The UKJP’s own positions, open to challenge.

Immigration, asylum, borders and citizenship.

Where power sits and who answers for it: parliamentary sovereignty, the constitution, devolution, treaties and international bodies, electoral reform and the House of Lords.

Tax, spending, borrowing, the cost of living, industry and trade. What the state takes, what it spends it on, and whether that adds up.

Benefits, work and contribution, pensions, childcare and the birth rate. Who the welfare system should protect, and what it asks in return.

The armed forces, defence spending, veterans, national security and the threats Britain faces.

Public safety: what the police prioritise, the powers they use and how they answer for them, grooming gangs, self-defence and drugs.

Courts, prisons and sentencing. Civil liberties, free expression, privacy and the balance between security and freedom.

The NHS, social care, public health and sport: what they cost, how they perform, and who is accountable when they fail.

Housebuilding, affordability, social housing, planning and what gets built where.

Energy policy and security, nuclear and renewables, climate commitments and their costs, water and the natural environment.

Farming, food security and self-sufficiency, trade standards, and rural life.

Schools, special educational needs, universities, apprenticeships and adult skills, and getting young people into work.

National identity, flags and heritage, integration, and the four nations of the United Kingdom.

Roads, rail, HS2, fuel duty and the infrastructure the country runs on.

Councils, boroughs and the devolved administrations. Council tax, local services, reorganisation and local elections — the layer of politics that most directly touches daily life and gets the least attention.

Westminster and UK-wide politics that do not fit a subject category: government, parties, elections and legislation.

Foreign affairs, diplomacy, trade deals and aid. Britain’s relationships with other states and what they cost or gain us.

Anything that does not fit the other categories.