Michael Hamilton

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Michael Hamilton

COCAINE worth £100,000 was found stashed in a British Airways plane toilet by a service engineer at Gatwick. The haul was spotted behind a panel while the Boeing was in a hangar for routine checks. It was uncovered after the jet touched down from Orlando, Florida. The engineer called police and now Border Force officials and the National Crime Agency are investigating. Last night, a source said: “This is an astonishing find — and a serious security breach.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Michael Hamilton

ExclusiveA major incident was declared and 80 residents evacuatedA BOMB squad used £4,500-worth of supermarket vodka to prevent a haul of dangerous chemicals exploding. They were called out after more than 500 canisters were found at a property. A major incident was declared and 80 residents evacuated. Explosives experts usually use ethanol to neutralise chemicals volatile to heat and movement.

2 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Richard Moriarty |Michael Hamilton

JIMMY MIZEN’S killer Jake Fahri has been granted another chance of freedom – just months after he was recalled to jail over violent drill rap videos. Fahri – who had been rapping as balaclava-clad drill artist TEN - has won a Parole Board review which could see him released again. The murderer was returned to prison in January after a Sun investigation revealed him boasting about his crimes in violent songs. Fahri – then 19 – killed Jimmy, 16, at a bakery in Lee, south-east London, in 2009.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Michael Hamilton

JIMMY MIZEN’S killer Jake Fahri has been granted another chance of freedom – just months after he was recalled to jail over violent drill rap videos. Fahri – who had been rapping as balaclava-clad drill artist TEN - has won a Parole Board review which could see him released again. The murderer was returned to prison in January after a Sun investigation revealed him boasting about his crimes in violent songs. Fahri – then 19 – killed Jimmy, 16, at a bakery in Lee, south-east London, in 2009.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Michael Hamilton

FRENCH officials have been blasted for spending British taxpayer cash on “pathetic” road barriers in a bid to stop small-boat crossings. They are aimed at preventing people smugglers taking boats, motors and life jackets to beaches. Two have been installed, including the one pictured here, at Les Hemmes de Marck, a mile east of Calais. But it is on a road surrounded by flat fields with nothing to stop criminals simply driving around it. And the barriers are in use only at night.