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She says the U.S.’s anti-narcotics policies will help improve security in a country where the trafficking of drugs, arms and humans has driven up violent crime.

The record results were driven by strong demand, which helped fill increased capacity.

He added that any growth at Primark was driven by it opening new stores, bucking the trend of other brands which are closing them.

Despite it all, dozens of tanker truckers still brave the roads, driven on by "necessity" and "patriotism", they say.

The equivalent of 18 football fields per minute was lost, driven mostly by massive fires.