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POLITICAL PARTIES AND POLITICIANS / ADVISERS
Tony Abbott: former Australian PM
AfD Party: right-wing Alternative for Germany party
Esperanza Aguirre: Spanish politician
Jonathan Aitken: former Conservative MP
Austrian People’s Party
David Axelrod: adviser to Barack Obama
Ed Balls: former Labour shadow chancellor
Steve Bannon: Trump’s White House strategy chief
Tony Benn: left-wing Labour MP
Silvio Berlusconi: former Italian PM and leader of the Forza Italia party
John Boehner: former Speaker of the US House of Representatives
Willy Brandt: former German chancellor
Gordon Brown: former PM
George W. Bush: former US president
Jeb Bush: Republican presidential candidate
Jim Callaghan: former PM
David Cameron: former PM
Alastair Campbell: Tony Blair’s press secretary
Gianroberto Casaleggio: co-founder of the Italian M5S party
Mário Centeno: Portugal’s finance minister
Jacques Chirac: former French president
Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU)
Ken Clarke: former UK chancellor
Nick Clegg: former deputy PM and Lib-Dem leader
Bill Clinton: former US president
Hillary Clinton: US presidential candidate
Robin Cook: former Foreign Secretary
Jeremy Corbyn: Labour leader
António Costa: Portugal’s socialist leader and PM
Jon Cruddas: Labour MP
Ted Cruz: Republican presidential candidate
Dominic Cummings: one of the architects of the victory in the Brexit referendum
Danish People’s Party
Alistair Darling: former UK chancellor
David Davis: Brexit secretary
Democratic Party (PD): Italy
Democratic Party: US
Bob Dole: US presidential candidate
Bernard Donoughue: adviser to Jim Callaghan
Iain Duncan Smith: former Conservative leader
Recep Erdogan: president of Turkey
Íñigo Errejón: Podemos’ political secretary
Nigel Farage: former leader of UKIP
Werner Faymann: former Austrian chancellor
François Fillon: former French PM
Five Star Movement (M5S): Italy
Forza Italia party: Italy
Norman Fowler: former Conservative minister
Free Democratic Party: Germany
Freedom Party (FPÖ): Austria
Front National: France
Colonel Gaddafi: former Libyan dictator
Alexander Gauland: AfD politician
Julia Gillard: former Australian PM
Philip Gould: Labour adviser and guru
Michael Gove: former Justice Secretary and leading ‘Out’ campaigner
Green Party: Austria
Beppe Grillo: founder of the Five Star Movement, Italy
William Hague: former Conservative leader
Joe Haines: press secretary for Harold Wilson
Philip Hammond: UK chancellor
Pauline Hanson: leader of the One Nation party in Australia
Ted Heath: former PM
Norbert Hofer: far-right-wing presidential candidate in Austria, Freedom Party
François Hollande: French president
Michael Howard: former Conservative leader and Home Secretary
Tristram Hunt: former Labour MP
Pablo Iglesias Turrión: leader of Podemos in Spain
Diane James: briefly UKIP leader
Roy Jenkins: former leader of the SDP
Jobbik party: Hungary
Boris Johnson: Foreign Secretary
Lyndon B. Johnson: former US president
Lionel Jospin: former French PM
Sir Mervyn King: former Governor of the Bank of England
Neil Kinnock: former Labour leader
Pia Kjærsgaard: founder of the Danish People’s Party
Oskar Lafontaine: former German minister
Nigel Lawson: former UK chancellor
Left Bloc: part of a coalition in Portugal
Left Party: Germany
Jean-Marie Le Pen: Front National, France
Marine Le Pen: Front National
Enrico Letta: Italian PM
Damian McBride: Gordon Brown’s press secretary
John McDonnell: Labour MP
Emmanuel Macron: French minister
John Major: former PM
Peter Mandelson: former Labour politician and adviser
Catarina Martins: leader of Portugal’s Left Bloc
Theresa May: PM
Angela Merkel: German chancellor
David Miliband: former Foreign Secretary
Ed Miliband: former Labour leader
François Mitterrand: former French president
Walter Mondale: former US vice-president
Mario Monti: former Italian PM
Chantal Mouffe: Belgian political theorist
Lisa Nandy: MP for Wigan
National Democratic Party of Germany (NPD)
Northern League (Lega Nord): Italy
Paul Nuttall: current leader of UKIP
Barack Obama: former US President
Occupy movement: global movement against social inequality
One Nation party: Australia
George Osborne: former Chancellor of the Exchequer
Party for Freedom: Holland
Pasok: Greek socialist party
Mike Pence: US vice-president
People’s Party (PP): Spain
Frauke Petry: chairwoman of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party
Podemos: left-wing party in Spain
Virginia Raggi: Mayor of Rome
Mariano Rajoy: Spanish PM
Matteo Renzi: former Italian PM
Republican Party: US
Marco Rubio: Florida senator
Kevin Rudd: former PM of Australia
Mark Rutte: Dutch prime minister
Paul Ryan: Speaker of the US House of Representatives
Alex Salmond: former SNP leader
Matteo Salvini: leader of Italy’s Northern League
Antonis Samaras: former PM of Greece
Pedro Sánchez: former leader of PSOE in Spain
Bernie Sanders: US presidential candidate
Nicolas Sarkozy: former French president
Anthony Scaramucci: Trump adviser
Gerhard Schroeder: former German chancellor
Martin Schulz: leader of Germany’s SDP
Scottish National Party (SNP): UK
Peter Skaarup: leader of the Danish People’s Party
Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ): Austria
Social Democratic Party (SPD): Germany
Social Democratic Party (SDP): UK
Social Democrats: Denmark
Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE)
Heinz-Christian Strache: Freedom Party
Nicola Sturgeon: SNP leader
Larry Summers: former US Secretary of the Treasury and economist
Sweden Democrats party
Syriza: left-wing party in Greece
Tea Party: US
Margaret Thatcher: former PM
Justin Trudeau: Canadian prime minister
Donald Trump: US president
Alexis Tsipras: leader of Greece’s Syriza party
Malcolm Turnbull: Australian PM
Alexander Van der Bellen: President of Austria
Yanis Varoufakis: former Greek finance minister
William Waldegrave: former Conservative minister
Geert Wilders: founder of the Dutch Party for Freedom
Harold Wilson: former PM
Stewart Wood: a senior adviser to Gordon Brown
Steven Woolfe: UKIP leadership candidate