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It can be difficult trying to find political information online. To find the Labour Party's manifesto, do you go to Labour Dot Com? Maybe New Hyphen Labour Dot Co Dot UK?

And what makes things far more confusing are the number of spoof websites and misleading addresses out there.

Satirical sites are one thing - in fact, the funny ones are a welcome addition to the political arena. But as we talked about on The Daily Politics this week, the parties have started adopting the same techniques.

They're all at it, and Labour have even gone so far as to employ Zack Exley, the infamous American cybersquatter.

E-ELECTION COLUMN Read Alan's election coverage at the Vote 2005 site Week One Week Two Week Three

Read my column on cybersquatting here.

So, as promised on the show, we'd like to offer you a list of the parties running in this election, which you can browse without fear of running into a spoof site set up as a lame campaigning prank.

If we've missed out your party, or if you find that any of the links have died, do let us know by emailing daily.politics@bbc.co.uk

Happy browsing!

A
Adam Lyal's Witchery Tour Party
Alliance for Green Socialism
Alliance Party of Northern Ireland

B
Britannia Party

C
Chaos Party
Christian Peoples Alliance
Church of the Militant Elvis Party
Common Good
Community Action Party
Communist Party of Britain
Community Alliance
Consensus
Conservative And Unionist Party
Co-operative Party
Countryside Party
Cymru Annibynnol

D
Democratic Unionist Party
Dorset Stop The War

E
English Democrats Party
English Progressive & Liberty Party

F
Firefighters Against Cuts
Freedom Party

G
Glossopdale Independent Party
Green Party

H
Highlands & Islands Alliance - C�irdeas

I
Idle Toad
Imperial Party
Independent Kidderminster Hospital and Health Concern
Independent Green Voice
Independent Working Class Association
Iranian Civil Rights Committee

J
John Marek Independent Party

L
Labour Party
Legalise Cannabis Alliance
Liberal Democrats
Liberal Party
Ligali Party
Local Education Action By Parents
Local Government Reform

M
Mebyon Kernow - The Party for Cornwall
Middlewich First
Molesey Residents Association
MP3 Party

N
National Democrats
Natural Law Party
New Party
No Candidate Deserves My Vote!
Northern Ireland Women's Coalition

O
Official Monster Raving Loony Party
Operation Christian Vote
Organisation of Free Democrats

P
Peace and Progress
Pensioners Party (Scotland)
Pensioners Party
People Against Bureaucracy Action Group
Plaid Cymru- Party of Wales
Populist Party
Progressive Union Party of Northern Ireland
ProLife
Protect Rural Scotland Party

R
Real Democracy Party
Reform UK Party
Residents Associations of Epsom and Ewell
Respect - The Unity Coalition
Revolutionary Communist Party Britain (Marxist-Leninist)
Rochford District Residents
Rock 'n Roll Loony Party

S
Scottish Green Party
Scottish Independence Party
Scottish National Party
Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party
Scottish Socialist Party
Scottish Unionist Party
SDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party)
Sinn Fein
Social Justice Party
Socialist Alliance
Socialist Environmental Alliance
Socialist Labour Party
Socialist Party of Great Britain
Socialist Party (Northern Ireland)
Southport Party
St. Albans Party
Swindon Org UK Party

T
Thames Ditton / Weston Green Residents' Association
Third Way

U
Ulster Third Way
Ulster Unionist Party
United Kingdom Independence Party
United Kingdom Unionist Party U.K.U.P.
Upminster and Cranham Residents Association

V
Vote 2 Stop The War
Vote For Yourself

W
Walton Society
Welsh Socialist Alliance
Wessex Regionalists
West Ewell and Ruxley Residents' Association
Whitnash Residents Association
World
Workers' Liberty
Workers Revolutionary Party
Workers' Party
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Y
Your Party

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