SUPERGRASS? Was a recent top secret extradition hearing behind the arrest of Thomas Kavanagh? (NCA) A SUPERGRASS deal could be behind...

GUILTY: Thomas 'Bomber' Kavanagh of the Kinahan Cartel (NCA) THE second in command of Ireland's most feared organised crime gang could...

FULL: Polish Air Force flights have been packed with criminals wanted back home (Wikiwand.com) POLAND is using military aircraft to fly...

HAUL: Huge packets of cocaine found hidden behind the driver's seat (NCA) TWO gangsters who tried to get £2.6 million worth of cocaine...

DEADLY: A Smith and Wesson handgun seized in the raids FOUR firearms were seized after police raided a suspected cannabis factory on...

RAIDS: Police up and down the country raided suspected county lines drug dens (NCA) NEARLY 600 members of suspected 'county lines' drug...

WHODUNNIT? Intelligence has provided names to Essex Police but they still can't make arrests (Essex Police) DETECTIVES probing the murder of gangster John Palmer believe they may know who killed him but do not yet have enough evidence to make arrests. DS Stephen Jennings, who is leading the investigation for Essex Police, said the case now focussed on a few key suspects, but there is not yet enough evidence to arrest them. The National Crime Agency (NCA) has been drafted in t

RAID: NCA officers raid the home of Feng Xu in Birmingham on Tuesday (NCA) A STRING of properties across the country have been raided as...

GANGLAND: Organised crooks pose the biggest threat to national security says Javid (Home Office) ORGANISED crime is the biggest threat to...

TOP SECRET: The hearing took place in private at Westminster Magistrates Court (IG) IRELAND has dropped an extradition request to the UK for a suspected drug trafficker after it was shrouded in secrecy, prompting suggestions of a "supergrass deal." In a secret hearing in Chambers at Westminster Magistrates Court, the 29-year-old Irish man, whose name cannot be disclosed, was told the extradition request from his native country had been withdrawn. Referred to only as Mr AS in