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Northern Ireland Electricity has condemned an attack against a mobile phone base station that local people believe has caused a cluster of cancer cases Read more
17 December, 2002 by Graeme WeardenA new style of Dockers trousers will include a mobile phone pocket made from lining that Levi's claims will shield the wearer from their mobile's emissions Read more
12 September, 2002 by Graeme WeardenAn offer from the Radiocommunications Agency to test the safety of mobile masts sited on schools and hospitals had attracted a flood of interest Read more
26 July, 2002 by Graeme WeardenCould a Court of Appeal ruling mean that local councils can take health worries into account when ruling on a planning application for a new mobile mast? Read more
28 June, 2002 by Graeme WeardenAmerican scientists say they have found no evidence that mobile phone use leads to an increased risk of ear tumours, but warn more research is still needed Read more
23 April, 2002 by Graeme WeardenAn MP is trying to bring in new legislation to prevent mobile firms from repeatedly trying to get base stations built in the face of local opposition Read more
19 April, 2002 by Graeme WeardenOne hundred extra base stations will be monitored in an attempt to boost public confidence in the safety of mobile phone masts Read more
4 March, 2002 by Graeme WeardenConcern over a cluster of cancer cases has led a London council to pay an expert team to measure emission levels near two mobile phone masts Read more
28 February, 2002 by Graeme WeardenLondon residents believe that mobile phone masts may have caused a cluster of cancer cases. The National Radiological Protection Board is on the case Read more
15 February, 2002 by Graeme WeardenAs the mobile mast debate reaches fever-pitch, volunteers will be used as guinea pigs to test whether mobile handsets can cause health problems Read more
25 January, 2002 by Graeme WeardenA survey of mobile phone masts at schools across the UK found emission levels to be well below the maximum allowed, but this does not mean all masts are safe Read more
4 January, 2002 by Graeme WeardenDozens of cases are expected to hit the US courts in the coming weeks, sparked by a brain cancer lawsuit by a former Motorola employee Read more
14 November, 2001 by Graeme WeardenWest Lothian council has failed to persuade Orange and Vodafone to remove six base stations from its land, even though the contracts have expired Read more
16 May, 2001 by Graeme WeardenScientists fear a new radio network for emergency services, now being tested, will transmit at a frequency that could harm brain tissue Read more
13 July, 2001 by Graeme WeardenJust gimme a map to the fridge. :D
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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