This election is seeing the constituency boundaries changed, leading to some MPs deciding to step aside as their seat is gutted or entirely excised.
More than 100 MPs have said they will not be standing at the next general election. Those who have announced their intention to leave parliament range from the longest-serving female MP, Labour's Harriet Harman, to one of those only elected at the last election in 2019, Conservative MP Dehenna Davison. Read more: How does the number of MPs stepping down compare to previous years? The vast majority of those leaving are Conservatives, with more than 60 Tory MPs stepping aside.
But it is only in the last few years that he has become something of a household name - with his visits to Number 10 seen as spelling the end for recent prime ministers. Will Wragg Senior Tory Mr Wragg has also confirmed he will not run again in the Hazel Grove constituency in Greater Manchester he has held since 2015. He took the seat from the Liberal Democrats and, in doing so, became the first Conservative MP to represent the constituency since 1997.
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