Political parties in House of CommonsParties with members in Scottish Parliament, Welsh Assembly, London Assembly or European Parliament Registered political partiesGovernment and ministriesOther political websitesPolitical blogs
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POLITICAL PARTIES IN COMMONS
These parties have one or more MPs in the House of Commons:
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LabourConservativeLiberal DemocratsScottish National PartyPlaid CymruUlster Unionist PartySocial Democratic and Labour Party |
Ulster Democratic Unionist PartySinn FeinUK Independence PartyRespectIndependent Kidderminster Hospital and Health Concern
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PARTIES WITH MEMBERS IN SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT, WELSH ASSEMBLY, LONDON ASSEMBLY OR EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
| Green Party of England and WalesGreen Party of ScotlandScottish Socialist Party | British National Party Party |
POLITICAL PARTIES REGISTERED BY ELECTORAL COMMISSION
GOVERNMENT AND MINISTRIES
| 10 Downing StreetDepartment for Communities and Local GovernmentDepartment for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Cabinet OfficeDepartment for Culture, Media and SportMinistry of DefenceDepartment for Education and SkillsDepartment for TransportForeign and Commonwealth Office | Home OfficeDepartment for International DevelopmentDepartment for Constitutional AffairsNorthern Ireland OfficeScotland OfficeDepartment for Work and PensionsDepartment of Trade and IndustryTreasuryWales OfficeDepartment of Health |
OTHER POLITICAL WEBSITES
| Houses of ParliamentHansard - House of CommonsHansard - House of LordsThe Stationery OfficeHer Majesty's Stationery OfficeCentral Office of InformationOffice for National StatisticsNational Audit Office | Government Information ServiceScottish ParliamentNational Assembly for WalesNorthern Ireland AssemblyLondon Mayor and London AssemblyEuropean ParliamentBBC Action NetworkWhat Downing Street says |
POLITICAL BLOGS
There are far too many political blogs to list in full, but Alan Connor, from the BBC's Daily Politics programme, has written a guide to them which includes links to many of the best known.
Alan Connor's guide to political blogs
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