According to Reuters, Kate Moss will not face drug charges in London after all.

The Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) of London has said they will not be laying charges in regards to the allegations Moss took illegal drugs at a recording studio last year.

Moss was questioned by police after the Daily Mirror printed pictures of the supermodel allegedly smoking cocaine. However, the police ultimately decided there was not enough evidence to formally charge her.

“The film footage provides an absolutely clear indication that Ms Moss was using controlled drugs and providing them to others. However, in the absence of any forensic evidence, or direct eyewitness evidence about the substance in question, its precise nature could not be established,” said Rene Barclay, the CPS’s London director of serious casework.

After the publication of the photos, Moss went into rehab in France and lost many modeling contracts due to the allegations.

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British rocker Pete Doherty, Kate Moss?s former flame, has been arrested for drug possession.

The Babyshambles front man, who has been blamed for getting Moss hooked on cocaine, was busted Wednesday night in London after being pulled over by police for driving in an ?erratic manner.?

British news sources have reported that rock cocaine and a crack pipe were found in Doherty?s vehicle.

If convicted, he could face seven years in jail and a large fine.

This is not the first time Doherty has gotten in trouble with the law for drug possession. On Oct. 1, police raided a Babyshambles gig in Shrewsbury, England, where they found Ecstacy, LSD, cocaine and heroine. Doherty was incarcerated for 12 hours.

The singer recently split from Moss after he failed to complete a drug rehabilitation program at the Meadows Clinic in Arizona, where the supermodel finished a five-week stint earlier this year.

Moss, who still faces drug charges of her own, has been modelling steadily since leaving the clinic.

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Kate Moss has reportedly angered the residents of a village in the British countryside by deciding to move there.

Moss has recently lost lucrative modelling contracts with Chanel, Burberry and H&M in the wake of a drug scandal stemming from pictures published in a U.K. tabloid of her allegedly snorting cocaine.

In an attempt to reform her wild image, Moss and her three-year-old daughter, Lila Grace, will move back to their cottage in the Oxfordshire village of Church Farm next month.

Local residents have expressed displeasure over her imminent arrival.

“She got a drum kit for Christmas and kept us up banging it,” one 82-year-old resident has been quoted as saying.

“This is a quiet village. It’s not the place for people like her. She attracts trouble.”

Moss bought the cottage last October, and though she has only stayed there a few times, she and her friends have already upset neighbours by staging raucous parties.

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Johnny Depp is outraged at how ex-girlfriend Kate Moss has been vilified by the media after a British paper published photos of the supermodel allegedly snorting cocaine.

“The first thing that went through my mind was I was concerned for her, hoping that she was OK and that she and her baby were OK,” says Depp, 42, who dated Moss for four years until 1998.

“No. 2 was just being appalled and shocked at the kind of vicious attacks,” Depp said in an interview Friday with a British morning TV show.

“She’s super sharp, really smart and (has) got a great heart. She’s a good mum, and she just happens to be human, and the press wouldn’t allow that, and that’s unforgivable.”

Moss, 31, who recently left an American rehab clinic, has been reunited with her three-year-old daughter Lila Grace.

The British icon paid a heavy price for her drug controversy, losing several modelling contracts with high-end fashion companies such as Chanel and H&M. But she appears to be staging a comeback, landing a Vanity Fair cover shot and a new campaign for designer Roberto Cavalli.

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