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Should Britain be taking stronger action on Zimbabwe?

Pressure mounts on the government to push for tougher sanctions against Robert Mugabe's government; and Have you experienced age discrimination? Graham Stewart takes your calls.

Pressure is continuing to mount on the government to push for tougher sanctions against Robert Mugabe's government in Zimbabwe, which has been condemned over violence ahead of a presidential run-off election. Would sanctions make Mugabe listen? Can we steam in with military force? Or should we withhold aid to those neighbouring African countries who've failed to condemn Mugabe openly?

Plus: Have you experienced age discrimination?

New legislation is being introduced by the government to outlaw age discrimination, but will it have any effect? What kind of discrimination do older people suffer from now?

Graham Stewart takes your calls, texts and emails.

55 minutes

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Thu 26 Jun 2008 09:05

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  • Thu 26 Jun 2008 09:05