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D:Ream ban Labour from using Things Can Only Get Better in election campaign - Vimarsana News

D:Ream ban Labour from using Things Can Only Get Better in election campaign

The pop band behind New Labour's 1997 anthem Things Can Only Get Better has banned Sir Keir Starmer from using the song in the election. D:Ream&#3...

General election latest: Starmer takes pop at Johnson hiding in fridge as he refuses to comment on Abbott row - Vimarsana News

General election latest: Starmer takes pop at Johnson hiding in fridge as he refuses to comment on Abbott row

Amid a row over whether Diane Abbott can stand for Labour, a former party adviser has told Politics Hub that it is "ridiculous" to say the party's National Executive Committee is independent. Meanwhile, a senior party frontbencher has defended Sir Keir Starmer.

Source: sky.com
Politicians and music: Which songs have been used and do they need permission? - Vimarsana News

Politicians and music: Which songs have been used and do they need permission?

D:Ream said they would deny any request from Sir Keir Starmer to use Things Can Only Get Better in the upcoming General Election.

D:Ream ban Labour from using 'Things Can Only Get Better' in election campaign - Vimarsana News

D:Ream ban Labour from using 'Things Can Only Get Better' in election campaign

D:Ream have banned Keir Starmer from using their song 'Things Can Only Get Better' in his Labour election campaign.

Source: nme.com
Who are D:Ream? The band whose song played during Rishi Sunak's election speech - Homepage - Vimarsana News

Who are D:Ream? The band whose song played during Rishi Sunak's election speech - Homepage

The song was blasted from beyond the Downing Street gates.