King Charles delivered his annual Christmas message by urging the nation to remember the enduring values of courage, sacrifice, and community spirit exemplified during the Second World War. He praised the spontaneous bravery of individuals who have risked their lives to protect others, referencing recent tragic events in Bondi Beach and Manchester. The King also reflected on the challenges of a rapidly changing world, highlighting the impact of new technologies on wellbeing and the importance of taking time to reconnect with family, friends, and faith. Emphasizing the significance of pilgrimage, both spiritual and communal, Charles called for unity, resilience, and compassion, drawing on examples from the Christmas story and his own experiences throughout the year. The broadcast concluded with a message of peace and reconciliation, underscored by a performance from the Songs for Ukraine Chorus.