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Host Host | 12:52 UK time, Tuesday, 29 May 2007

In this week's Newswatch, the programme about viewers' thoughts on ´óÏó´«Ã½ TV News, Panorama reporter Paul Kenyon responds to criticism of an investigation into the radiation risks of wi-fi.

Also, Vicky Taylor, editor of Have Your Say, discusses a recent live programme featuring Colonel Gaddafi after the Libyan leader walked out halfway through the interview. You can watch the programme by clicking here.

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  • At 07:34 AM on 30 May 2007,
  • David Whyte wrote:

Why are the female weather presenters filmed outside the studio?It seems very sexist to always see the ladies outside in the rain whilst the men are inside the studio.

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  • At 12:05 PM on 03 Jun 2007,
  • Geoff Winkless wrote:

The programme still ignores the fact that, _scientifically_, there is still absolutely no proof of harm from mobile phone radiation.

However, if you compare the level of radiation from a mobile phone at 0cm as to a wifi router at 1m. The phone is far far higher than the wifi.

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