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Absolutely NOT. Even if it would mean no Peter Hain…
In which case Colin explain the logic behind giving a Mozambique (who were never part of the Empire) citizen a vote in a UK General Election but not a Swedish one whilst a Zimbabwean could vote in the 2001 General Election but not 2005