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Mel Stride sacked as shadow chancellor

Mel Stride sacked as shadow chancellor
Financial Times Monday 31 August 2026, 12:30 UTC 1 min read
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Andrew Griffith is appointed to the role as Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch reshuffles her team

Andrew Griffith is appointed to the role as Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch reshuffles her team
Mel Stride (PERSON) Andrew Griffith (PERSON) Conservative (ORG) Kemi Badenoch (PERSON)
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