question: By. Neil Sears. and Gerard Couzens. Luxury African holiday: JP Morgan banker Martin-Artajo in Zimbabwe, where he and his wife spent an extended holiday while FBI investigators were searching for him. Raising a glass of champagne on a luxurious African holiday, this is the London-based banker wanted by the US over a £4billion trading scandal. Javier Martin-Artajo Rueda, 49, had apparently gone ‘missing’ while the FBI sought to question him over alleged offences by his team at banking giant JP Morgan. But while investigators sought to bring him to justice earlier this year, he and British wife Sara Berrow, 50, were apparently enjoying the high life on an extended holiday in dictator Robert Mugabe’s Zimbabwe. Last night, however, the authorities finally caught up with the £8million-a-year high-flier in his native Madrid. He was arrested after turning himself in at a police station and a Spanish judge will now rule on  extradition to the US, where he could face up to 25 years in jail. Major City figure Martin-Artajo is being named as the key suspect in the ‘London Whale’ trading scandal which severely damaged JP Morgan and was the latest in a series of blows to the banking industry when it emerged last year. Shares in the American lender and British banks fell after it was revealed that JP Morgan trader Bruno Iksil, nicknamed ‘the London Whale’ because of his huge spending power, had made a series of bad bets on the international markets. The Frenchman has been granted immunity from prosecution in return for assisting investigators, who this month announced that  his boss Martin-Artajo was instead suspected of covering up the mammoth loss-making deals over an extended period. The huge trading losses caused a storm in Washington, prompting a Senate investigation. But when the FBI began seeking Martin-Artajo, he was not to be found either at his £2.5million country mansion in Church Westcote near David Cameron’s home in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, or at his house in Chelsea, London. Photographs have now emerged showing the. banker and his wife in March at the five star Bumi Hills safari hotel. beside Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe. Break: The photos of Martin-Artajo's extended holiday were taken in March 2013, around the time the warrant for his arrest was issued in the U.S. Enjoying himself with boating trips and posing happily for pictures, he appeared to show little concern about the case being mounted against him in America. Along with trader Julien Grout, a Frenchman also based in London,  he faces four charges of conspiracy, wire fraud and making false filings to US regulators. Miss Berrow – who married the banker in Chelsea 12 years ago and has a nine-year-old son by him – refused to comment last night.

answer: Javier Martin-Artajo Rueda is suspected of covering up loss-making deals. Spanish native could spend up to 25 years in jail if extradited to U.S. Spent time 'missing' in luxury Zimbabwe resort.

question: A 60mph waterspout hit Tampa, Florida, today, and was caught on camera by a tourist. Robert Siegel, who is a spotter for the National Weather Service, took the picture while on vacation in the area. It appeared just off northern Hillsborough Bay at 11.12am. 'Breath of God': Robert Siegel captured the strange weather phenomenon on camera just off the coast of Tampa today. Water tornado: Minor damage was caused along the waterfront and on Harbours Island in the water tornado which hit in Tampa this morning. Mr Siegel, of Colorado, snapped the photo as people fled the incoming storm. 'I opened the window, I opened the shades up and I see there is heavy wind and for literally about six or seven seconds, it was like the breath of God came down,' he said. According to Yahoo News the water tornado hit the Westin Hotel and traveled down a channel between the Tampa Bay Times Forum and the Florida Aquarium. It didn't cause any injuries but damaged roofing and downed light poles and trees. Another onlooker, restaurant owner Rachel Prophet, said the waterspout made a 'howling noise' and smashed her restaurant awning through a window above her. Damaged: Parts of buildings were ripped off in the storm in Tampa this morning but no one was injured. Damage: Part of the roof of the Westin Hotel was ripped off during the waterspout. Business owners on the coastline by Harbour Island said it sounded like a freight train. 'I was sitting down eating breakfast, and the wind just started to blow,' she told Tampa Bay Online. 'It was a howling noise, a loud piercing noise. All the trees outside were just whipping, whipping, whipping.' 'I was a little shaken up,' Prophet said. 'I’m not going to lie. I was scared.' Keith Weitzmann, a cook at the restaurant, said it sounded 'like a freight. train'. Bus driver Robert Hagemann told the website he was about to drop off passengers at the Florida Aquarium when the waterspout struck. 'It rocked the bus. It was a short duration, but it was powerful. All kinds of debris were flying around,' he said. Once over land the waterspout became a weak tornado and cleared later in the afternoon.

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A weather watcher on vacation caught a dramatic picture of a waterspout off Tampa. The water tornado ripped off roofing and damaged trees and buildings along the Florida coastline but no one was injured. Residents described the sound like a 'freight train' while the amateur photographer who took the picture described it as looking like 'the breath of god'