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"We couldn't sit back and let this happen"
"Tubthumping" by the British band, Chumbawamba, was a huge hit around the world in the 1990's and is still popular today.
But the band has now issued a "cease and desist letter" to New Zealand's deputy Prime Minister, to demand that he stop using the song at his rallies. Winston Peters is the leader of a populist party called New Zealand First.
Chumbawamba's former lead singer -- and a founding member of the anarchist punk band -- Dunstan Bruce, spoke to Tim Franks.
Image: Dunstan Bruce (Credit: Hutton Supancic/Getty Images for SXSW)
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