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.

Honeybees will die out in Britain within a decade as virulent diseases and parasites spread through the nation's hives, experts have warned.

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On the 12th of December 2007 the Health Protection Agency wrote a formal letter to the Vale of White Horse District Council (Abingdon, Oxfordshire) that presented a highly misleading interpretation of current EMF science.

Villagers battling to get a mobile phone mast removed from a North Yorkshire village will have their case raised in parliament.

Campaigners worried about the health of their children because of a mobile phone mast near their school have been refused a meeting by BT.

Mobile usage is immense, with half the world's population predicted to have one by the end of the decade.

But if new research is to be believed, we could be sitting on a health time-bomb.

Lloyd’s of London is preparing for the next big liability action — for personal injury damages based on the use of cell phone technology.