The model met with detectives for 90 minutes, four months after a British newspaper published photographs of her apparently snorting the drug. On her lawyers advice Kate refused to comment on whether she had taken cocaine, denied supplying it to others and made no admissions. Police are said to be disappointed by the outcome of the interview and fear they do not have enough evidence to continue with the case. A police source told Britain ’s The Sun newspaper: "The job is a dead duck. "No substances were ever recovered and photographs are not enough by themselves to build a case."

Kate is due back in Britain - Jan 31, 2021
Kate Moss is due back in Britain within the next 48 hours - to be questioned by police over drug allegations. The supermodel will be quizzed about the now infamous images of her snorting cocaine.

A friend of the supermodel told The Sun newspaper: "Kate’s finally decided to face up to her responsibilities. "She’s realised that as long as she’s honest, she has little to fear and will be better of talking to police." The 32-year-old beauty - who recently split from drug addicted musician Pete Doherty - won’t be arrested but will have her lawyer with her. Moss has been residing abroad ever since pictures of her taking cocaine appeared last September.

A senior Scotland Yard source confirmed they are to question Moss, saying: "We have made it clear through her representatives that we’ll see her at whichever police station she chooses, whenever she chooses. But we want this done sooner rather than later." Moss is expected to leave the country again immediately after being interviewed.

Kate enrolled her daughter in an American nursery - Jan 27, 2021
Kate Moss has allegedly enrolled her daughter in an American nursery - fuelling rumours she plans to stay in the US. The supermodel - who has spent a lot of time in the States following her cocaine scandal - has also asked three-year-old Lila Grace’s British nanny to stay on in Los Angeles. Kate has also reportedly told friends she may buy a house in Malibu.

A source is quoted in the Daily Mirror newspaper as saying: "Kate is determined to make the move. She told me, ’I want a lifestyle where I’m not the only focus of attention, as I seem to be in England’."

Meanwhile, the star was forced to run to cops after being involved in a high-speed car chase last night (26.01.05). The 32-year-old was being driven through Paris by magazine editor Jean-Yves Lefur when a pack of at least 15 photographers started tailing them. Lefur allegedly started driving "like a bat out of hell" as the pair raced to escape the paparazzi. An onlooker is quoted in The Sun newspaper as saying: "It was like something out of a movie." The pair then made their way to a police station and made a complaint about being hounded by the press.

Kate Moss is writing a book about her cocaine abuse - Jan 24, 2021
Kate Moss is allegedly set to write a tell-all book about her cocaine abuse. The supermodel is ready to sign a ?1million contract to pen the revealing autobiography.

However, friends of the star - who lost several lucrative modelling contracts and checked into rehab after photographs of her snorting cocaine were published last year - fear the book could upset her clients. One pal of the catwalk beauty is quoted in the Daily Mirror newspaper as saying: "She has just got her career back on track after everything that has happened but it is a fragile equilibrium and we don’t think she should rock the boat. "She could jeopardise everything if she decides to talk openly about drugs."