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v • d • e Political parties in the United Kingdom

House of Commons (646):	Labour (353) · Conservatives (194) · Liberal Democrats (63) · DUP (9) · SNP (6) · Sinn Féin (5)^# · Plaid Cymru (3) · SDLP (3) · Independent Conservative (2) · Independent (2) · Ind KHHC (1) · Independent Labour (1) · UKIP (1) · Respect (1) · UUP (1)

House of Lords (738):	Labour (211) · Crossbencher (207) · Conservatives (205) · Liberal Democrats (77) · UKIP (2) · Bishops (26) · non-affiliated (12) · Conservative Independent (1) · Independent Labour (1) · Independent (1)

Scottish Parliament (129):	SNP (47) · Labour (46) · Conservatives (17) · Liberal Democrats (16) · Scottish Greens (2) · Independent (1)

National Assembly for Wales (60):	Labour (26) · Plaid Cymru (15) · Conservatives (12) · Liberal Democrats (6) · Independent (1)

Northern Ireland Assembly (108):	DUP (36) · Sinn Féin (28) · UUP (18) · SDLP (16) · Alliance (7) · Greens (NI) (1) · PUP (1) · Independent (1)

London Assembly (25):	Conservatives (11) · Labour (8) · Liberal Democrats (3) · Greens (E&W) (2) · British National Party (1)

European Parliament (78 of 732):	Conservatives (ED, 28) · Labour (PES, 19) · Liberal Democrats (ELDR, 11) · UKIP (ID, 10) · Greens (E&W) (EGP, 2) · SNP (EFA, 2) • Plaid Cymru (EFA, 1) · Sinn Féin (EUL, 1) · UUP (ED, 1) · Independent (ADIE, 1) · Independent (NA, 1) · Independent (NA, 1)

Minor parties:	Co-operative Party · English Democrats · Forward Wales · Liberal · Mebyon Kernow · SSP · Socialist Labour · Solidarity

Notes: ^#Although Sinn Féin have five elected members and have offices at Westminster, they are abstentionist and therefore do not take their seats

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v • d • e Political parties in the Scottish Parliament

Scottish National Party • Scottish Labour Party • Scottish Conservative Party • Scottish Liberal Democrats • Scottish Green Party

v • d • e Political Parties in Northern Ireland

Parties with Assembly seats	Alliance Party of Northern Ireland • Democratic Unionist Party • Green Party in Northern Ireland - Progressive Unionist Party • Sinn Féin • Social Democratic and Labour Party • Ulster Unionist Party

Other active parties	Communist Party of Ireland • Conservatives in Northern Ireland • Irish Republican Socialist Party • Labour Party of Northern Ireland • Make Politicians History • Republican Sinn Féin • Socialist Democracy • Socialist Environmental Alliance • Socialist Party • Socialist Workers Party • Traditional Unionist Voice • UK Independence Party • UK Unionist Party • Ulster Third Way • Workers Party

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Constituencies in the East of England
Conservative	Billericay \| Braintree \| Brentwood and Ongar \| Broxbourne \| Bury St Edmunds \| Castle Point \| Central Suffolk and North Ipswich \| Epping Forest \| Harwich \| Hemel Hempstead \| Hertford and Stortford \| Hertsmere \| Hitchin and Harpenden \| Huntingdon \| Maldon and East Chelmsford \| Mid Bedfordshire \| Mid Norfolk \| North Essex \| North East Bedfordshire \| North East Cambridgeshire \| North East Hertfordshire \| North West Cambridgeshire \| North West Norfolk \| Peterborough \| Rayleigh \| Rochford and Southend East \| Saffron Walden \| Southend West \| South Cambridgeshire \| South East Cambridgeshire \| South Norfolk \| South Suffolk \| South West Bedfordshire \| South West Hertfordshire \| South West Norfolk \| St Albans \| Suffolk Coastal \| Welwyn Hatfield \| West Chelmsford \| West Suffolk
Labour	Basildon \| Bedford \| Great Yarmouth \| Harlow \| Ipswich \| Luton North \| Luton South \| Norwich North \| Norwich South \| Stevenage \| Thurrock \| Watford \| Waveney
Liberal Democrat	Cambridge \| Colchester \| North Norfolk
East of England European constituency: Conservative (3) \| UKIP (2) \| Labour (1) \| Liberal Democrats (1)

v • d • e Westminster constituencies of Scotland

1708 to 1832 · 1832 to 1868 · 1868 to 1885 · 1885 to 1918 · 1918 to 1950 · 1950 to 1955 · 1955 to 1974 · 1974 to 1983 · 1983 to 1997 · 1997 to 2005

