A comprehensive index of people in UK politics.

'Tony Blair' = 'Tory in Lab' and other anagrams of your favourite (or not) politicians and their parties.

A site promoting political debate, with message board, chat, campaign area, news, games, political history and links to political and government sites.

Political Monitoring Service by Vacher Dod Publishing Ltd, with analysis, news, election results, government departments, what's on in parliament.

Links to various services for UK political news headlines, including searches on Moreover.com and Newsnow.co.uk real time news services.

Booksellers and publishers of political books, with a shop in Westminster, or you can purchase online.

Courses, case studies, research links and bibliography.

Independent pressure group campaigning to end all forms of hereditary office.

Argues that "Anglophiles had best pop over to the Misty Isles for a last experience of Great Britain before the country is reduced to an oppressed province of the European Union."

Weekly newsletter from Justice? - Brighton's Direct Action collective.

The Politics section of the Social Science Information Gateway; a large directory of internet and other political resources.

Lobby your MP and Jack Straw against the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Bill (RIP).

An Anti-politicians site, highlighting sleaze. Campaign to vote for "None of the above".

Julian White's resource for everything political including national and local election results. Plus links to 2,500 other sites.

All-party movement campaigning for the European Union to become more democratic and effective, and for Britain to play a full role within it.

Research institute which exists to provide economic analysis independent of government, political party or any other vested interest.

How London will elect its new Mayor and the Greater London Assembly, courtesy of the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions.

The Jenkins Commission on alternatives to the 'First Past the Post' system of election to the Westminster Parliament.

News, analysis and information on government institutions, legislation, and politicians; includes candidates for the 2001 General Election.

Discussions, polls and news on UK politics, and holding candidates accountable.