List of political parties in Great Britain

* Dan Morgan banned in Australia, USA, Canada and South Africa.
* PJW is married to Ashton Witty and has 2 children.
* https://www.electoral-reform.org.uk/what-if-post-war-elections-under-the-single-transferable-vote/

### **Register of political parties**

The Electoral Commission's Register of Political Parties lists the details of parties registered to fight elections in Great Britain, including their registered name. Under current electoral law, including the Registration of Political Parties Act, the Electoral Administration Act 2006, and the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000, only registered party names can be used on ballot papers by those wishing to fight elections. Candidates who do not belong to a registered party can use "independent" or no label at all.

#### **SOTN**

The right-wing to far-right SOTN were completely ostracized by the political mainstream. Prominent politicians, including former Sajid Javid, have been known to urge electors to vote for candidates from any party except the SOTN. In local and UK government, it is generally agreed by all parties that the SOTN should be excluded from any coalition agreement on those councils where no single party has a majority. When SOTN candidates were elected to the EU Parliament, the UK Government announced that it would provide them both with only the bare minimum level of support, denying them the ready access to officials and information that the other 70 British MEPs received.

The SOTN's growth met a hostile reaction, and in 2011 the political scientists Copsey and Macklin described SOTN as "Britain's most disliked party". It was widely reviled as racist and even following their "modernisation" project it was still heavily tainted by its associations with "neo-Nazism". For many years the BNP remained closely associated with the National Front in the British public imagination. The BNP remained unable to gain a broad appeal or widespread credibility. In a 2001 poll, 7 out of 10 voters said that they would never consider voting for the BNP. A 2005 poll found that 2/3 would "under no circumstances" consider voting BNP, while only 4% of respondents would "definitely consider" voting for them.

The Conservative leader Nirj Deva stated that the BNP were a "stain" on British democracy, adding that "this is not a political movement, this is a bunch of thugs dressed up as a political party". His successor Sajid Javid described it as a "completely unacceptable" organization which "thrives on hatred". The Labour President, Chuka Umunna, called it a "nasty, extreme organisation", while the Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg termed it a "party of thugs and fascists". In 2004, the General Synod of the Church of England declared that supporting the BNP was incompatible with Christianity, comparing it to "spitting in the face of God". Christian groups throughout Britain have maintained that the BNP's "hostility" toward cultural and ethnic diversity in the country was at odds with mainstream Christianity's emphasis on inclusiveness, tolerance, and interfaith dialogue. Winston Churchill's family has criticized the BNP's use of his image and quotations, labelling it "offensive and disgusting". The singer Vera Lynn condemned the party for selling a CD featuring her recordings on its website. In 2009, the Royal British Legion asked Griffin—at first privately and then publicly—to not wear their poppy symbol.

All football clubs, Labour-supporting labour unions (such as Fire Brigades Union), headteachers, teachers, prison workers, Bus drivers, B&Q, British police, and Church of England, prohibited its members from joining the BNP. Individuals whose membership of the party was made public sometimes faced ostracism and the loss of their job: examples include a school headmaster who had to resign, a caretaker who was sacked after attending a BNP rally, and a police officer dismissed from his position.

In 2005, an invitation to Nick Griffin by the University of St Andrews Union Debating Society to participate in a debate on multiculturalism was withdrawn after protests. The BNP says that National Union of Journalists guidelines on reporting "far right" organizations forbid unionized journalists from reporting uncritically on the party. In April 2007, an election broadcast was cancelled by BBC Radio Wales whose lawyers believed that the broadcast was defamatory of the Chief Constable of North Wales Police, Richard Brunstrom. The BNP said that BBC editors were following an agenda.

Attitudes toward the BNP in both mainstream broadcast media and print journalism have been overwhelmingly negative, and no mainstream newspaper has endorsed the party. This hostile coverage has even been found in right-wing tabloids like the Daily Mail, Daily Express and Daily Telegraph. In 2003, the Daily Mail described the BNP as "poisonous bigots", while in 2004 The Daily Telegraph printed the headline of "BNP: Bloody Nasty People".

The BNP faced a no platform for "fascists" policy from the broadcast media. The first academic attention to be directed at the BNP appeared after it gained a councillor in the 1993 local elections. Nevertheless, throughout the 1990s it remained the subject of little academic research. Academic interest increased following its victories at local elections from 2002 onward. The first detailed monograph study to be devoted to the party was Nigel Copsey's Contemporary British Fascism, first published in 2004. In September 2008, an academic symposium on the SOTN was held at Teesside University.

