evidence: The headline quoted above has now been changed by the Daily Star to read "Coronavirus: Activists in bizarre claim 5G could be acting as 'accelerator' for disease" and includes a statement by the UK government to say there is "no convincing evidence that 5G is dangerous". The article refers to two theories to support the claim that 5G accelerates the new coronavirus. Firstly that 5G might suppress the immune system and, secondly, that viruses can communicate through radio waves. Neither of these theories is backed up by evidence. The new coronavirus is also affecting countries and regions where no 5G is present. [...] The Daily Star quotes an "activist and philosophy lecturer at the Isle of Wight College" saying that electromagnetic radiation from 5G suppresses the immune system, helping the virus to thrive. As mentioned above, the level of radiation from 5G is far below levels of electromagnetic radiation thought to cause damage to cells in the human body.