Accountability Now

Following money and influence in UK politics

Accountability Now tracks the financial interests, political donations, outside income, and organisational ties of politicians, donors, broadcasters, and think tanks active in UK politics today.

The individuals and organisations documented here are connected, through money, media, and shared political agendas, to movements opposing climate action, LGBTQ+ and reproductive rights, immigration, and liberal democratic norms, while pursuing closer alignment with the MAGA movement in the US.

Every data point links to a primary source: parliamentary registers, Electoral Commission disclosures, and official Parliament API data. Nothing is inferred without a clear label.

Our analysis has been featured in Byline Times and The Guardian, discussed on The News Agents podcast, and cited in a Westminster Hall parliamentary debate on MPs' second jobs (1 July 2026).


Tools built on public data

Every declared payment from X Corp (Twitter) to UK MPs since the 2024 election, drawn from the Parliament Register of Members' Financial Interests. Filter by MP, date, and amount.
Every donation to a political party since the 2024 election, drawn from the Electoral Commission.
Tracked MPs' declared outside income, gifts, visits and donations from the Parliament Register, updated with each new snapshot. Includes change detection across snapshots.


Accountability Now is run by a sole individual. It receives no advertising, and is not aligned with any organisation, political party, or campaign group.