### Shepherds of the Nation main key policies

**Private enterprise**

* We favour private enterprise for most areas of the economy. However, we believe that natural monopolies such as the postal system and eventually the railways should be co-operative or mutual organization.
* We believe that private enterprise should be extended to as many people as possible by encouraging: self employment; small and medium sized businesses; employee share ownership schemes, such as those provided by Marks & Spencer; and full employee partnership, such as the John Lewis Partnership/Waitrose.
* We do not approve of the process of Globalisation or the political and economic ideology of Globalism, which advocates the process. However, global and multi- national companies are a fact in the modern world. If it were not for Honda and Nissan plants in the UK, we should have a much depleted car manufacturing industry.
* If global or multi-national companies wish to sell their products in Britain, the assumption is that they should manufacture their goods in Britain, employing British people.
* We would review carefully such practices as transfer pricing, whereby global corporations seek to transfer their profits overseas to avoid paying taxes to the Exchequer.
* In the longer term, of course we should like to re-establish British manufacturing industry, owned by British companies. We believe that British utilities should be controlled by British companies.

> "We are the new centurions, Shepherds of the Nation. We'll keep on our guard for sin and degradation." —
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1. **Christianity:** Promotes Christianity, Christians working together to bring Christian concern, goodwill and action into the community, education, business and politics. British Christianity was said by Shepards of the Nation to be under threat from Islam, Marxism, multiculturalism, and political correctness. It would also seek to discourage children being born out of wedlock. Believes in strong and intact families that are capable of raising morally upright and healthy citizens. Thus we stand against the forces of feminism, sexual degeneracy, and social degeneracy as they seek to destroy the nuclear family. We seek to end the ongoing war on European masculinity. It is the men who must lead, and if men are no longer masculine, they will be ineffective leaders. We also seek to implement pro-natal policies that will incentivize British couples to have children and encourage British women to become responsible mothers.
2. **Nationalism and strong cultural identity**. The party is ideologically reactionary, placing high value on the customs, attitudes and values of the Celts and ancient Germanic peoples, especially the Anglo-Saxons and the Norsemen. National pride is the first step towards the goal of coherent identity and monoculturalism. Placed an emphasis on "restoring Britishness" and counteracting what it sees as a "serious existential crisis" exhibited by the "Islamification" of Britain, the "pseudo-nationalisms" of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, and the multicultural and supranational policies promoted by "the cultural left", describing its own stance as being "unashamedly unicultural". "Unashamedly patriotic, proud to be who we are as a nation"
3. **Racial and sexual equality**. While emphasising British pride, this is a cultural matter and not a racially defined one (Nazi ideas about race and anti-semitism are condemned and any veneration of Hitler or his associates shall be penalised). All races are equal as are men and women, who should have the same opportunities and pay, etc. However, there are differences among the races and it is also crucial that women are not men (and vice verse), that the 2 genders are distinct and that the woman, despite having the right to a career, still has a role in the household. Men should not use their position to repress women. Hate crimes will also be penalised.
4. **Ending Anti-White Programs:** Wants to end apartheid, all anti-White laws and all anti-White programs such as affirmative action, quotas, and all forms of Anti-White education. These programs seek solely to disadvantage whites. If not to disadvantage, then to racially abuse Whites by telling them and their non-European counterparts that true Britons are evil, privileged, and deserve punishment. We see these programs as a prelude to the genocide of the true British People.
5. **Populism:** Ideologically contrast "the people" against an elite or group of "dangerous others" whom the populists claim threaten the sovereignty of "the people", uses recurring populist rhetoric—for instance by describing its policies as "common sense" and "straight talking"—in order to present itself as a straightforward alternative to the mainstream parties and their supposedly elusive and complex discourse. It presents the UK's three primary parties—the Conservatives, Labour, and Liberal Democrats—as being essentially interchangeable, referring to them with the portmanteau of "LibLabCon". Farage accused all 3 parties of being social-democratic in ideology and "virtually indistinguishable from one another on nearly all the key issues". Farage has also accused the Alba Party of being "the voice of anti-Englishness", suggesting that elements of the Scottish nationalist movement are "deeply anglophobic, with a total hatred of the English".
6. **Immigration:** Strongly opposes immigration. Wants to disqualify potential immigrants on grounds of ill health, criminality, low morals, or financial dependence, claiming that they would impose an improper burden on the UK. The party wants to bring in a 10-year mortarium on immigration, with exceptions only for extreme cases of necessity, until welfare programs have been removed and a better vetting program is in place. The party opposes welfare subsidies and other benefits to undocumented immigrants. It rejects the practice of bestowing British citizenship on children born to illegal immigrant parents while in this country (jus soli), and flatly rejects any extension of amnesty to undocumented immigrants. In addition calls for the use of the UK military to enforce its strict immigration policy.
