Title: What are the Political Parties of the United Kingdom? - WorldAtlas
Headings: What are the Political Parties of the United Kingdom?
What are the Political Parties of the United Kingdom?
Conservative Party
Labour Party
Scottish National Party
Liberal Democrats
Emerging Trends

Content: This theory is in line with the party's advocacy for tax cuts. The Conservative Party has established a wide range of global alliances including ties with the US. Other views of the party are restrictions on trade union, a strong national defense, fiscal conservatism, and deregulation. Labour Party
The Labour Party occupies a centre-left position in UK's politics. After garnering 231 seats in the 2015 election, the Labour Party assumed the place of the Official Opposition. Jeremy Corbyn is currently serving as the party's chair. The party initially favored socialist policies including the redistribution of wealth, a belief in publicly funded education and healthcare, government intervention, and public ownership of strategic industries. The Labour Party began embracing several free market policies in the mid-1980s under the leadership of Neil Kinnock, Tony Blair, and John Smith. The party's current political stand has been described as ‘Third Way.' Scottish National Party
The Scottish National Party is the third-largest in the UK in terms of membership.