Political slogans can shape elections, spark memes, and echo through decades of British history. Which ones stick in your mind for all the right (or wrong) reasons?
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Labour Isn't Working
The Conservative poster with a winding dole queue that helped propel Thatcher to Number 10. Arguably the most famous political ad in British history.

Things Can Only Get Better
D:Ream's anthem became the soundtrack of Blair's landslide victory. Still triggers flashbacks of red roses and dawn breaking over Downing Street.
Get Brexit Done
Three words repeated so often they practically hypnotised the electorate. Love it or loathe it, it worked a treat at the ballot box.
For the Many, Not the Few
Corbyn's rallying cry that surprised nearly everyone with how well it landed. Still spotted on tote bags across north London to this day.
Strong and Stable
Repeated so mechanically it became a national punchline within a fortnight. A masterclass in how a slogan can backfire spectacularly.
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