Current constituencies (2005 to present)

Aberdeen North · Aberdeen South · Airdrie & Shotts · Angus · Argyll & Bute · Ayr, Carrick & Cumnock · Banff & Buchan · Berwickshire, Roxburgh & Selkirk · Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross · Central Ayrshire · Coatbridge, Chryston & Bellshill · Cumbernauld, Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch East · Dumfries & Galloway · Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale & Tweeddale · Dundee East · Dundee West · Dunfermline & West Fife · East Dunbartonshire · East Kilbride, Strathaven & Lesmahagow · East Lothian · East Renfrewshire · Edinburgh East · Edinburgh North & Leith · Edinburgh South · Edinburgh South West · Edinburgh West · Falkirk · Glasgow Central · Glasgow East · Glasgow North · Glasgow North East · Glasgow North West · Glasgow South · Glasgow South West · Glenrothes · Gordon · Inverclyde · Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey · Kilmarnock & Loudoun · Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath · Lanark & Hamilton East · Linlithgow & East Falkirk · Livingston · Midlothian · Moray · Motherwell & Wishaw · Na h-Eileanan an Iar · North Ayrshire & Arran · North East Fife · Ochil & South Perthshire · Orkney & Shetland · Paisley & Renfrewshire North · Paisley & Renfrewshire South · Perth & North Perthshire · Ross, Skye & Lochaber · Rutherglen & Hamilton West · Stirling · West Aberdeenshire & Kincardine · West Dunbartonshire

v • d • e Constituencies in South East England

Conservative	Aldershot · Arundel and South Downs · Ashford · Aylesbury · Banbury · Basingstoke · Beaconsfield · Bexhill and Battle · Bognor Regis and Littlehampton · Bracknell · Buckingham · Canterbury · Chesham and Amersham · Chichester · East Hampshire · East Surrey · East Worthing and Shoreham · Eastbourne · Epsom and Ewell · Esher and Walton · Fareham · Faversham and Mid Kent · Folkestone and Hythe · Gosport · Gravesham · Guildford · Havant · Henley · Horsham · Isle of Wight · Maidenhead · Maidstone and The Weald · Mid Sussex · Mole Valley · New Forest East · New Forest West · Newbury · North East Hampshire · North East Milton Keynes · North Thanet · North West Hampshire · Reading East · Reigate · Runnymede and Weybridge · Sevenoaks · South West Surrey · Spelthorne · Surrey Heath · Tonbridge and Malling · Tunbridge Wells · Wantage · Wealden · Windsor · Witney · Woking · Wokingham · Worthing West · Wycombe

Labour	Brighton Kemptown · Brighton Pavilion · Chatham and Aylesford · Crawley · Dartford · Dover · Gillingham · Hastings and Rye · Hove · Medway · Milton Keynes South West · Oxford East · Portsmouth North · Reading West · Sittingbourne and Sheppey · Slough · Southampton Itchen · Southampton Test · South Thanet

Liberal Democrat	Eastleigh · Lewes · Oxford West and Abingdon · Portsmouth South · Romsey · Winchester

South East European constituency: Conservative (4) · UKIP (2) · Liberal Democrats (2) · Labour (1) · Green (1)

v • d • e Constituencies in South West England

Conservative	Bournemouth East • Bournemouth West • Bridgwater • Christchurch • Cotswold • Devizes • East Devon • Forest of Dean • North Dorset • North Wiltshire • Poole • Salisbury • South West Devon • Tewkesbury • Tiverton and Honiton • Torridge and West Devon • Totnes • Wells • West Dorset • Westbury • Weston-super-Mare • Woodspring

