Oh Jeremy Corbyn

[mushroom25]

the name chanted at the London new year celebration?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7842451/Labour-supporters-claim-Londons-New-Years-Eve-crowds-burst-singing-Oh-Jeremy-Corbyn.html?ito=native_share_article-masthead

is the beginning of a campaign for labour to retain their seemingly beloved leader?

[Zacs-Master]

Extrapolating some drunken revellers who may, or may not, have pit his name to a song as being the start of a campaign to keep him as leader is a little.......strange.

[JimF]

If in doubt, quote the Daily Mail. Must be true...

[youngmafbog]

There are other reports so youy dig at the DM and it's readership is a bit pointless (probably best to check that first in future to avoid looking a plonker?

Like ZM says, basing a comeback on a few drunks is grasping straws to say the least.

[ToraToraTora]

even if they did sing it, it was probably meant in sympathy.

[margarettom]

Was it sung to the tune of 'Oh dear, what can the matter be?'

[ichkeria]

Yes it might have been:

“Oh! Jeremy Corbyn ...!”

:-)

[gulliver1]

And the other group were singing" Oh Dominic Cummings "

[gulliver1]

09.47 Sung to the tune of "Me and my shadow "

[10ClarionSt]

Why is this man still in the news? He should have resigned and retired from public life on Dec 13th.

[naomi24]

Well, he should have been relegated to the back benches at least. Perhaps he thinks if he hangs on long enough the faithful will retain him as leader.