DEALING IN DEATH How war-hardened Albanian gangs have taken over Britain's cocaine market
COCAINE is the cheapest it's been since the 1990s and purer than it has been for a decade as Albanians have taken over Britain's £5bn coke industry. The Sun Online lifts the lid on how they have penetrated all levels of the trade, from an army of dial-a-drug street dealers to kingpin wholesalers controlling imports from South America.