Liberal Democrat	Bath • Bristol West • Cheltenham • Falmouth and Camborne • Mid Dorset and North Poole • North Cornwall • North Devon • Northavon • Somerton and Frome • South East Cornwall • St Ives • Taunton • Teignbridge • Torbay • Truro and St Austell • Yeovil

Labour	Bristol East • Bristol North West • Bristol South • Exeter • Gloucester • Kingswood • North Swindon • Plymouth Devonport • Plymouth Sutton • South Dorset • South Swindon • Stroud • Wansdyke

South West England European constituency	Conservative (3) • UKIP (2) • Liberal Democrats (1) • Labour (1)

v • d • e Constituencies in South West England 1918 - 1945

Cornwall (5)	Bodmin • Camborne • Cornwall North • Penryn and Falmouth • St. Ives

Devon (11)	Barnstaple • Exeter • Honiton • Plymouth Devonport • Plymouth Drake • Plymouth Sutton • South Molton • Tavistock • Tiverton • Torquay • Totnes

Dorset (4)	Dorset East • Dorset North • Dorset South • Dorset West •

Gloucestershire (11)	Bristol Central • Bristol East • Bristol North • Bristol South • Bristol West • Cheltenham • Cirencester and Tewkesbury • Forest of Dean • Gloucester • Stroud • Thornbury

Somerset (7)	Bath • Bridgwater • Frome • Taunton • Wells • Weston-Super-Mare • Yeovil

Wiltshire (5)	Chippenham • Devizes • Salisbury • Swindon • Westbury

Constituency Lists	1885-1918 • 1918-1945 • 1945-1950 • 1950-1955 • 1955-1970 • 1974-1983 • 1983-1997 • 1997-2005 • Present • Future

Constituencies in North East England
Labour	Bishop Auckland \| Blaydon \| Blyth Valley \| City of Durham \| Darlington \| Easington \| Gateshead East and Washington West \| Hartlepool \| Houghton and Washington East \| Jarrow \| Middlesbrough \| Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland \| Newcastle upon Tyne Central \| Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend \| Newcastle upon Tyne North \| North Durham \| North Tyneside \| North West Durham \| Redcar \| Sedgefield \| South Shields \| Stockton North \| Stockton South \| Sunderland North \| Sunderland South \| Tyne Bridge \| Tynemouth \| Wansbeck
Liberal Democrat	Berwick-upon-Tweed
Conservative	Hexham
North East European constituency: Labour (1) \| Conservative (1) \| Liberal Democrats (1)

Constituencies in North West England
Labour	Ashton-under-Lyne \| Barrow and Furness \| Birkenhead \| Blackburn \| Blackpool North and Fleetwood \| Blackpool South \| Bolton North East \| Bolton South East \| Bolton West \| Bootle \| Burnley \| Bury North \| Bury South \| Carlisle \| Chorley \| City of Chester \| Copeland \| Crosby \| Denton and Reddish \| Eccles \| Ellesmere Port and Neston \| Halton \| Heywood and Middleton \| Hyndburn \| Knowsley North and Sefton East \| Knowsley South \| Leigh \| Liverpool Garston \| Liverpool Riverside \| Liverpool Walton \| Liverpool Wavertree \| Liverpool West Derby \| Makerfield \| Manchester Blackley \| Manchester Central \| Manchester Gorton \| Morecambe and Lunesdale \| Oldham East and Saddleworth \| Oldham West and Royton \| Pendle \| Preston \| Rossendale and Darwen \| Salford \| South Ribble \| St Helens North \| St Helens South \| Stalybridge and Hyde \| Stockport \| Stretford and Urmston \| Wallasey \| Warrington North \| Warrington South \| Weaver Vale \| West Lancashire \| Wigan \| Wirral South \| Wirral West \| Workington \| Worsley \| Wythenshawe and Sale East
Conservative	Altrincham and Sale West \| Crewe and Nantwich \| Congleton \| Eddisbury \| Fylde \| Lancaster and Wyre \| Macclesfield \| Penrith and The Border \| Ribble Valley \| Tatton
Liberal Democrat	Cheadle \| Hazel Grove \| Manchester Withington \| Rochdale \| Southport \| Westmorland and Lonsdale
North West European constituency: Conservative (4) \| Labour (3) \| Liberal Democrats (1) \| UKIP (1)

