Co-op probe after drugs allegations The Co-operative Group has launched a fact-finding probe and a root-and-branch review of its structure after "serious and wide-ranging" allegations about the behaviour of its former banking chairman.

Paul Flowers, a Methodist minister who led the Co-operative bank for three years, is facing a police inquiry after he was reportedly caught buying and using illegal drugs including crystal meth, crack cocaine and ketamine. The former councillor has been suspended by the Labour Party and the....

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