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Mel Stride said the government did not have plans to bring the law back to parliament but he would not be resistant to discussions if it did

An insight into the backgrounds of some of the most interesting candidates bidding to become MPs in the 2024 general election.

More than half of the countrys bank and building society branches have shut since January 2015, leaving just short of 3,900 still open and not (yet) scheduled for closure.

More than half of Britains bank and building society branches have closed since 2015 and swathes of the UK look set to have none by the end of 2024.

More than half of the countrys bank and building society branches have shut since January 2015, leaving just short of 3,900 still open and not (yet) scheduled for closure.

Change is coming to Westminster, no matter the outcome of the next election. 

More than 125,000 families in Cabinet ministers' own constituencies will be £23.7million worse off if Chancellor Jeremy Hunt meddles with Universal Credit in Autumn Statement

Even people in urban constituencies could lose access to a local bank branch, according to research.

East Devon District Council is urging the areas three MPs to press the Government for a rethink of its housing targets

Mel Stride MP talks about the NHS