British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford has lost her appeal over a UK Government refusal to fund her legal challenge against her death sentence for drug smuggling. Her lawyers attempted to challenge a High Court ruling that the Government was not legally obliged to pay for 'an adequate lawyer' to represent her after she was sentenced to death by an Indonesian court. But today three senior judges headed by Lord Dyson, Master of the Rolls, dismissed her challenge in the Court of Appeal. British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford has lost her appeal over a UK Government refusal to fund her legal challenge against her death sentence for drug smuggling
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Lindsay Sandiford was sentenced to death by an Indonesian court
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Government has said it's not obliged to pay for an 'adequate lawyer'
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Yesterday three senior judges dismissed her challenge in the Court of Appeal
In January, the @placeholder High Court upheld the Government's stance of not providing legal funding for British nationals arrested abroad, even in exceptional circumstances.