The spate of deaths among young people in Britain’s suicide capital could be linked to radio waves from dozens of mobile phone transmitter masts near the victims’ homes.

Cancer experts have called on parents to ban under-12s from using mobile phones regularly.

Teenagers who send more than five text messages or make more than five calls a day on their mobile phones are ruining their chances of getting a good night's sleep, a new study shows.

Fears have been raised that a community’s health could be at risk because of an “excessive” amount of phone masts in the area.

New evidence of a cancer risk to children will not be heard  at an inquiry into plans to expand an electricity substation

Our natural world is under assault from human activity. The trouble is, to recognise damage to nature reveals also the risk to ourselves. ‘Progress’ is in the hands not of individual people, nor their elected representatives and politicians. It is in the hands of the free market, the large corporates who set the direction of our world through creating profit streams however they can.

BISHOP'S Stortford residents have won another victory - for the FOURTH time - against a phone mast going up near their homes.

Fresh fears about the safety of mobile phones have surfaced after France warned children not to use them to make long calls.

They are both fashion accessories and an essential part of our lives. Yet since they first became widely available in the 1990s, there have been nagging doubts about just how safe they are.

There has been much controversy over health problems linked to mobile phones and masts. Only this week, a new report - based on research revealed in the Mail last year - claimed that people who use a mobile phone for hours a day are 50 per cent more likely to develop mouth cancer.