Lloyds' £100m damages pot for 64 victims does not account for potential court settlements related to HBOS, which means Edmonds' legal claim would be paid out separately, as he is not part of the compensation review. But the former Deal or No Deal host claimed the banking giant will have to pay out a much higher figure in legal claims outside of that figure. "I believe from the meetings that I had that the scale of legal claims (outside the Lloyds review) are over £1bn," he said. Edmonds said next week was "big" for him as he and his legal team decide when to file court papers, as he plans to pursue his own claim. "Heads have got to roll, starting with Lord Blackwell, and also Antonio (Horta-Osorio) and the board," he added, calling out the Lloyds chairman and chief executive.