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Judge Robert Spragg said: "You have both very sensibly pleaded guilty to these matters and you will be given credit for that from the sentencing judge in due course."

"It's a case of prioritising, using resources sensibly, and accordingly," Barclay said.

Gorsuch said no one could “sensibly” argue against the significance of the case.

She said the coalition had "never" said there would be forced redundancies and had "always planned to sensibly reduce the size of the public service over time".

It comes after its boss urged people to "drink sensibly" at new year to help reduce demand, following a 340-call backlog on Monday.