Four men arrested at sea as they tried to smuggle cocaine with an estimated street value of about £100m into the UK on a fishing boat have been convicted. The men were found with more than a tonne of the drug on board the Lily Lola,

Instead of fishing rods and bait, they unearthed an enormous haul of cocaine. On board were four men - one of whom was asleep in a deckchair. Now the four drug smugglers have been convicted of trying to smuggle £100m of cocaine.

Four men have been convicted of attempting to smuggle £100 million of cocaine on a fishing boat off the coast of Cornwall. Michael Kelly, 45, from Portway, Manchester, and Jake Marchant, 27, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to importing Class A drugs during a hearing at Truro Crown Court in October.

Jon Williams and Patrick Godfrey, from Swansea, were found guilty at Truro Crown Court on Wednesday. Michael Kelly and Jake Marchant had pleaded guilty before trial.

The Lily Lola was boarded by officials from the Border Force after they became suspicious - and they made quite a discovery