RISHI Sunak has urged people to focus on “the promise of a brighter future” in a Christmas message ahead of an election year.
The Prime Minister said Christmas is “a time of hope” but it is important to remember “those facing a difficult time”.
Mr Sunak, who is a Hindu, highlighted the “Christian values at the heart of this celebration of Christ’s birth”.
He said: “Christmas is a time of peace, joy, compassion.
And today, as we look ahead, let’s keep that promise of a brighter future burning into the New Year.”
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He thanked NHS staff, police and the Armed Forces for “sacrificing their Christmases in the service of others”.
Meanwhile, Sir Keir Starmer also wished people a merry Christmas with his own message.
The Labour leader hailed the “military personnel for their steadfast commitment to our national security”.
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The results follow a bruising few weeks for Rishi Sunak, whose mutinous party has been trading blows over his Rwanda plan.