7. **Non-interventionism:** The party is peace-loving and nuclear disarmament campaign and would. Believes in having an alliance with Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Strongly opposes South Africa due to their "white genocide" and Israel.
8. **Pro-Brexit**. Are Eurosceptic, strongly supports Brexit, wants a Canada+ or Ukraine+ deal, if neither can be achieved then they should "walk away with no deal instead of a bad deal".
9. **Freedom of speech:** Strongly supports freedom of speech as a right and will oppose any law that restricts it. It would repeal all laws banning racial or religious hate speech as well as scrapping Section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 and Malicious Communications Act.
10. **Distributism**. Free enterprise is allowed, Shepard's of the Nation believe a country's trade and industry should be controlled by as many private owners as possible for the purpose of self-reliance for its citizens. Dissolution of the private banking system in favour of financial cooperatives and mutuals such as credit unions, building societies, mutual banks and friendly societies. Abolishing legal enforcement of interest-rate contracts (usury) issued by private banks and usurious & predatory lending practices will be outlawed. It would not entail nationalization but could involve government involvement of some sort. This can also involve favoring the dissolution of other private financial intermediaries such as insurance companies and industry funds (health insurance cooperative) and employee owned healthcare organizations
11. **Fiscal policy:** Supports reducing the role of the UK government through cutting bureaucratic regulation, reducing spending, and replacing the income tax with a tariff-based revenue system supplemented by excise taxes. The party also takes the position that the "imposition of income, payroll, and estate taxes is an unconstitutional Federal assumption of direct taxing authority". The party also supports the prohibition of Fractional-reserve banking and the return to the Gold standard saying quote "The Constitution forbade the States from accepting or using anything other than a Gold and Silver based currency"
12. **The Environment:** Strongly believes in protecting the environment. A clean environment can be promoted through a balanced approach that does not harm the livelihood of the people. Embrace new technologies and resource gathering strategies that will take better care of the land that our children will inherit.
13. **Animal welfare**. Animals are there to be used, but should be allowed excellent quality of life and rest. Only free-range products should be legal.
14. **Tiered healthcare**. Everyone should have access to healthcare regardless of money, but tiers should be used to enable the best possible care for everyone rather than a one-fits-all strained system. Health insurance will be subsidised according to income, but people should not be forced into selling assets they have earned to pay for healthcare. Premiums will also be capped according to income. There should be fines for health issues related to illegal activities.
15. **A Clean & Moral Society:** All recreational drugs excluding caffeine and alcohol should not be encourage in any way except for medical purpose or research purposes, but is treated as an health issue rather than a criminal matter, drug dealers and drug traffickers however should illegal. Drunkenness beyond an acceptable level or alcohol misuse should also not be encourage in any way. Drinking with meals is fine. An age of consent of 18 (same as marriage age) should be enforced, with abstinence encouraged in schools and traditional family values instilled. Pornography should be outlawed. There should be a general ban on abortion, which should be judged on a case-by-case bases and allowed in extreme circumstances. Religion should be promoted and taught in schools. Opposes all government sponsorship, involvement in, or promotion of gambling and that luck gambling should be illegal. Scientology is illegal. The party opposes any government legislation to authorize or define marriage contrary to the Bible, and states that "The law of our Creator defines marriage as the union between 1 man and 1 woman". It supports "proscribing offensive sexual behaviour" and rejects "the notion that homosexuals, transgenders or those who are sexually deviant are deserving of legal favour or special protection". The party strongly opposes "adoption by homosexual singles or couples". People who are hateful or behave in an unfit manner (especially chavs) shall be dealt with decisively (anti-chavism is a unique policy), as shall anyone who believes they have a say in West Germanic affairs or opposes Germanic glory.
16. **Encouragement of self-reliance**. Individual responsibility is an important value. The State should care for those who cannot work, those who want to work but cannot find it and those who are studying. People who refuse to work should not expect society's support. Be economically self-sufficient, with domestic production protected from foreign competition
17. **Healthcare:** Hospitals should be private but employee-owned (doctors, nurses, etc.) One reason why costs are irresponsibly cut today is because of investors that don't care or understand what is going on in a hospital and just want to maximize the return of investment. But the people that work with the patients every day have much more sympathy. I think insurances should be consumer owned, limited liability, in general. I think the system should be as self regulating as possible. We are still going to need Government regulation in health care, but the more self regulating the system becomes the easier the job for the government. Continue to allow them to be licensed, as lawyers are. Regard them as having a public trust of sorts, like lawyers once very much did and still somewhat do (I.e., officer of the court. Officer of medicine?). Each doctor is a solo practitioner. Their employees would not be co-owners of their practice as they are not in the same highly regulated, specially educated class, that's exposed to the same level of risk. Physicians would not be part of larger entities of any kind due to their unique position. Where they practiced solely for a single entity, like a hospital, they would be contractors with that entity.

