Royal Mail launches a campaign inviting children aged four to 17 to send letters of support ahead of the 2026 men’s World Cup. The initiative encourages children to write and post letters expressing encouragement to the England and Scotland national teams. Across the coverage, the campaign is also described as a way to promote and renew interest in letter writing among younger people. The Mirror and Daily Record both frame the effort as urging children to write to their favourite World Cup players, while also conveying well-wishes to the squads. The Independent highlights that children are asked to send letters of support to the England and Scotland men’s teams. The overall message across the outlets is that the campaign combines sporting encouragement with a broader aim of inspiring a new generation to value traditional correspondence. The campaign’s focus remains on children’s letters and sending messages of support for the national squads participating in the 2026 tournament.