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Andy BurnhamPrime Minister of the United Kingdom · Labour Party
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Ed DaveyLeader of the Liberal Democrats · Liberal Democrats
Where they stand
- Europe Rejoin the EU or single market 2026
- Ukraine Keep arming Ukraine 2026
- Two-child benefit limit Scrap the two-child limit 2025
- Net zero Keep net zero by 2050 2025
- Human rights convention Stay in the ECHR 2025
- Palestinian state Recognise a Palestinian state 2025
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Kemi BadenochLeader of the Conservative Party and Leader of the Opposition · Conservative Party
Where they stand
- Europe Keep Brexit as it is 2026
- Taxing wealth No new taxes on wealth 2026
- Immigration Controlled, lower migration 2026
- Ukraine Keep arming Ukraine 2026
- Net zero Scrap or delay net zero 2026
- Human rights convention Leave the ECHR 2026
- Two-child benefit limit Keep the two-child limit 2026
- Palestinian state Not now 2025
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Nigel FarageLeader of Reform UK and Member of Parliament for Clacton · Reform UK
Where they stand
- Human rights convention Leave the ECHR 2026
- Taxing wealth No new taxes on wealth 2026
- Net zero Scrap or delay net zero 2026
- Europe Keep Brexit as it is 2026
- Immigration Controlled, lower migration 2026
- Two-child benefit limit Scrap the two-child limit 2026
- Palestinian state Not now 2025
- Assisted dying Against assisted dying 2024
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