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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You can get a broad exposure to the stock market through unit trusts/OEICs but you might also want to look at Investment Trusts - an often forgotten sector.
For individual shares there is a number of sites - e.g. T.D. Waterhouse - but as dzug above has noted the commission charged is a serious consideration. With stamp duty and commission, if you bought �100 of shares you would need to get a return of 25.5% just to allow you get your �100 back again...
First call for any disposable funds, as ever, must be debt clearance (credit and store cards, overdrafts) and then maybe the mortgage, if you have one. Don't even think about stock market investments unless you are absolutely certain you can afford to lose. Make sure you use tax-efficient savings too, such as min-cash ISAs and use the stocks and shares ISA wrapper for your initial share investments (probably in unit trusts/OEICs and investment trusts).
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