BBC One's 'Tabby McTat': A Heartwarming Tale with a Message of Kindness

Julia Donaldson's Christmas adaptation subtly addresses homelessness, hoping to inspire compassion in politicians.

Tabby McTat, a Christmas adaptation of Julia Donaldson's book, aired on BBC One, featuring the voice talents of Jodie Whittaker, Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, and Rob Brydon.
The story follows a busking cat, Tabby, and his owner Fred, who are separated after an accident, with Tabby finding a new family but never forgetting Fred.
The animation has been praised for its stunning visuals and heartwarming story, making it a must-watch for both children and adults.
Author Julia Donaldson hopes the film's underlying message of kindness and compassion, particularly in relation to homelessness, will resonate with politicians.
The film subtly addresses the issue of homelessness, a timely topic given recent controversial comments by then-Home Secretary Suella Braverman.