Starmer urges Britons to ‘reach out’ to each other over Christmas | News

Sir Keir Starmer has urged Britons to “reach out to friends, relatives and neighbors” this Christmas.

The prime minister, whose brother Nick died the day after last Christmas, spoke of pain and loss in his Christmas message. He said: “Loss or distress can be felt even more acutely at this time of year when love and abundance are celebrated.”

Speaking from inside 10 Downing Street, Trump encouraged people to get in touch with people in need because it could make a “huge difference”. He added: “That’s what Christmas is all about.”

He also highlighted the persistent struggle over the cost of living across Britain, saying it was his “priority” to help.