内容摘要："It's so good to see there's a movement and [South Asian music] is picking up."

"It's so good to see there's a movement and [South Asian music] is picking up."

"So no-one told you life was gonna be this way," the instantly recognisable theme song to the sitcom Friends plays, as he's suddenly joined by the other four members of his team running in the upcoming general election.Cut to a snappy montage of them fist-bumping each other and mingling with residents at community events, as the song's chorus delivers their political message: "I'll be there for you".

It's one of the many social media videos posted by Singapore's long-ruling People's Action Party (PAP) as the country gears up for the general election on Saturday.One of the longest-serving political parties in the world, the PAP has governed Singapore since 1959and is widely associated with stability.

But even as it continues to win elections with comfortable majorities, the PAP has also faced declining popularity over the last two decades.In recent years the party has embarked on a mission to revamp its straitlaced, no-nonsense image, particularly to attract younger voters who have typically been more sympathetic to the opposition.

This campaign season, PAP ministers better known for stilted pre-written speeches have also been filming skits with social media influencers and sitting down for long conversations on podcasts. The party has even launched a special edition of the viral

dressed in their white uniform.He said more than 20 planes were taking part in the display, including World War Two

, which he flies, and theVE Day on 8 May 1945 brought to an end nearly six years of war in Europe, with the unconditional surrender of all Nazi German forces to the Allies in World War Two.

Other high-profile events on Bank Holiday Monday in London include a procession from Parliament Square along Whitehall and The Mall.Organising people on foot, however, would appear to be a simpler task than the sort of planning required for formations of different aircraft - logistics pressures shared by Sqd Ldr Wilkes.