Who is singing on the advert?
Too early to start talking about Christmas? Surely not!
However you do Christmas, we’ve got a turkey for you. #EveryonesWelcomepic.twitter.com/Iun5467JJi
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Please settle the debate before you send
@Elmac44 mad!!
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Christmas is a time of year we all know and celebrate, yet we all do it differently. This became our strategy for music, take a Christmas song we all recognise, and re-imagine it in different styles. 1/2
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I totally agree, love this version! Can you confirm it’s the wonder singer/songwriter Rachel Sermanni singing?
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Christmas is a time of year we all know and celebrate, yet we all do it differently. 1/2
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Absolutely love the Add
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Glad you like the advert Simon!
What food makes Christmas for you?
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I'm a Muslim-I really don't see how I and the Muslims I know wud be offended by Merry Christmas! FYI Muslims believe in Jesus Christ!
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Whether, you believe Jesus is the son of God, whether literally or otherwise, you are entitled to your beliefs and I should respect that
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Great ad
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Thanks Jill
What's the plan for Christmas for you this year?
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I can advise Suwie, we are not selling Halal turkeys in fresh or frozen this year. TY - Jayne
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Love the advert. Love the inclusive attitude. My church are proud to do so also. And I’ve had great conversations with my Muslim young people over Christmas they even give out Christmas cards
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This isn't to do with Muslims or Sikhs being INCLUDED it's to do with Christians being EXCLUDED
No Christian symbolism at all 
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If it didn’t have a woman with a cloth over her head who had dark skin no one would have questioned the lack of Christian symbol. No other brand has the Jesus aspect in their ads.
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Fully aware of that in fact early Christian females were expected to cover their heads when learning. It was an example of the bigots assuming due to head covering
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