v • d • e Constituencies in Greater London by holding party

Labour	Barking · Battersea · Brent North · Brent South · Brentford and Isleworth · Camberwell and Peckham · Croydon North · Dagenham · Dulwich and West Norwood · Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush · Ealing North · Ealing Southall · East Ham · Edmonton · Eltham · Enfield North · Erith and Thamesmead · Feltham and Heston · Finchley and Golders Green · Greenwich and Woolwich · Hackney North and Stoke Newington · Hackney South and Shoreditch · Hampstead and Highgate · Harrow East · Harrow West · Hayes and Harlington · Hendon · Holborn and St. Pancras · Ilford South · Islington North · Islington South and Finsbury · Lewisham Deptford · Lewisham East · Lewisham West · Leyton and Wanstead · Mitcham and Morden · Poplar and Canning Town · Regent's Park and Kensington North · Streatham · Tooting · Tottenham · Vauxhall · Walthamstow · West Ham

Conservative	Beckenham · Bexleyheath and Crayford · Bromley and Chislehurst · Chingford and Woodford Green · Chipping Barnet · Cities of London and Westminster · Croydon Central · Croydon South · Enfield Southgate · Hammersmith and Fulham · Hornchurch · Ilford North · Kensington and Chelsea · Orpington · Putney · Romford · Ruislip-Northwood · Upminster · Uxbridge · Wimbledon

Liberal Democrat	Brent East · Carshalton and Wallington · Hornsey and Wood Green · Kingston and Surbiton · Richmond Park · North Southwark and Bermondsey · Sutton and Cheam · Twickenham

Respect	Bethnal Green and Bow

Independent Conservative	Old Bexley and Sidcup

London European constituency Conservatives 3 · Labour 3 · Liberal Democrats 1 · UKIP 1 · Green 1

v • d • e Constituencies in the East Midlands

Labour	Amber Valley · Ashfield · Bassetlaw · Bolsover · Broxtowe · Corby · Derby North · Derby South · Erewash · Gedling · Grantham and Stamford · High Peak · Leicester East · Leicester South · Leicester West · Lincoln · Loughborough · Mansfield · Northampton North · North East Derbyshire · North West Leicestershire · Nottingham East · Nottingham North · Nottingham South · Sherwood · South Derbyshire

Conservative	Blaby · Boston and Skegness · Bosworth · Charnwood · Daventry · Gainsborough · Harborough · Kettering · Louth and Horncastle · Newark · Northampton South · Rushcliffe · Rutland and Melton · Sleaford and North Hykeham · South Holland and The Deepings · Wellingborough · West Derbyshire

Liberal Democrat	Chesterfield

East Midlands European constituency: Conservative (2) · UKIP (2) · Labour (1) · Liberal Democrats (1)

v • d • e Council constituencies in Birmingham:

Edgbaston · Erdington · Hall Green · Hodge Hill · Ladywood · Northfield · Perry Barr · Selly Oak · Sutton Coldfield · Yardley

v • d • e Constituencies in Northern Ireland

DUP	Belfast East · Belfast North · East Antrim · East Londonderry · Lagan Valley · North Antrim · South Antrim · Strangford · Upper Bann

Sinn Féin	Belfast West · Fermanagh and South Tyrone · Mid Ulster · Newry and Armagh · West Tyrone

SDLP	Belfast South · Foyle · South Down

UUP	North Down

Northern Ireland European constituency DUP (1 seat) · Sinn Féin (1 seat) · UUP (1 seat)

v • d • e Assembly constituencies in Northern Ireland

Belfast East • Belfast North • Belfast South • Belfast West • East Antrim • East Londonderry • Fermanagh and South Tyrone • Foyle • Lagan Valley • Mid Ulster • Newry and Armagh • North Antrim • North Down • South Antrim • South Down • Strangford • Upper Bann • West Tyrone

v • d • e Constituencies in Yorkshire and the Humber

Labour	Barnsley Central • Barnsley East and Mexborough • Barnsley West and Penistone • Batley and Spen • Bradford North • Bradford South • Bradford West • Brigg and Goole • Calder Valley • City of York • Cleethorpes • Colne Valley • Dewsbury • Don Valley • Doncaster Central • Doncaster North • Elmet • Great Grimsby • Halifax • Hemsworth • Huddersfield • Hull East • Hull North • Hull West and Hessle • Keighley • Leeds Central • Leeds East • Leeds North East • Leeds West • Morley and Rothwell • Normanton • Pontefract and Castleford • Pudsey • Rother Valley • Rotherham • Scunthorpe • Selby • Sheffield Attercliffe • Sheffield Brightside • Sheffield Central • Sheffield Heeley • Sheffield Hillsborough • Wakefield • Wentworth

