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NHS staff have been warned they face immediate suspension if they are caught inappropriately accessing patient information.
A judge has been disciplined after he was caught speeding on three occasions while "rushing" to court.
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ABC News - 4 hours 9 min agoMillions up and down the East coast are bracing for the arrival of a nor'easter with torrential rains and high winds expected to pound the region through the weekend.
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