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A fundraising page set up to pay for Lindsay Sandiford's legal fight in Indonesia reached its target today.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office refused to fund 56-year-old’s case as a matter of Government policy

'I don't want to get old and decrepit in here...at least a bullet is quick,' says Lindsay Sandiford

A plane carrying more than 100 passengers missed the runway and plunged into the sea on the Indonesian resort island of Bali.

William Hague argued that the death penalty is 'unwarranted'

Indonesia has signalled its intention to resume state executions

The Government has been accused of breaching the "fundamental rights" of a British grandmother sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug smuggling by refusing to pay for legal representation as she battles for her life.

Quite apart from the principle of capital punishment, which we utterly reject, the death sentence passed by an Indonesian court on a British cocaine-smuggler in Bali looks excessive on at least two counts. First, it seems out of all proportion to the 20-year prison term received by the bomb-maker for the 2002 Bali nightclub atrocity in which more than 200 people died, and second, it is of quite a different order from the 15-year term requested by the prosecution. An appeal is to be launched, but we hope there is some way that the Indonesian judiciary can commute the sentence sooner.

Lindsay Sandiford was arrested in May when customs officials found £1.6 million worth of cocaine sown into the lining of her suitcase as she arrived in Indonesia

The Bali bombings left an “indelible mark” on Britain's national memory, Foreign Office minister Hugo Swire said today.

Relatives of the British victims of the 2002 Bali bombings are calling for renewed efforts for a final suspect to stand trial as they prepare to mark the 10th anniversary of the tragedy tomorrow.