The Prime Minister highlights Christian values in his message

Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister, has delivered a Christmas message urging people to focus on "the promise of a brighter future" as we enter an election year. He emphasized the importance of remembering those who are facing difficult times during this festive season. Despite being a Hindu, Sunak highlighted the Christian values that are at the heart of the celebration of Christ's birth. He described Christmas as a time of peace, joy, and compassion and encouraged everyone to carry that spirit into the New Year.

Expressing gratitude to NHS staff, police, and the Armed Forces

In his message, Sunak also expressed gratitude to the NHS staff, police, and the Armed Forces for their sacrifice and dedication in serving others, even during the holiday season. He acknowledged that many of these essential workers will be sacrificing their own Christmases to ensure the well-being and safety of others.

Sir Keir Starmer extends Christmas greetings and praises military personnel

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer also delivered a Christmas message, wishing everyone a merry Christmas. He specifically praised the military personnel for their unwavering commitment to national security.

Exclusive poll suggests Tories must unite and cut taxes for a chance at winning the next general election

A recent poll conducted exclusively for HOAR on Sunday has warned the warring Tories that they must come together and implement tax cuts if they want to have a shot at winning the upcoming general election. The poll results come after a challenging period for Rishi Sunak, who has faced internal party conflicts over his Rwanda plan.