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From the times and the Sunday times, this is the story. I'm Manvien Rana.

So it was the early hours of the morning on December 4th, 2023, and a young Dutch man in a white transit van is waiting to board the Channel Tunnel on the French side to go to the UK.

The guy was called Mika Vorhans.

He was 21 from a small town in the Netherlands.

And it was a cold pull.

The UK border police thought that his van

looked suspicious and decided to pull him over and check the inside. And he told the police that he was

heading to Coventry to pick up a secondhand motorbike for a friend of a friend. They weren't so sure.

So when they checked on the inside of his van, they found some

plywood that had been hastily sort of fixed to the side, inside of his van. And when they removed

this plywood, they found 100 kilograms of ketamine. It was one of the biggest ever seizures of ketamine heading to the UK.

The street value would have been about £4 million. Ketamine is on the rise in Britain.

The figures have exploded, with the recreational use of the drug doubling in a year,

and addiction levels rapidly rising. It's become such an issue.

There's even talk of reclassifying it from a class B to a class A drug. But where is it coming from?

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