The four Britons involved in Bali drug offences case
British national Julian Ponder is appearing in court today for the verdict of his trial for drug offences in Bali.
He has been cleared of drugs smuggling but faces a lesser charge of possession, which carries a life sentence.
Ponder is the last of four Britons to be sentenced after Lindsay Sandiford - a 56-year-old grandmother from Cheltenham - was arrested for smuggling cocaine into Bali last year.
Last week, she was sentenced to death although prosecutors had asked for a 15-year jail sentence.
Read: Surprise death sentence for British grandmother convicted of smuggling drugs in Indonesia
In December, Ponder's partner Rachel Dougall was cleared of being involved in an alleged international drug trafficking ring in Bali, but found guilty of drug possession, and sentenced to one year in prison.
Read: British mother sentenced to one year for drug possession
In the same month, 40-year-old Brit Paul Beales was sentenced to four years in prison for possessing drugs
*Read: *British man jailed by Indonesian court over drug charges
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