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The most read fines and prosecution articles in August 2019 includes a £1M fine for Clancy Docwra after a worker was killed, and a six-month imprisonment sentence after an engineer committed fraud.
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Top 5 most read in August 2019Top 5 most reaf articles in August 2019 includes a £1m fine for Clancy Docwra after a worker was killed, and a six-month imprisonment sentence after an engineer committed fraud.
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