Drug mule nan reunited with grandchildren

DRUGS mule Lindsay Sandiford, who has spent over a decade on death row, has had a heartwrenching visit from her family in a Bali prison, it is understood.

- POPPY KENNEDY

The pensioner - who has spent more than 12 years awaiting execution for smuggling cocaine - is said to have shared “cuddles and kisses” with her grandchildren for the first time in years, reports The Mirror.

She was caught with 10lb of cocaine when she arrived in the Indonesian island from Bangkok in 2012.

It was reported earlier this year that cocaine trafficker Sandiford is so convinced she will walk free that she has been giving her clothes to other inmates.

Her newfound optimism comes following a change in the law in Indonesia.

The country has recently freed other smugglers who had been serving similar sentences as it relaxes its tough anti-drug laws.

She has been held in Bali’s hell-hole Kerobokan jail since 2013 for bringing £1.6m of cocaine into the country.