Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed this year's Pride of Britain winners to Downing Street to praise their amazing achievements.
Among these winners was 12-year-old Luke Mortimer.
Luke recently received the news that he had won the Child of Courage Pride of Britain award from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
His difficult battle with meningococcal meningitis septicaemia and losing his limbs however his years of dedication to raising money to help other children with disabilities gained him the win this year.
Luke was then invited to Downing Street and into the Cabinet Room to sit down with the Prime Minister.
Posted to the Prime Minister's Facebook was a video showing the meeting, with Luke sitting next to the PM:
Keir Starmer voiced his admiration for the winners, saying:
"What's really great is to have all of you with your inspirational stories, humbling stories frankly, about what you have done around this table"
He continued,
"To do what you have done already and then to go on to touch the lives of millions more is just an incredible thing".

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