A British woman will avoid execution for drug smuggling in Indonesia under an agreement signed between the two nations to repatriate her and another Briton sentenced to life imprisonment. Lindsay Sandiford, 68, has been detained in Bali since 2012, when she was found guilty of trafficking drugs. The repatriation deal will allow Sandiford to leave death row and serve the remainder of her sentence in a UK prison. The agreement also applies to Paul Beales, another Briton serving a life sentence in Indonesia for drug offenses.
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