Stride removed as shadow chancellor in Conservative reshuffle
Kemi Badenoch reshuffled her senior team, replacing Mel Stride as the Conservative shadow chancellor and changing several other opposition portfolios.
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Kemi Badenoch reshuffled her senior team, replacing Mel Stride as the Conservative shadow chancellor and changing several other opposition portfolios.
Read original source →Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch removed Mel Stride from the shadow chancellor role in a reshuffle and appointed Andrew Griffith as his successor.
Read original source →Following Kemi Badenoch's decision to replace him with Andrew Griffith, Stride said the Conservatives should pursue a programme that was both radical and deliverable while championing business and a smaller state.
Read original source →Speaking to LBC while still shadow chancellor, Stride accused Andy Burnham of failing to set out a clear economic programme and said Conservatives were open to working with ministers on reducing welfare spending.
Read original source →While shadow chancellor, Mel Stride claimed speculation over Labour's leadership and Andy Burnham's prospective return to Westminster had increased gilt yields and could impose billions of pounds in additional debt-servicing costs. The figure was a Conservative estimate.
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Sir Mel Stride is listed by Parliament as a Conservative MP for Central Devon, with the current Commons membership beginning 6 May 2010.
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