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Two Practical Reasons Not to Limit Private-Employer-Imposed Speech Restrictions

As I mentioned last week, ten years ago I wrote a descriptive and analytical law review article called Private Employees' Speech and Political Activity: Statutory Protection Against Employer Retaliation, which aimed to catalog these often-little-known statutes. This year, I'm returning to the subject, trying to analyze the strongest arguments for…

Reason

11 SRM students of speech and language pathology placed in U.S. firm

A. Ravikumar, pro Vice-Chancellor of SRM University, said the students of the M.Sc. in Speech Pathology were placed in a prestigious institution in California

The Hindu

Nottingham City Council left in limbo over commissioner intervention amid 'hiatus' in Conservative Government

'The latest message from the improvement board is they don't want this hiatus'

Nottingham Post

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12 Industrials Stocks Moving In Monday's After-Market Session

Gainers Sentage Hldgs (NASDAQ:SNTG) shares rose 10.4% to $0.63 during Monday's after-market session. The market value of their outstanding shares is at $8.8 million.

Benzinga

Why can't I burp? Manchester doctor explains painful condition helping some ace TikTok challenge

The inability to burp apparently isn't as uncommon as you would think, and there's an expensive cure

Manchester Evening News

Paddy McGuinness 'sent messages to TV star' before split with Christine after Notts holiday

The pair announced their split after holidaying in Sherwood Forest

Nottingham Post

Indian stocks record best week since Feb 2021 on buying in banking, return of foreign funds

Indian equity markets recorded their best weekly performance during the session till Friday, supported by renewed buying, especially in banking and IT stocks as well as the return of foreign investments into the Indian markets after months. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Nagpur: Ventilators saved nearly 80% patients during second wave

NAGPUR: It’s a common belief that a patient has the least chances of survival once put on ventilator. But, doctors claim otherwise, especially during the Covid period.

The Times of India

Boy left paralysed from brain tumour after medics thought he was suffering from anxiety

Mum Kirsty Newton, 38, from Manchester, knew something wasn’t right after her talented footballer son, Jayce Robinson, 15, began suffering from nausea and dizzy spells aged just 13

Daily Mirror

Edinburgh student was 'numb' after sore throat turned out to be blood cancer

The graduate found out he had advanced stage four blood cancer just a year after finishing university and immediately had to undergo six months of gruelling chemo

Edinburgh Live

James Corden in raging row with cyclist after he's 'thrown off bike' in London

The Late Late Show presenter, 43, was reportedly 'sent flying' from his rented Santander bike during the blistering heatwave

Daily Record

James Corden in furious row with cyclist after he's thrown off his bike in London

Gavin & Stacey star James Corden was in a foul-mouthed altercation with a fellow London cyclist after he was almost 'sent flying' and just about 'missed traffic'

Daily Mirror

Ana de Armas' dating history - engagements, marriage and THAT fling with Ben Affleck

Ana de Armas' ex Ben Affleck has moved on with former flame Jennifer Lopez - here's who The Gray Man actress is dating now and the other relationships she's had

Daily Mirror

Snoring was ruining my marriage – here’s how I finally cured myself

Fed up with being banished from the marital bed, I went on a desperate search for a remedy for my cacophonous snoring. Was the solution right under my nose?

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Woman left with facial drooping after trainee surgeon drilled 'too deep' into her ear

Dr Amir Farboud suspended for eight months after patient suffers life-changing injuries

The Independent UK

How I learned to live with tinnitus

For more than a year, Sean Russell has suffered from a constant ringing in his ears. At first it affected all areas of his life – now he’s coming to terms with the condition

The Hindu

Cochlear implantation at Gandhi Hospital in a month

Approval from Aarogyasri Health Care Trust is awaited to perform the procedures

Nottingham Post

Commissioner intervention uncertainty at Nottingham City Council as Government left in tatters

The council has responded to the Government to say it believes it should continue its own work

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The Times of India

West Bengal: Fresh Covid cases rise to 1,739, positivity 14.7%

KOLKATA: The spike in Covid-19 cases that began from second week of June continues unabated. The positivity rate surged to 14.7% on Friday from 12.9% the previous day while the fresh case count went up to 1,739 from 1,524. Health officials said the next two to three weeks will be…

The Times of India

Lucknow: Ear, nose and throat machine lying defunct at govt hospital

LUCKNOW: Patients coming to Balrampur hospital with hearing loss, suppurative otitis, balance loss and other issues related to the function of the inner ear have no option but to visit other hospitals as the audiometry machine here is lying defunct for 15 days.

The Guardian - UK

The Neymar Identity: football’s first real career commodity-player

The PSG forward is reportedly set for an automatic contract extension to 2027 on 1 July, which puts a new twist on the modern game

The Guardian - UK

500,000 wait for ear, nose and throat treatment after PM has NHS operation

Exclusive: analysis shows more than 37,000 people in England have waited over a year, as Johnson recovers from sinus surgery

Nottingham Post

Nottingham feels 'betrayed' by city council as government poised to step in after millions misspent

Frustrated taxpayers have spoken out over the council's 'incompetence'

Daily Mirror

Nosebleeds: Causes, how to stop them, and when to call 999 explained

The vast majority of nosebleeds require no professional medical attention and can be treated in under 15 minutes. We've taken a look at the common causes and when you should get help.

The Conversation

Keeping injured voices hush-hush: Why professional singers and actors often don’t seek treatment for vocal illness

Professional singers and actors are at higher risks of vocal injury. Performing artists need to master their voices in a sophisticated way to meet the esthetic demands of their work. Most people may not pay much attention to their own voices, but for performing artists, any minor changes in their…

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