28 lists

Who is first, who is last, and where the UK stands

Each list takes one published figure and places everyone it covers on it: every sitting MP, every donor above a line, every constituency, every OECD country. The page states the rank, the source and the period, and says what the table establishes and what it does not. A rank is a way of reading a published figure, not a judgement about the person, place or country in the row.

Where the UK stands

Your area

Members of Parliament

Political money and contracts

What ministers and departments did

Local authorities on every map measure the site draws are ranked separately at /rankings.