A political party represented in the UK Parliament.
The percentage of votes where all of this party's MPs voted the same way. Higher unity means MPs rarely break from the party line.
The number of MPs in this party who have voted differently from the party majority at least once. This can happen on procedural matters, conscience votes, or policy disagreements. Also known as rebel votes.
The average percentage of parliamentary votes that this party's MPs participated in. MPs may miss votes for ministerial duties, constituency work, or illness.
Estimated from MPs' voting records on a 0-100 scale (0 = most left, 100 = most right). This is a simplified model — real politics is more nuanced than a single axis.
Fiona Hill told MPs that the UK is extraordinarily vulnerable to online manipulation and Russian propaganda due to a lack of public education on information warfare and civil defence. She urged an all-of-country approach to resilience and contrasted the UK with Sweden’s psychological defence model.
Ian Collard told MPs he felt pressure to deliver a rapid vetting outcome for Peter Mandelson’s clearance to become ambassador to Washington, despite UK Security Vetting’s recommendation not to grant it. The testimony raises questions about political pressure and due process in security vetting and accountability for government appointments.
Former Labour chief of staff Morgan McSweeney is due to appear before the foreign affairs select committee to discuss Peter Mandelson’s vetting for the US ambassador post, highlighting a long-running partnership aimed at steering Labour toward the centre and shaping its leadership choices. This matters to voters because internal party dynamics and vetting decisions influence Labour’s policy direction and readiness for elections.
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle blocked a bid by Conservative MPs led by Kemi Badenoch to debate referring Keir Starmer to the privileges committee over Peter Mandelson's ambassadorship, creating a fresh parliamentary headache for the Labour leader ahead of local elections.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is weighing a one-year rent freeze for private sector rentals as part of a cost-of-living package in response to inflation linked to the Iran war; the plan would mark a shift from Labour’s existing renters’ rights reforms.
Based on how SDLP MPs voted in Parliament
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