Tories warn cannabis trial lets drug gangs flourish

The Tories say the experiment in the decriminalisation of cannabis has allowed drug gangs to flourish.

Sun, 30 Jun, 2002 - 14:27

The Tories say the experiment in the decriminalisation of cannabis has allowed drug gangs to flourish.

The claim comes from shadow home secretary Oliver Letwin.

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