Sunak in Scotland to thank military for service over Christmas
The Prime Minister will pay tribute to the British armed forces when he addresses military personnel.
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Your support makes all the difference.Rishi Sunak will pay tribute to the British armed forces when he addresses military personnel in Scotland.
The Prime Minister will travel to Scotland on Monday to praise members of the RAF, Army and Navy who will spend time away from their families this Christmas while on duty.
While there, Mr Sunak will have a cup of tea with personnel and is also expected to video call members of the armed forces stationed overseas.
He will wish them a happy Christmas and praise their commitment to duty, Number 10 said.
Last Christmas, around 6,000 marines, soldiers, sailors and aviators were deployed around the world across 28 countries.