Police stop a driver in Stoke after reporting she is driving erratically on London Road. Multiple reports say Victoria Chesworth is described as swerving between lanes. When officers stop her, they reportedly smell alcohol coming from the vehicle. Chesworth attributes the smell to wine, claiming it is from cooking, specifically describing “cooking beef bourguignon.” Authorities also report toxicology findings. The Daily Record (Scotland) says Chesworth has more than four times the legal limit of cocaine in her blood at the time she is stopped. The Mirror focuses on the account of erratic driving and the explanation offered for the alcohol smell, while the other report highlights the cocaine level identified in blood tests. Together, the coverage presents a stop following erratic driving behavior, an explanation given by the driver about a cooking-related wine odor, and test results indicating a significant presence of cocaine. The reports do not provide details in the provided excerpts about charges, court outcomes, or dates beyond the stop itself.