Conservative	Beverley and Holderness • East Yorkshire • Haltemprice and Howden • Richmond (Yorks) • Ryedale • Scarborough and Whitby • Shipley • Skipton and Ripon • Vale of York

Liberal Democrat	Harrogate and Knaresborough • Leeds North West • Sheffield Hallam •

Yorkshire and the Humber European constituency: Labour (2) • Conservative (2) • Liberal Democrats (1) • UKIP (1)

v • d • e Constituencies in Wales

Labour	Aberavon · Alyn and Deeside · Bridgend · Caerphilly · Cardiff North · Cardiff South and Penarth · Cardiff West · Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire · Clwyd South · Conwy · Cynon Valley · Delyn · Gower · Islwyn · Llanelli · Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney · Neath · Newport East · Newport West · Ogmore · Pontypridd · Rhondda · Swansea East · Swansea West · Torfaen · Vale of Clwyd · Vale of Glamorgan · Wrexham · Ynys Môn

Liberal Democrat	Brecon and Radnorshire · Cardiff Central · Ceredigion · Montgomeryshire

Conservative	Clwyd West · Monmouth · Preseli Pembrokeshire

Plaid Cymru	Caernarfon · Carmarthen East and Dinefwr · Meirionnydd Nant Conwy

Independent	Blaenau Gwent

Wales European constituency: Labour (2) · Conservative (1) · Plaid Cymru (1)

v • d • e Constituencies in the West Midlands

Labour	Birmingham Edgbaston • Birmingham, Erdington • Birmingham Hall Green • Birmingham Hodge Hill • Birmingham Northfield • Birmingham Perry Barr • Birmingham Selly Oak • Birmingham Sparkbrook and Small Heath • Burton • Cannock Chase • Coventry North East • Coventry North West • Coventry South • Dudley North • Dudley South • Halesowen and Rowley Regis • Newcastle-under-Lyme • North Warwickshire • Nuneaton • Redditch • Stafford • Staffordshire Moorlands • Stoke-on-Trent Central • Stoke-on-Trent North • Stoke-on-Trent South • Stourbridge • Tamworth • Telford • Walsall North • Walsall South • Warley • Warwick and Leamington • West Bromwich East • West Bromwich West • Wolverhampton North East • Wolverhampton South East • Wolverhampton South West • Worcester

Conservative	Aldridge-Brownhills • Bromsgrove • Leominster • Lichfield • Ludlow • Meriden • Mid Worcestershire • North Shropshire • Rugby and Kenilworth • Shrewsbury and Atcham • South Staffordshire • Stone • Stratford-on-Avon • Sutton Coldfield • The Wrekin • West Worcestershire

Liberal Democrat	Birmingham Yardley • Hereford • Solihull

Health Concern	Wyre Forest

Independent	Birmingham, Ladywood

West Midlands European constituency: Conservative (3) • Labour (2) • UKIP (1) • Liberal Democrats (1)

v • d • e Bradford Constituencies

Bradford North • Bradford West • Bradford South • Keighley • Shipley

v • d • e Constituencies in Eastern England 1918 - 1945

Bedfordshire (3)	Bedford • Mid Bedfordshire • Luton

Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire and Isle of Ely (4)	Cambridge • Cambridgeshire • Huntingdonshire • Isle of Ely

Essex (21)	Chelmsford • Colchester • East Ham North • East Ham South • Epping • South East Essex • Harwich • Hornchurch • Ilford North • Ilford South • Leyton East • Leyton West • Romford • Saffron Walden • Southend-on-Sea • Walthamstow East • Walthamstow West • West Ham Plaistow • West Ham Silvertown • West Ham Stratford • West Ham Upton

