Boris Johnson  used the parable of the Good Samaritan to share a Bible-based message telling the congregation that the UK “cannot shut our eyes” to the country’s plight following the Russian invasion.

The Prime Minister made the speech at the Ukrainian Cathedral of the Holy Family in Mayfair, London on Sunday evening for which he received an emotional standing ovation. He added that he holds “no hostility” to the Russian people but there is “no possible excuse” for its leadership to choose to invade Ukraine.

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