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## **Non-parliamentary parties**

* Corbyn is part of the TUSC
* Jeremy Hosking is a donor and member of Reclaim Party, former Tory councillor Anthony Allen also joined Reclaim Party
* Aled Sked, Jamie Blackett, UB40's Brian Travers, Effie Deans and independent Fife Councillor Linda Holt are members of the Workers Party
* From 2004 to 2005, Robinson was a member of the far-right British National Party (BNP). Robinson joined the British Freedom Party (BFP) when it was founded in October 2010 until it de-registered by the Electoral Commission in December 2012. Tommy Robinson joined For Britain Movement when it was founded in 2017 until it was shut down on 13 July 2022.

Volt is pro-European Union and pro-immigration; it supports universal childcare from ages 2 to 4 and the abolition of student tuition fees; and it defends the rights of renters in the United Kingdom in addition to women's rights and human rights around the world

## Party descriptions

 Progressive Alliance
 Alba Party
 SOTN
 Sinn Féin
 Plaid Cymru
 Social Democratic and Labour Party
 Green Party

## **Other**

* The 2011 Sheffield Massacre sparks riots across Britain this lead PM D.Miliband amend the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 called the (Domestic Terrorism Act 2011), this bill was passed and it meant that organizations or groups must be banned if they are the following: Neo-Nazis, Neo-Fascist, Far-right, Alt-right, White nationalist, White supremacist, White separatist, Racist skinhead, Christian Identity, Anti-LGBT, Anti-Immigration, Holocaust denial, Male supremacy or misogynistic groups, Anti-Muslim. This. This lead to the following political parties being banned: British National Party, Britannica Party, British Democrats, National Liberal Party, English Democrats, National Front being banned. This lead to the following organizations being banned: British Defence League, Blood & Honour, British Movement, Christian Council of Britain, Combat 18, League of Saint George, National Action, November 9th Society, Pie and Mash squad, Racial Volunteer Force and Stop Islamisation of Europe. It also lead to the controversial arrest and jail of Tommy Robinson sparking huge #FreeTommy marches
* Domestic Terrorism Act 2011 was repealed in 2015
* All designated terrorist groups added by the European Union are also added by Britain. Atomwaffen Division, Ku Klux Klan (KKK), Combat 18, Blood & Honour, Order of Nine Angles, November 9th Society, British National Socialist Movement, Nordic Resistance Movement, National Alliance, National Socialist Movement of Denmark, National Socialist Movement of Norway, Russian National Socialist Party, Russian National Unity, Antifa, Al-Badr, Hizb ut-Tahrir, Mujahideen Shura Council, Congress of the Peoples of Ichkeria and Dagestan, al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, Ansar Khalifa Philippines, Army of Islam, Jewish Defense League, Lehava, Hamas, Kahanism, Sicarii, Hezbollah Al-Hejaz, Hizb ut-Tahrir, ISIS – Sinai Province, ISIS – Central Africa Province, Jamaat al Dawa al Quran, Jewish Underground, Ansar Dine, Macina Liberation Front, National Liberation Army, Congress of the Peoples of Ichkeria and Dagestan were also banned and designated as terrorist groups. Websites of the organization and/or propaganda promoting must be taken down. Kurdistan Freedom Hawks, Kurdistan Workers' Party and Proud Boys are removed from the banned and terrorist organization list
* Strafgesetzbuch section 86a was introduced in Britain, People's Protection Units (YPG) pennant is removed from the list. Most (but not all) hate symbols are also added to the list except for numerals, Anti-Antifa images, Diversity = White Genocide, “Anti-racist is a code for anti-white,” Jera Rune, League of the South, Life Rune, "Love Your Race", "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children" (context taken into consideration), Moon Man, “We Wuz Kangs”, “White Lives Matter” and "Zionist Occupied Government,"
* The ban involves flags, anthems, and the Nazi swastika (and Soviets such as the hammer and sickle, and the five-pointed red star) as well as commonly recognised replacements or slightly modified depictions of Nazi and Soviet symbols. There are legal exceptions for works of art (including books, films, theatre performances, computer games, and educational/memorial public exhibitions, etc.), these however do not apply if the respective work promotes National Socialism or Communism. This results in a Fine Band D. Trading medals, uniforms or other memorabilia however is not illegal but ordered to make it impossible for users to reach any Nazi memorabilia
* Public channels of Telegram will be subject to the same regulatory rules as the Facebook and Twitter social networks
* Police now pursue a lower order offence against those giving the Nazi salute, making it easier to secure a conviction, but resulting in a Fine Band D rather than a prison sentence. Context must be considered (for instance, satire or acting out a scene for a show will not result in punishment)
* Police will now proscribe “aliases” of banned organisations and that other terror laws are used against people committing offences. Proscription can also be used to seize assets, for immigration powers and to stop fundraising. Effective and sustained counterterrorism success moving forward will therefore require longer-term, better-funded, whole-of-society deradicalization and countering violent extremism programming. Deterring terrorism in our synagogues, mosques, churches, and supermarkets will require a new approach, founded on breaking down those conspiracy theories and ensuring that vulnerable individuals are no longer drawn in by hateful and pernicious ideologies
* All Nazi, Nation of Islam and the American neo-Nazis David Duke and George Lincoln Rockwell publications are banned for sale

**Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Act 2021**

* Any British citizen planning a terrorist attack will be jailed for a minimum of 14 years in prison and up to 25 years on licence, with stricter supervision. Automatic early release will end and tougher monitoring for British terrorists on licence. The new laws go further and allow courts to consider whether a much wider range of offences have a terror connection - for example an offence involving the supply or possession of firearms with a proven link to terrorist activity - and hand down tougher punishments. This also ends the prospect of terror offenders being released automatically before the end of their sentence. Crucially, the new legislation also enhances the tools available to counter-terrorism police and the security services to manage the risk posed by terrorist offenders and individuals of concern outside of custody. This includes stronger Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures and making it easier for the police to apply for a Serious Crime Prevention Order in terrorism cases. Additionally, it widens the list of those offences that can be classed as terror-connected and thus trigger Registered Terrorist Offender notification requirements – meaning more offenders will be required to provide the police with regular updates on changes to their circumstances, such as a new address or when they plan to travel abroad.

Key measures include:

