The find is one of the largest land seizures of cocaine in the UK.

Two men plead guilty to drug offences following £20 million cocaine seizure

Peruvian authorities captured a semi-submersible ship thought to be travelling to the US with about two tons of cocaine on board.


Peruvian navy capture boat carrying two tons of cocaine on its way to US

Drug-related deaths in England and Wales are the highest they have been since records began more than 25 years ago, official figures show.

Cocaine Addicts Anonymous - unsurprisingly - do not let film crews into meetings. But this past Saturday, one group made an exception.

The huge haul was found during a routine check of a shipping container in the port city of Hamburg, in northern Germany.

Officers managed to apprehended the smugglers, who were filmed trying to tip their contraband overboard.

Pictures released by the National Police in Spain showed a mugshot of the man with a loose fitting wig sat awkwardly on top of his head.

Researchers tested wastewater in dozens of cities around the continent to explore drug-taking habits.

On Friday, The Sun claimed a Premier League and England star took the class A drug during a pre-Christmas get-together at a nightclub.

A total of 3,756 deaths involving legal and illegal drugs were registered in England and Wales in 2017.

Maarten Peter Pieterse, 59, and Emile Adriaan Jeroen Schoemaker, 44 were remanded into custody to appear before Bristol Crown Court next mon

These parcels wrapped in coloured packaging were found in a major seizure of cocaine on a yacht as a bomb squad shut down a Cornish harbour.

Over a third of people surveyed in England said they could get cocaine within 30 minutes.

Sean Woods, 24, who was arrested in Peru after being caught with 70lb of cocaine, is scared drug lords will take revenge if he speaks out.

Drug poisoning fatalities have risen to the highest level since comparable records began, with 3,744 deaths recorded last year.