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James Harrod | 19:30 UK time, Wednesday, 27 June 2007

We're off air now but you can still post a comment below. We heard from Lubna - a regular caller to WHYS - as she celebrated a bittersweet 21st birthday in Baghdad. Lubna feels there is little hope for her future in Iraq - but is she right? We heard from callers from around the world. Also, we got a sense of the situation in Iran where fuel rationing has come into force. We asked how people were coping? You can listen again here

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