldn’t get on…

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No moving to Downing Street for Axel, the dog of British Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The reason? Avoid a clash with the UK's most famous landlord: Larry, the cat who has ruled undisputed for over fifteen years. Burnham himself explained in an interview with the BBC, with a smile, that [...] The article Axel, the dog of the new premier Andy Burnham cannot live on Downing Street: that's why and where he will stay comes from The Daily Fact.

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He has lived there since 2011, he has seen seven prime ministers pass by and is now a kind of national icon: there were fears about the arrival of Andy Burnham, who has a dog

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Andy Burnham explains why his rescue dog Axel won’t join him at No 10

Axel the Bichon-Poo was adopted by Andy Burnham and his wife nearly 10 years ago

·London, United Kingdom
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BBC News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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