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The Lowball Tapes: The Trials

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Did the right people go to jail in the Libor scandal?

The secret tapes the authorities wouldn’t want you to hear, that could upend the official version of the biggest scandal since the financial crash

Andy Verity investigates the secret history of Libor, asking did the right people go to jail? Were the rate rigging trials about law and the evidence, or were they show trials to appease public anger towards banks?

Producer: Sarah Bowen
Music: Oskar Jones

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Factual: Money

The audio recordings that could upend the received version of a giant financial scandal.

Andy Verity has audio recordings, kept secret for years, which reveal evidence that could upend the received version of the biggest scandal since the financial crash.

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