Photo Essay: Barack Obama Visits No. 10 Downing St
U.S. Presidential Nominee Barack Obama Comes To No. 10
26 July 2008 - Foreign Policy issues, including Iraq and the Middle East, were high on the agenda this morning as US Presidential nominee Barack Obama met with Gordon Brown.

Gordon Brown and Barack
Obama start their talks in the No. 10 back
garden
Mr Obama is on a worldwide tour that has taken him to Iraq and Israel, and the two men compared notes on their respective visits to the region.
They then took a walk in the Downing Street back garden and then horseguards, and continued their discussions upstairs in the Number 10 state rooms.

The Prime Minister and
Barack Obama share a joke in the back garden of 10 Downing
Street

The two
men took a walk across
horseguards

Mr Brown and Mr Obama had
"warm and engaging" talks

Barack Obama speaks to David Lammy MP & Dawn
Butler MP inside No. 10 Downing Street as the PM looks on
A Downing Street spokesman said the talks were "warm and engaging".
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