Appeal bid by British grandmother facing firing squad
Lindsay Sandiford's lawyer says her sentence is "not fair" and has launched an appeal after her conviction for drug smuggling in Bali.
Behind bars in Bali
The last of four British nationals accused of drug offences in Bali has been sentenced to six years in prison.
The Bali prison where a Briton faces the death penalty
Inside the Bali prison where British woman Lindsay Sandiford is being held after being sentenced to death for drug trafficking.
Live updates
Bali plane misses runway and lands in sea
A plane missed the runway and landed in the water on the Indonesian island of Bali today.
Local hospitals said they had treated more than 20 people injured in the accident, but no one was killed.
ITV News' Nick Thatcher reports.
Investigation underway after Bali plane skids into sea
An investigation is underway after a Lion Air plane carrying more than 100 passengers and crew overshot a runway on the Indonesian resort of Island of Bali.
The Transportation Ministry's director general of aviation, Harry Bakti Gumay, said the plane overshot the runway and fell into the sea from a height of about 55 yards.
Advertisement
22 injured as Bali plane skids into the sea
A Lion Air plane carrying more than 100 passengers and crew overshot a runway on the Indonesian resort of Bali and crashed into the sea, injuring 22 people, officials have said.
The injured were taken to three different hospitals, said an official with Bali's search and rescue agency. He said initial reports showed there were 101 passengers and seven crew members aboard the plane.
Passengers stand on wings of crashed Bali plane
Latest pictures from Bali show passengers standing on the wings of the plane after it over shot the runway and landed in the shallow water of the sea.
Seven 'injured' after Bali plane overshoots runway
Seven people have been injured after a Lion Air plane with more than 100 passengers skidded off the end of a runway into the sea on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, the Associated Press is reporting.
Bali Police Chief Arif Wahyunadi told local TV that all of the passengers and crew were evacuated from the plane and taken into the airport terminal for treatment.
Hospital officials and paramedics said the injured were taken to Sanglah hospital with head wounds and broken bones. Many passengers arrived with wet clothes and bruises.
Lion Air: All passengers survive Bali runway incident
All passengers of a Lion Air flight to Bali have survived after the aircraft overshot the runway and landed in the water, a company spokesman told Reuters.
Advertisement
Report: 172 passengers safe after Bali crash
A Lion Air passenger jet overshot the runway on Bali, all 172 passengers are safe, according to media and government have told Reuters.
Report: Plane carrying 100 overshoots Bali runway
AFP are reporting that a plane with around 100 passengers has overshot the runway in Bali and crashed into the sea.
Nine News Melbourne has tweeted pictures what it says is the plane in the sea:
UPDATE: Reports a passenger plane crashed off coast of #Bali. Believed all 101 passengers & crew on board survived. http://t.co/YDlJpgIzZ4
From @9newsmelb on Twitter:BREAKING: Reports a passenger plane has crashed off coast of #Bali. Believed to belong to #LionAir. More to come. http://t.co/vX0kWMAvWl
From @9newsmelb on Twitter:'Evidence to show Sandiford was threatened & coerced'
Human rights organisation Reprieve has previously said it believes there is evidence to show that Sandiford was threatened and coerced into acting as a courier.
Indonesia has an estimated 114 prisoners on death row. Most of the more than 40 foreigners among them have been convicted of drug crimes, according to a March 2012 report by Australia's Lowy Institute for International Policy.
Five foreigners have been executed since 1998, all for drug crimes, according to the institute. There have been no executions in the country since 2008, when 10 people were put to death.
Govt ‘disappointed’ at failed Bali death sentence appeal
The government has expressed disappointment that British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford has lost her appeal against her death sentence in Bali for drug trafficking.
We are disappointed to hear that Lindsay Sandiford's appeal has been refused by the High Court in Bail.
The UK strongly opposes the death penalty and has repeatedly made representations to the Indonesian government on this matter.
– Foreign Office spokesmanWe will continue to provide consular assistance at this difficult time.
Today's top stories