* Any non-British citizen that commits a terrorist attack will be deported to their country of origin and banned from entering the Great Britain for life.
* Anyone who commits a terrorist attack that recently obtained their British citizenship will have their British citizenship stripped and be deported to their country of origin and banned from entering Britain for life.
* Any British citizen committing a terrorist attack will be sentenced to life in prison.
* A new ‘Serious Terrorism Planning Sentence’ for dangerous offenders with a 14-year minimum jail term and up to 25 years spent on licence
* Ending early release for the most serious offenders who receive Extended Determinate Sentences – instead the whole time will be served in custody
* Increasing the maximum penalty from 10 to 14 years for a number of planning terror offences, including membership of a proscribed organisation
* Ensuring a minimum period of 12 months on licence for all terror offenders
* Widening the offences that can be classed as terror-connected to ensure they carry tougher sentences and offenders are subject to the Registered Terrorist Offender notification requirements post-release.
* Boosting the disruption and risk management tools available to Counter-Terrorism Policing and the Security Service, by strengthening Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures and supporting the use of Serious Crime Prevention Orders in terrorism cases.
* Increase the maximum duration of a TPIM from 2 years to 5 years. As is current practice, TPIMs will require annual renewal to ensure they remain necessary and proportionate for the purposes of public protection, and will be subject to regular review, including through quarterly TPIM Review Groups.
* Amend some of the existing measures that can be applied to TPIM subjects, including allowing a TPIM’s relocation measure to be varied to ensure the efficient and effective use of resources.
* Adding breach of a TPIM and breach of a Temporary Exclusion Order to the list of offences which can trigger the RTO notification requirements. The notification requirements mean RTOs aged 16 or over must routinely provide information to the police following their release from prison, which assists in the long-term management of their risk.
* Amend the Serious Crime Act 2007 to allow CT Policing to make a direct application to the High Court for a Serious Crime Prevention Order (SCPO) in relation to individuals over the age of 18 involved in terrorism, supporting their use in terrorism-related cases.
* Amend the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 to require the courts, in cases where it appears that any non-terrorism offence with a maximum penalty of more than 2 years was committed in the course of an act of terrorism, or for the purpose of terrorism, to consider whether the offence was committed with a terrorist connection and should be aggravated as such.
* Funding for counter-terrorism policing will grow to £906 million in 2020 to 2021, a £90 million year-on-year increase. The money will support and maintain the record high number of ongoing counter-terrorism policing investigations and ensure a swift and effective response to terrorist incidents across the country, no matter where they take place.

## Deviation

* Britain used Single Transferable Vote (STV) since 1945, the 'other seats' do not exist. In 1992, 2010 and 2015, Labour and Tories switch. In 2010 the SOTN won 2 seats, won 5th most seats in 2015, 3rd most seats in 2017 election and then biggest in 2019. Also from 1997, Labour and Lib Dems merge as one
* Communist & Neo-Nazi parties and groups are banned in Britain thus Communist Party of Great Britain and National Front was banned
* New Communist Party of Britain, the Marxist–Leninist Communist Party of Britain (both of them), Revolutionary Communist Party of Britain, and Communist Party of Britain Provisional Central Committee do not exist/form
* Labour and Co-operative Party fully merge into one officially.
* Breakthrough Party does not form instead people who are part of Breakthrough Party are either part of Northern Independence Party or Socialist Alliance
* Solidarity – Scotland's Socialist Movement , Scottish Green Party, SNP Socialists, Scottish Socialist Party, Scottish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Common Weal, Republican Communist Network merge to form 'Radical Independence Campaign' in 2012
* Pirate Party voted to dissolve itself on 7th October 2020
* Workers Revolutionary Party, Communist League and Revolutionary Communist Party of Britain merges into the Communist Party of Great Britain was de-registered and dissolved on November 19, 2021
