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- France 2 JT 06 12 2007 : "Antennes relais pathologies et Colloque Strasbourg ". (vidéo HD)

http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/MicrowaveSyndromeMicroOndes.php#1

By Chris Kearney

St Andrew's School pupil Oliver Rainbird, seven, with Andrew Smith MP, Peter Rainbird and Kati Jambor

A community is celebrating victory after a communications company decided not install a mobile phone mast - despite winning planning permission.

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http://www.oxfordmail.net/display.var.1884350.0.people_power_wins_mast_row.php

By Jonny Muir

Deeping Gate residents will renew their battle against a 25-metre phone mast at a High Court hearing next week.

Mobile phone company 3G wants to erect the mast 800 metres from the front door of Deeping Gate resident Pam Harris, even though she is allergic to the electro-magnetic emissions given off by masts.

Pam Harris' condition is so severe she has to be hooked up to a machine for 17 hours every other day so essential nutrients can be pumped into her body.

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http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/Villagers-ask-39mast-you-put.3554067.jp

09:00 - 05 December 2007

When T-Mobile erected a mobile phone mast 100 metres from his daughter's school, Rob Macklam felt he had no choice but to move her.

Although six-year-old Evie was happy at the highly rated Orston Primary School, Mr and Mrs Macklam were not prepared to run any risks.

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Dec 05, 2007 04:30 AM

Jack Lakey
Staff Reporter

An information meeting about a Bell Canada cellphone tower to be built on church property in Guildwood left area residents with as many questions as answers about health concerns and how the deal was made.

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http://www.thestar.com/News/article/282716



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France 3 (4 Décembre 2007) "Cimetière profané, Eglise défigurée " : Mobile apparent. (vidéo)
http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/PressReviewRevuePresse042007.php#1

CITY planners signalled their approval for a fourth mobile operator to use phone masts at Sarum Road reservoir, Winchester, today (December 4).

Winchester City Council's telecommunications sub-committee has given mobile giant Vodafone permission to install antennae and satellite dishes on an existing 20-metre mast, which the company will share with O2.

A decision was due on the application at the beginning of November, but it was deferred when agents for the telecom operator failed to attend a meeting.

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http://www.thisishampshire.net/news/hampshirechroniclenews/display.var.1880319.0.planners_approve_sarum_road_mast.php