The pop group behind New Labour’s 1997 anthem Things Will Only Get Better said they would not allow Sir Keir to use the track at this election.
Sir Keir Starmer has brushed off a snub from the pop group behind New Labour’s victory anthem Things Will Only Get Better, saying “we’re not in 1997”.
Asked about the group’s stance at Labour’s campaign bus launch in Uxbridge on Saturday, Sir Keir told LBC radio: “Well, look, we’re not in 1997. We’re in 2024. Cunnah and Mackenzie said they were dismayed to hear a protester play their number one hit play through a loudspeaker as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called a July 4 election on a wet afternoon in Downing Street.Prime Minister Rishi Sunak issues a statement outside 10 Downing Street after calling a General Election for July 4
On New Labour’s use of the song in 1997, Cunnah said: “I remember clearly, there was this wonderful sea change, and the nation had this feeling that there was a need for change.
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