Split between bands over Labour leadership reflects divisions within party itself Jeremy Corbyn's endorsement by UB40 has experienced a slight hiccup after the rival incarnation of the multimillion-selling band - who also call themselves UB40 - declined to back him as Labour leader. The decision of one half of the original reggae pop group to publicly support Corbyn in the leadership campaign attracted some mockery because of the parallels between the band's bitter split and the divisions curren...
Split between bands over Labour leadership reflects divisions within party itself Jeremy Corbyn's endorsement by UB40 has experienced a slight hiccup after the rival incarnation of the multimillion-selling band - who also call themselves UB40 - declined to back him as Labour leader. The decision of one half of the original reggae pop group to publicly support Corbyn in the leadership campaign attracted some mockery because of the parallels between the band's bitter split and the divisions curren...
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