Removal van arrives at Downing Street as David Cameron moves out of Number 10

David Cameron and his family have made 10 Downing Street their home for the last six years - but now the removal van has arrived.
A van was pictured at the back of Downing Street after the final Cabinet meeting of Mr Cameron's time as Prime Minister.
When he resigned after the UK's vote for Brexit, he expected to remain in charge until September as the Conservative Party elected a new leader.
But Andrea Leadsom's dramatic decision to drop out of the leadership race yesterday meant the Camerons are packing up in a hurry, with Theresa May moving in tomorrow.
Movers arrived with a large blue van which appeared to be full of cardboard boxes for packing.
Simply Removals boast of being specialists in London removals on their website.
Their 'Big One' package recommended for packing three to four bedroom homes costs £169 and provides 25 standard boxes, 20 large boxes, 2 wardrobe boxes, 25 meters of bubble wrap, 250 sheets of packing paper and 5 rolls of tape.
 
They were the removal firm the Camerons used when they eventually moved into Downing Street in 2010 after coalition talks with the Lib Dems made him Prime Minister.
They say: "Our London removal service is geared around your needs. Our aim is to make your London move stress free.
"We have a wealth of experience and expertise in undertaking a diverse range of removal services. Should your requirement be a simple item being moved locally, or your fully furnished home across the country; Simply Removals London has the solution for you."
Mrs May made what is likely to be her last visit to Number 10 as Home Secretary this morning when she attended a Cabinet meeting.
  Mr Cameron will formally resign tomorrow after a final Prime Minister's questions session, then Mrs May will take charge.
Her first task will be to assemble her new Cabinet - and get settled in her new home.
But not everybody is moving out. Larry the cat belongs to the Cabinet Office and will be staying put.

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