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Private schools to take legal action against planned VAT on fees

Independent Schools Council says its focus is on children and it is concerned about impact on specialist schools

The Guardian - UK

The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Ideas … is a standalone Gandalf movie on its way?

A film about the wizard and his search for Gollum is coming – and it turns out a second may also be in the offing. Will he battle Balrog, entreat Entwines or just plod about perplexed?

The Guardian - UK

Protect your ears this Diwali: Busting myths about ENT health

With Diwali evoking the spirit of festive fervour, it also raises a lot of health concerns arising from pollution reaching its peak during the period. Where people invariably focus on respiratory issues and allergies, they tend to pay little attention to ENT problems during the festival. Therefore, to establish the…

The Times of India

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Stocks Set to Open Higher as Investors Await U.S. Economic Data and Corporate Earnings

December S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESZ24) are up +0.16%, and December Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQZ24) are up +0.23% this morning as market participants looked ahead to earnings reports from a stellar lineup of companies, key economic data releases, and comments from Federal Reserve officials.

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Stocks Set for Muted Open as Investors Await U.S. Economic Data and Corporate Earnings

December S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESZ24) are up +0.10%, and December Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQZ24) are up +0.16% this morning as market participants looked ahead to earnings reports from a stellar lineup of companies, key economic data releases, and comments from Federal Reserve officials.

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How does climate change affect ear health

The impact of climate change can widely be seen affecting the overall health of a person. But ear health is often overlooked in the process and is only paid attention to when experiencing discomfort or certain issues. It might not occur to many, but maintaining proper ear health is also…

The Times of India

Is 'No Burp Syndrome' Really A Thing? Really?

The painful condition has long gone unrecognized in medicine. But a pioneering Botox treatment appears to be a cure.

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What causes snoring, is it dangerous and how can it be treated?

Scientists say an epilepsy drug could reduce sleep apnoea symptoms, but how else can snoring be tackled?

The Guardian - UK

“How The Hell Is There Sand In Here?” And 30 More Stories Of Doctors Not Holding Back With Language

37 weird things patients have heard doctors say that made them immediately question their qualification. The post “How The Hell Is There Sand In Here?” And 30 More Stories Of Doctors Not Holding Back With Language first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Snoring drug: Here’s when experts say you should seek treatment

Experts looked at the drug sulthiame as a possible alternative treatment to CPAP, which involves a face mask

The Independent UK

When you should seek treatment for snoring – amid new drug hopes

Loud disruptive snoring could be a symptom of something more serious.

The Independent UK

Understanding fungal sinusitis: When surgery becomes necessary

Fungal sinusitis is a type of sinus infection caused by the growth of fungi, and it can be quite different from the more common bacterial or viral sinus infections. Unlike bacterial or viral sinus infections, fungal sinusitis results from an overgrowth of fungi in the sinuses, often in people with…

The Times of India

Who are the Entwives in The Rings of Power? Explaining their tragic Lord of the Rings history

Explaining the Entwives in The Rings of Power

Total Film

Vestibular migraine in children: Understanding, managing, and supporting young patients

Saloni is a 13-year-old girl who loves to dance. But she started getting dizzy spells and headaches, especially during dancing and with loud music. The chirpy, energetic girl became withdrawn and easily irritated. Her parents were worried. What had happened to Saloni?

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‘I didn’t expect to win’: Labour’s new MPs adjusting to Commons life

With more than half of parliament’s intake new to the job, many are still in a transition from their former careers

Reason

Eighth Circuit Rejects Missouri's Second Amendment Preservation Act

States cannot invalidate or refuse to recognize federal law.

Newslaundry

‘They came like protesters…cops asked for shelter’: Inside the vandalism at Kolkata hospital

Two days after the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital was vandalised by a 150-strong group, the number of arrests has risen to 19 as protests continue over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at the government facility in Kolkata.

Evening Standard

London GPs using 'AI receptionist' on WhatsApp to boost cervical screening numbers

Patients can interact with ‘Asa’ over text as they would with a human receptionist

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The life and tragic death of John Balson: how a true crime producer documented his own rising horror

His symptoms began with dizziness, headaches, a lack of sleep and panic attacks. Over time, they grew worse. All the while, this beloved husband, father and son was wondering about the role his work played in his illness

Total Film

The Rings of Power season 2 will see a new side to the Ents that will deepen the lore

Exclusive: The Rings of Power season 2 will give us the Ents

Evening Standard

Interest rate cut likely to be delayed by Bank of England, says former Chancellor Lord Hammond

The Tory peer believes the bank’s Monetary Policy Committee will be concerned about pay rises well above its two per cent inflation target

LiveScience

World's loneliest tree species can't reproduce without a mate. So AI is looking for one hidden in the forests of South Africa.

A single specimen of an ancient tree species was found in 1895. Now scientists are using AI to find it a mate.

The Times of India

Mind games: How CBT conquers chronic dizziness

Regaining control: The power of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy(CBT) in managing chronic dizzinessRecurrent or persistent instability and dizziness are worrisome conditions that can lead to loss of confidence, fear of falls, and social isolation. Simple activities like crossing the road or going up on an escalator involving body movement and looking…

The Independent UK

Feel like you’re spending more on coffee than ever? You are.

The price of black coffees, lattes and cold brews increased 23 percent over the last three years

LiveScience

New piranha-like fish with 'human teeth' and Eye of Sauron marking found deep within the Amazon

A new species of piranha-like fish called pacu was recently found hiding in plain sight among several near-identical species in the Amazon River. Researchers have named it after Sauron from "The Lord of the Rings."

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