Hertfordshire (6)	Barnet • Hemel Hempstead • Hertford • Hitchin • St Albans • Watford

Middlesex (16)	Acton • Brentford and Chiswick • Ealing • Edmonton • Finchley • Harrow • Hendon • Hornsey • Spelthorne • Tottenham North • Tottenham South • Twickenham • Uxbridge • Willesden East • Willesden West • Wood Green

Norfolk (5)	King's Lynn • East Norfolk • North Norfolk • South Norfolk • South West Norfolk

Suffolk (6)	Bury St Edmunds • Eye • Ipswich • Lowestoft • Sudbury • Woodbridge

Constituency Lists	1885-1918 • 1918-1945 • 1945-1950 • 1950-1955 • 1955-1970 • 1974-1983 • 1983-1997 • 1997-2005 • Present • Future

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v • d • e Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom

of the Kingdom of Great Britain	Walpole · Wilmington · Pelham · Newcastle · Devonshire · Newcastle · Bute · G Grenville · Rockingham · Chatham (Pitt the Elder) · Grafton · North · Rockingham · Shelburne · Portland · Pitt the Younger

of the United Kingdom	Pitt the Younger · Addington · Pitt the Younger · W Grenville · Portland · Perceval · Liverpool · Canning · Goderich · Wellington · Grey · Melbourne · Wellington · Peel · Melbourne · Peel · Russell · Derby · Aberdeen · Palmerston · Derby · Palmerston · Russell · Derby · Disraeli · Gladstone · Disraeli · Gladstone · Salisbury · Gladstone · Salisbury · Gladstone · Rosebery · Salisbury · Balfour · Campbell-Bannerman · Asquith · Lloyd George · Bonar Law · Baldwin · MacDonald · Baldwin · MacDonald · Baldwin · Chamberlain · Churchill · Attlee · Churchill · Eden · Macmillan · Douglas-Home · Wilson · Heath · Wilson · Callaghan · Thatcher · Major · Blair · Brown

v • d • e Chancellors of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom

of England	Giffard · Stanton · Catesby · Berners · Baker · Mildmay · Fortescue · Home · Caesar · Greville · Portland · Newburgh · Cottington · Colepeper · Clarendon · Shaftesbury · Duncombe · Ernle · Booth · Hampden · Montagu · Smith · Boyle

of Great Britain	Boyle · Smith · Harley · Benson · Wyndham · Onslow · Walpole · Stanhope · Aislabie · Pratt · Walpole · Sandys · Pelham · Lee · Bilson Legge · Lyttelton · Bilson Legge · Mansfield · Bilson Legge · Barrington · Dashwood · Grenville · Dowdeswell · Townshend · North · Cavendish · Pitt · Cavendish · Pitt

of the United Kingdom	Pitt · Addington · Pitt · Petty · Perceval · Vansittart · Robinson · Canning · Abbott · Herries · Goulburn · Althorp · Denman · Peel · Monteagle · Baring · Goulburn · C Wood · Disraeli · Gladstone · Lewis · Disraeli · Gladstone · Disraeli · Hunt · Lowe · Gladstone · Northcote · Gladstone · Childers · Hicks Beach · Harcourt · R Churchill · Goschen · Harcourt · Hicks Beach · Ritchie · A. Chamberlain · Asquith · Lloyd George · McKenna · Bonar Law · A. Chamberlain · Horne · Baldwin · N. Chamberlain · Snowden · W. Churchill · Snowden · N. Chamberlain · Simon · K. Wood · Anderson · Dalton · Cripps · Gaitskell · Butler · Macmillan · Thorneycroft · Heathcoat-Amory · Lloyd · Maudling · Callaghan · Jenkins · Macleod · Barber · Healey · Howe · Lawson · Major · Lamont · Clarke · Brown · Darling

v • d • e

Great Offices of State of the United Kingdom

Prime Minister
Gordon Brown

Chancellor of the Exchequer
Alistair Darling

Foreign Secretary
David Miliband

Home Secretary
Jacqui Smith

v • d • e Brown Cabinet

Alexander · Ashton · Balls · Benn · Blears · Brown · Browne · Burnham · Cooper · Darling · Denham · Harman · Hoon · Hutton · Johnson · Kelly · D. Miliband · E. Miliband · Murphy · Purnell · J. Smith · Straw · Woodward

