Lindsay Sandiford was released and repatriated on humanitarian grounds. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Two Britons convicted of drugs offences in Indonesia, including a 69-year-old woman on death row, were repatriated early this morning, as part of a deal to return them to the UK on humanitarian grounds.

Lindsay Sandiford, 69, who was convicted of smuggling £1.6million worth of cocaine into Bali 13 years ago, was pictured arriving in Heathrow 's Terminal 4 today.

Yesterday, the 69-year-old grandmother was photographed in a wheelchair as she left Kerobokan Prison, where she was held for smuggling in £1.6million worth of cocaine.

BALI: Two British drug convicts, including a grandmother on death row, left a Bali jail on Thursday (Nov 6), as part of a deal to send them home on humanita

Lindsay Sandiford, 69, has landed back in the UK after 13 years awaiting execution in Indonesia for smuggling drugs - she is said to 'desperate' to see her family but could face more time behind bars