Lorry driver charged with smuggling after drugs worth £1 million are found at the Port of Dover

Lorry driver charged with smuggling after drugs worth £1 million are found at the Port of Dover: "LORRY driver has been charged with drug smuggling after a haul of amphetamine and Ecstasy was discovered at the Port of Dover.
The drugs, with an estimated value of £1 million, were found at the Eastern Docks yesterday in a lorry driven by Ralph Cross.
UK Border Agency officers had searched the vehicle with a detector dog and found three holdalls containing an estimated 100 kilos of white powder and a number of tablets. The powder gave a positive reaction to amphetamine sulphate and the tablets to Ecstasy.
Mr Cross, a 59-year-old of no fixed abode, has been remanded in custody after appearing at Folkestone Magistrates today, where he did not enter a plea."