http://wirelessfacts.co.uk/

we know they are not safe
Mobile Phone Masts
"Are Safe"
Says UK Government
This government despite the recommendations of its own Sir William Stewart
of The Health Protection agency continues to fly in the face of worldwide
scientific evidence and claim there is no evidence that mobile phone masts
are dangerous, siting ICNIRP guidelines as proof of safety read more on SAR
Guidelines

So then the question that begs is why are they lying to us then? Well
nobody's sure but here are some theories. Why don't you see which of these
most fits your perception of this government.

They've done all the relevant research got everything right and there's
nothing to worry about.
They are listening to the mobile phone operators and or official bodies
funded by the Mobile phone industry choosing to believe what they say
because it's the easy option
Financial implications of admitting there was a danger could be political
suicide curtailing the payments still outstanding for 3g licenses (£24
billion)not to mention £15 billion pounds per year in taxes and the
detrimental effect on the economy as a growing number of the workforce
refuse to use their mobile phones.
Collapse of police communications network.
Admitting wireless communications are dangerous would have schools closing
as worried parents connected many modern pediatric conditions with
increasing numbers of wireless computer networks (See Kids and wireless in
Schools).
Actually alerting the public to even the slightest possibility that mobile
phone networks are dangerous could lead them to research sites like this and
find out the truth, this pollution is going to make smoking, drinking,
drugs, BSE,foot and mouth, gun crime even if the relative damage was rolled
into one look like a tea party (See Historical Baddies)
In short the powers that be are burying their collective heads in the sand
whilst the trickle that will become river of people dying and being buried
as a result of political cowardice and lethargy and corporate greed carries
on a pace.