this is 43—year—old tom hayes.is young sonjoshua grow up because mr hayes was jailed in 2015 when joshua was just three. tom hayes used to work for ubs and citigroup bank in toyko as a trader, often earning more than a million in a year. then he was accused by the uk serious fraud office of being the "ringmaster" of an internation conspiracy of an international conspiracy to rig interest rates, and he was found guilty on eight counts and given a 14—yearjail term — longer than some killers — although it was reduced to 11 years on appeal. mr hayes has always protested his innocence, arguing that what he was doing was literally his job and the bosses all knew. for the last eight years he's been fighting to have his conviction and sentence overturned — and today he learned his case would be referred to the court of appeal. we'll speak to him in a exclusive interview in a moment. first, andy verity�*s been reporting on this story for years and has this report. good evening. it's been that much as day... good evening. it

tom hayes was found guilty in 2015 of multiple charges involving conspiracy to defraud by rigging libraryce here. police have seized £130 million worth of cannabis plants, and arrested nearly 1,000 people, in the uk's largest ever crackdown on organised crime. more than 180,000 plants were discovered in raids across england and wales last month. the operation was described as the most significant of its kind. frances read reports. forcing the doors of a thousand locations. police! through the eyes of the police officers, this is what they find. cannabis farms in homes, industrial units, anywhere the plants can be grown. this is the biggest, fastest raid across england and wales of its kind. the profits from these class b drugs are precisely how organised gangs prosper. what isn't currently thought of is the harm that actually this large—scale cultivation does. many of these gangs are involved in a lot of violence and harm in our communities. a lot of exploitation who they force into working in such industry, and also the amount of money, particularly cash, that they then use to fuel their

brilliant >> michael, briefly, hero is >> michael, briefly, my hero is tom hayes, who was one the tomout five years, wrongly because of the libor scandal. >> in my view . and he's now been >> in my view. and he's now been given permission to appeal to the court of appeal, and he's he's handled the justice he's handled the fair justice prevails or at least hopefully it does. it's going that way, john, briefly, very quickly, hero andy murray time. >> we still can still cheer him on. second one in the villain keir starmer for saying that he hates tree huggers. now that is overdoing it. he's overdoing it. i was tempted to say that, but i'm going to say robert jenrick for ordering that mickey mouse cartoons and jungle book cartoons and jungle book cartoons be painted over in a children's asylum centre. >> really offensive and emma, the eco zealot with the sanctimony smile who ruined george osborne's wedding . george osborne's wedding. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> can i thank my brilliant punst >> can i thank my brilliant pundits tonight? the team, the other the glass. most other si

tom. yeah. the, the assistant extreme hayes and the systems and the rifle of is i'm john, you're just saying that this is not far off from ip cc predictions. the ip c c being the expert panel on climate change that's been looking into this for many years. and catherine, if we knew this was coming when we prepared that is a very good question indeed. and a s as strongly just saying that what we're seeing today is very consistent with what the obviously sees telling us any text the i can see things turning as if we are looking at a 4.5 degree in going forward. 80 percent of the appropriation might be subjects to extreme heat. so what we're seeing now may not be what we need to expect in the future. the future might actually become quite torres and even to be expected to for me to have cities around the world and having just for are you prepared for it? so only now after consecutive use of extreme ext off exposure to extreme heat race . cities like paris, london, new york, those entities are getting into the gear, actually preparing for reducing going, but it will take time, some of the dimensions t

>> tom cruise is watching at home saying is [ relaxing music ] [ steffy sighing ] [ finn sighing ] >> finn: do you hear that? that is absolute silence. >> steffy: ugh, it's so nice. kelly and hayes' food fight certainly did not help this morning.