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Six people have been arrested and charged following a major drug seizure at Birmingham International Airport.

National Crime Agency (NCA) officers have arrested four men and seized approximately 400 kilos of cocaine after a fishing boat was stopped at sea off the Kent coast. 

The National Crime Agency (NCA) has arrested nine people in the UK as it collaborated with international partners on INTERPOL's largest-ever operation targeting people smuggling and human trafficking.

The NCA officially marked the end of its three-year term as Chair of the Virtual Global Taskforce (VGT), at a summit in London last week. 

Tests by the National Crime Agency and policing show four Turkish models are readily convertible and therefore illegal

National Crime Agency investigators have arrested five men in Luton and London in connection with the seizure of more than half a tonne of cannabis at Birmingham Airport.

The National Crime Agency has published the latest list of ancillary orders, used to support the lifetime management of serious criminals and prevent future offending.

The National Crime Agency is warning travellers arriving into the UK from Thailand, Canada and the United States that they face jail sentences if caught attempting to bring cannabis into the country, after a huge increase in arrests.

The National Crime Agency has today released its annual assessment of serious and organised crime, with a stark warning that taking drugs has never been more dangerous.

Three men have been sentenced for their roles in an organised crime group linked to the smuggling of migrants into the UK by lorry.

National Crime Agency officers have arrested a man in connection with a Channel crossing which led to the death of a woman in France on Sunday.

The National Crime Agency and seven UK banks have launched a major project to identify and take action against organised crime.

A prolific people smuggler has been jailed for nearly ten years for arranging Channel crossings to the UK in small boats.

The National Crime Agency has led a huge increase in the number of takedowns of social media posts, pages and accounts advertising the services of people smugglers, thanks to a partnership with four major social media companies.

The National Crime Agency has infiltrated a significant DDoS-for-hire service which has been responsible for tens of thousands of attacks every week across the globe.