* PM said he wanted to remember those unable to celebrate the festival publicly
* He said his Government would 'stand in solidarity' with Christians everywhere
* Outside Number 10, he said he wanted to wish everyone a 'merry little Christmas'
* PM also praised NHS workers and civil servants working through the holidays
* Jeremy Corbyn also delivered his last Christmas message as Labour party leader
Boris Johnson has vowed to defend persecuted Christians around the world and their 'right to practise their faith'.
In his first Christmas message as Prime Minister, Mr Johnson said he wanted to remember those who were unable to celebrate the festival publicly or were jailed because of their religious beliefs.
He said his Government would 'stand in solidarity' with Christians everywhere.
In a video filmed in front of a Christmas tree in Downing Street, Mr Johnson said he wanted to wish everyone a 'merry little Christmas'.
He added: 'It's that special time of year when, whatever has gone before, we can take an opportunity to celebrate all that is good in the world and to spend time with our friends and family. I hope you are all enjoying a wonderful break with your loved ones, sharing gifts and tucking into some delicious food.'
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Now if he could only DEPORT ALL THE MUSLIM TRASH that the socialist before him let in to OVERTAKE his country...Perhaps the move out of the EU will be the start of the English taking back their own country...although I would never bet on that!
* He said his Government would 'stand in solidarity' with Christians everywhere
* Outside Number 10, he said he wanted to wish everyone a 'merry little Christmas'
* PM also praised NHS workers and civil servants working through the holidays
* Jeremy Corbyn also delivered his last Christmas message as Labour party leader
Boris Johnson has vowed to defend persecuted Christians around the world and their 'right to practise their faith'.
In his first Christmas message as Prime Minister, Mr Johnson said he wanted to remember those who were unable to celebrate the festival publicly or were jailed because of their religious beliefs.
He said his Government would 'stand in solidarity' with Christians everywhere.
In a video filmed in front of a Christmas tree in Downing Street, Mr Johnson said he wanted to wish everyone a 'merry little Christmas'.
He added: 'It's that special time of year when, whatever has gone before, we can take an opportunity to celebrate all that is good in the world and to spend time with our friends and family. I hope you are all enjoying a wonderful break with your loved ones, sharing gifts and tucking into some delicious food.'
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
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Now if he could only DEPORT ALL THE MUSLIM TRASH that the socialist before him let in to OVERTAKE his country...Perhaps the move out of the EU will be the start of the English taking back their own country...although I would never bet on that!
