Factual, unbiased summaries of each UK parliamentary party — their positions, policies, and what those policies would actually mean in practice. No spin. Presented equally so you can form your own view.
Advocates for public ownership of key services, increased public spending on the NHS and education, and progressive taxation. Supports net zero by 2050 and closer trade ties with the EU.
Supports lower taxation, reduced public spending, stricter immigration controls, and a smaller state. Advocates for free market economics and maintaining the UK's independent defence capability.
Advocates for proportional representation, closer EU relations, increased mental health funding, and environmental investment. Supports free trade and civil liberties.
Advocates for significantly reduced immigration, cutting public sector spending, opposing net zero policies, and reducing the size of the state. Supports lower taxes and deregulation.
Advocates for rapid decarbonisation, wealth taxes, universal basic income, and public ownership of utilities. Opposes nuclear energy and advocates for rewilding and biodiversity protection.
Advocates for Scottish independence, rejoining the EU, increased public services funding, and progressive taxation in Scotland. Supports anti-nuclear and pro-renewable energy policies.
Advocates for Welsh independence or greater devolution, Welsh language promotion, public ownership of utilities, and community-centred economic development.
Advocates for maintaining Northern Ireland's place in the United Kingdom, traditional social values, and opposition to Irish unification. Supports stricter immigration and lower taxation.
Advocates for Irish unification, increased public investment, progressive taxation, and workers' rights. Does not take up Westminster seats. Supports EU membership for a united Ireland.
Advocates for cross-community cooperation in Northern Ireland, remaining close to the EU, climate action, and social liberalism. Does not take a position on the border question.
Advocates for Irish unity through consent, increased public services, workers' rights, and closer EU ties. Supports the Good Friday Agreement and cross-border cooperation.
Advocates for Northern Ireland's place in the UK, moderate unionism, and power-sharing. Supports the Good Friday Agreement and pragmatic engagement with the EU.