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DEADLY drugs like heroin and crack cocaine are being peddled for LESS than a pint of lager.
One hit of heroin now costs as little as £2—that’s 70p less than a pint in a pub. And a line of coke is just £2.50.
Prices have plummeted because vast...
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A trio of English cocaine smugglers who were caught after putting the wrong fuel into their boat received the longest drug-related prison sentences in Irish history...
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A soft drink named Cocaine could be on the shelves within weeks.
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A man whose teething infant died after apparently sucking on his father’s cocaine-tainted fingers has been sentenced to life in prison.
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Colombian Government Vice President Francisco Santos Calderon, left, poses for photographers with Britain’s Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker, right, and Alex James, former bassist of British rock band Blur, in front of a display during the Cocaine...
