Downing Street has been in the news a lot more than usual lately.
With the resignation of Liz Truss as Prime Minister after just 44 days before Rishi Sunak took the top position, we’ve seen the famous black doors of Number 10 more than we may have expected.
As Mr Sunak has become head of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister, a flurry of new faces have been appointed cabinet positions in the latest reshuffle.
This means some of the residences of Downing Street will be getting a reshuffle of their own – and not just Number 10.
Next door to the famous home of the Prime Minister is Number 11, a residence equally as important in the running of government as it is the official residence of Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer.