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		</div><p>A nurse has been suspended for two months for concealing the fact that Scottish medic Pauline Cafferkey had a raised temperature before she tested positive for Ebola.</p>
<p>The high temperature, noted on December 28 2014, should have triggered concerns that Ms Cafferkey was infected with the deadly virus.</p>
<p>But Donna Wood suggested a lower temperature was recorded on Ms Cafferkey&#8217;s form so they could pass through the screening process at passport control at Heathrow Airport more quickly, a UK Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) panel found.</p>
<p>The panel, sitting in Stratford, east London, told Wood during a hearing on Friday that she would be suspended, after finding her fitness to practice had been impaired on public interest grounds.</p>
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