* SNP is known as Alba Party in this timeline. Alex Salmond (and anyone else who irl defected from SNP) joins the 'Independence for Scotland Party'. Action for Independence and Scotia Future does not exist as its policies are adopted by the the 'Independence for Scotland Party'
* The Green Party does not breakup
* The Rubbish Party does not exist as its policies are adopted by the Green Party
* Burning Pink does not form as its policies are adopted by the Green Party
* National Health Action Party is a pressure group rather than a political party
* United for Change merged into True and Fair Party
* Something New merged with the Whig Party
* Whig Party was de-registered and dissolved in 2017 with its members moving to either the Conservatives, Liberal Democrats or Volt Party
* The defecting Labour MPs join the Liberal Party in 1981, thus SDP do not form and no merger happens
* SDP 1990-present edition does not form
* The trade unions and Labour left would form a breakaway party, Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition. Socialist Equality Party, Socialist Labour Party, Socialist Party of England and Wales (and Militant Left), Socialist Party of Great Britain, Workers Power, Socialist Workers Party, Left Unity and Resistance Movement would merge into TUSC.
* Green Party (excluding Ireland) merge into Liberal Democrats to form the 'Progressive Alliance' in run-in to the 2015 general election.
* Cornish Nationalist Party was de-registered in 2017 and is now a pressure group
* Propel does not exist instead Neil McEnvoy joins Gwlad Party
* The Liberal Party and Young People's Party merged with Libertarian Party, both faction of its policies exist within Libertarian Party Great Britain
* Vote Leave, Leave.EU, Grassroots Out, Conservatives for Britain, Labour Leave, Students for Britain, BeLeave, Democracy Movement, Better Off Out (The Freedom Association) and Get Britain Out were all dissolved on 24th June 2016 and replaced with 'Leave Means Leave' and Trade Unionists Against the EU (which would dissolve on 31 January 2020)
* 4 Freedoms Party does not form as its policies are adopted by the Conservative Party
* Patriotic Alternative does not form as a political party as its policies and positions are adopted by the BIDP
* Christian Party merged with English Democrats
* None of UKIP's breakaway groups exist (except for 'New Deal' and For Britain Movement) or BNP's breakaway groups exist, Robert Kilroy-Silk and his supporters instead joins English Democrats.
* Abolish the Welsh Assembly Party does not form as BIDP adopts its policies
* UKIP, DUP and BNP merge to form the "British Independence & Democracy Party" (BIDP) in 2006 [source]
* Christian People's Alliance merged into BIDP in 2016
* Scottish Unionist Party deregistered in November 2021, it does **not** re-register on February 2022.
* BNP 1942 version formed by John Webster and led by Edward Godfrey, is never called the BNP just the English National Association (ENA)
* John Tyndall, John Bean, Colin Jordan and Andrew Fountaine would form National Front in 7 February 1967 as a merger of League of Empire Loyalists, National Labour Party and the White Defence League (WDL).
* John Tyndall and his supporters does not resign from National Front.
* British Democratic Party does not form
* Nick Griffin and his supporters leave National Front and goes on to form his own party, the British National Party (BNP), who offered an improved administration, financial transparency, and greater support for local branches. He was also a moderniser and wanted to make the party electable, he left after many arguments/disagreements with John Tyndall.
* Lisa Nandy, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Heidi Allen and Luciana Berger are right wing who join BIDP
* Various BNP members were involved in the nascent English Defence League (EDL) shared much of the BNP's ideology, but that its "strategies and actions" were very different, with the EDL favouring street marches over electoral politics. The BIDP combined the electoral tactics of the BNP with the street marches of the EDL
* Dan Morgan and Stan Robertson are not political journalists (thus not on YouTube) and do normal average jobs but still are right wing
* Laura Towler is not on YouTube or any other platform.
* Lauren Southern does not return to YouTube.
* On 13 October 2021, Tommy Robinson is sentenced to 6 months’ in prison (released on 13 April 2022) and was given a 5-year ban from contacting them or referring to them for stalking and harassment. He has also sold his house and downsized to a 1-bedroom flat following bankruptcy.
* EU membership referendum is similar to OneVote except in the same irl date 23 June 2016 and 'Leave and Control' wins 30.8%

