Death sentence for Redcar woman

ITV News has managed to film inside the Bali jail where a Teesside grandmother may spend the rest of her days - if a death sentence is overturned.

56-year-old Lindsay Sandiford, of Redcar, was sentenced to death for smuggling more than a million and a half pounds worth of cocaine.

You can watch the full report from Derek Proud below.

A woman from Teesside has been sentenced to death by firing squad for smuggling drugs into Indonesia. Lindsay Sandiford, from Redcar, wept as she learned her fate on the resort island of Bali.

The death sentence was handed down despite the fact that prosecutors had only asked for her to be jailed.

The MP for Redcar says that he fears that judges are making an example of her. A warning: Ben Chapman's report contains flash photography.

You can watch the full report from him below.

A lawyer for Lindsay Sandiford tells ITV News she will appeal.

Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire has told the Commons that the Government "strongly objects to the death penalty" imposed on Lindsay Sandiford for drug trafficking in Indonesia.

Lindsay Sandiford has been sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug trafficking. She is pictured here being escorted to a cell, where she tried to hide from the press behind a wall within the prison.

The judge appears to have rejected any calls for leniency for Lindsay Sandiford.

Execution is by firing squad in a jungle clearing.

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A woman from Redcar, has been sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug trafficking.

Lindsay Sandiford was arrested in May after police in Bali said they found 10.6lb of cocaine in the lining of her suitcase.