Darren Morris, 32, of Preston, Mark Neville, 41, also of Preston; and Peter Hannigan, 49, of Kendal,charged with importing cocaine worth £15 million

Two Preston men and a Kendal man have been remanded in custody accused of conspiracy to import cocaine worth £15 million.
Cumbria Police discovered 140kg of the class A drug after CID officers to stopped and searched two lorries at the port of Harwich in Essex.The seizure of the consignment, which arrived via Holland, is understood to be one of the biggest ever made on the UK mainland,Appearing before South Lakeland magistrates in Kendal, Darren Morris, 32, of Preston, Mark Neville, 41, also of Preston; and Peter Hannigan, 49, of Kendal, were charged with importing illegal drugs.They were all remanded to appear at Carlisle Crown Court on July 7.Detectives in Cumbria are continuing to question a 55-year-old man arrested in Nottingham.