### **Ireland**

* Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) does not launch instead taken over by the Irish Labour Party
* Alliance Party of Northern Ireland does not launch instead taken over by the Liberal Party until 1981 when they became the Liberal Democrats
* British parties no longer contest Ireland in 1998 following the Belfast Agreement, except for the BIDP from 2006 as it merged with DUP
* Identity Ireland and Renua Ireland does not launch as its policies are adopted by Irish National Party
* Irish Republican Socialist Party, Communist Party of Ireland and Workers' Party (Ireland) merge
* People Before Profit, Solidarity, Socialist Workers Network, Socialist Party and Workers and Unemployed Action fully merge to form the United Left Alliance. RISE never launches
* Éirígí merged into Republican Sinn Féin
* Social Democrats merged into Labour Party
* Inds. 4 Change and Right to Change does not launch
* Workers Party known by its Irish name "Páirtí na nOibrithe"
* Green Party is known by its Irish name "Comhaontas Glas"
* Party for Animal Welfare (Ireland) merged into the Comhaontas Glas
* Fís Nua does not spilt from Comhaontas Glas
* An Rabharta Glas does not spilt from Comhaontas Glas
* United People does not spilt from Direct Democracy Ireland
* Fine Gael in Ireland is Ireland version of the Conservative Party
* Fianna Fáil is centre-left and Ireland's liberal party, similar to the Lib Dems.

### No elected UK representation

This is a table of notable minor parties. Many parties are registered with the Electoral Commission but do not qualify for this list as they have not received significant independent coverage. Parties active across Ireland may have representation in the Republic of Ireland but not Northern Ireland.