In attendance: Austin · Flint · Hughes · Jowell · Malloch-Brown · Royall · Scotland · A. Smith

v • d • e Leaders of the Labour Party

Keir Hardie · Arthur Henderson · George Nicoll Barnes · Ramsay MacDonald · Arthur Henderson · William Adamson · J. R. Clynes · Ramsay MacDonald · Arthur Henderson · George Lansbury · Clement Attlee · Hugh Gaitskell · George Brown · Harold Wilson · James Callaghan · Michael Foot · Neil Kinnock · John Smith · Margaret Beckett · Tony Blair · Gordon Brown

v • d • e Leaders of the Conservative Party

House of Lords (1828–1922)	The Duke of Wellington · The Earl of Derby · The Earl of Malmesbury · The Lord Cairns · The Duke of Richmond, Lennox & Gordon · The Earl of Beaconsfield · The Marquess of Salisbury · The Duke of Devonshire · The Marquess of Lansdowne · The Marquess Curzon of Kedleston

House of Commons (1834–1922)	Sir Robert Peel, Bt · The Lord George Bentinck · Marquess of Granby · Vacant (1848–1849) · Benjamin Disraeli with Marquess of Granby and John Charles Herries · Benjamin Disraeli · Sir Stafford Northcote, Bt · Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Bt · The Lord Randolph Churchill · W.H. Smith · Arthur Balfour · Andrew Bonar Law · Sir Austen Chamberlain

Overall Leader (1922–)	Andrew Bonar Law · Stanley Baldwin · Neville Chamberlain · Winston Churchill · Sir Anthony Eden · Harold Macmillan · Sir Alec Douglas-Home · Edward Heath · Margaret Thatcher · John Major · William Hague · Iain Duncan Smith · Michael Howard · David Cameron

v • d • e Leaders of the Liberal Democrats

David Steel · Robert Maclennan · Paddy Ashdown · Charles Kennedy · Menzies Campbell · Nick Clegg

In 1988, the Liberal Party merged with the Social Democratic Party to form the Liberal Democrats, for their leaders click here.

v • d • e

Scottish National Party MSPs

Elected in the 2007 election
Brian Adam · Bashir Ahmad · Alasdair Allan · Keith Brown · Aileen Campbell · Willie Coffey · Angela Constance · Bruce Crawford · Roseanna Cunningham · Nigel Don · Bob Doris · Fergus Ewing · Linda Fabiani · Joe Fitzpatrick · Kenneth Gibson · Rob Gibson · Christine Grahame · Chris Harvie · Jamie Hepburn · Fiona Hyslop · Adam Ingram · Bill Kidd · Richard Lochhead · Kenny MacAskill · Tricia Marwick · Jim Mather · Michael Matheson · Stewart Maxwell · Ian McKee · Christina McKelvie · Stuart McMillan · Alasdair Morgan · Alex Neil · Gil Paterson · Shona Robison · Michael Russell · Alex Salmond · Shirley-Anne Somerville · Stewart Stevenson · Nicola Sturgeon · John Swinney · David Thompson · Maureen Watt · Andrew Welsh · Sandra White · Bill Wilson · John Wilson

v • d • e Scottish National Party MPs

Elected in the 2005 election Stewart Hosie · Angus MacNeil · Angus Robertson · Alex Salmond · Michael Weir · Pete Wishart

v • d • e Scottish Green Party MSPs

Elected in the 2007 election Robin Harper • Patrick Harvie

v • d • e Leaders of the Alliance Party of Northern Ireland

Phelim O'Neill (1972, acting) · Oliver Napier (1972-1984) · John Cushnahan (1984-1987) · John Alderdice (1987-1998) · Séan Neeson (1998-2001) · David Ford (2001-present)

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v • d • e Contested Ulster Unionist Party leadership elections

1969 \| 1971 \| 1979 \| 1995 (Mar) \| 1995 (Sept) \| 2000 \| 2004 \| 2005

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