Smaller parties in the 2017 general election
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BBC2's Daily Politics has been hearing from some of the smaller parties putting up candidates at the general election. Here are a selection of clips from the series so far.
Animal Welfare Party
General election 2017: Animal Welfare Party leader Vanessa Hudson
National Health Action Party
General election 2017: National Health Action policies
Monster Raving Loony Party
'Parties pinch our ideas all the time' says Howling Laud Hope
Young People's Party:
General election 2017: Young People's Party's tax plans
English Democrats:
English Democrats leader Robin Tilbrook says there is an appetite for an English parliament
British National Party:
BNP chairman Adam Walker on how the party is growing again
The Liberal Party:
Liberal Party leader Steve Radford says Britain can be a global player post Brexit
Alliance for Green Socialism:
Alliance for Green Socialism leader Mike Davies says his party's policies are different from the Greens and Labour
Socialist Party:
Socialist Party spokesman Danny Lambert on opposing capitalism
Workers Revolutionary Party:
The Workers Revolutionary Party's Frank Sweeney on supporting the struggles of the working class
Pirate Party:
Pirate Party leader Mark Chapman says the government should not be able to read emails
Women's Equality Party:
Women's Equality Party's Sophie Walker on bringing fresh voices into politics
Christian Peoples Alliance:
Christian Peoples Alliance leader Sid Cordle says people should consider alternatives to abortion
The Yorkshire Party:
Yorkshire Party leader Stewart Arnold on the county having its own tax rate
And here's where we've collected together guides to the bigger British parties