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8:29Now Playing“It would be on the basis that the person who is living in this country today, who may have come in before 1973, their presence is not conducive to the public good.”
It may be possible to revoke the law keeping Shabir Ahmed in the UK, but the biggest hurdle “is going to be getting cooperation from Pakistan”, says former Conservative Attorney General Dominic Grieve.
Dominic Grieve was speaking to Rosie Wright and Callum Macdonald on Times Radio Weekend Breakfast. Listen live every Friday to Sunday, 6am–10am.
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