'Drug-smuggling' Briton who became pregnant in Laos prison could
spend any jail time in UK  By David Gardner  Enlarge   Accused:
Samantha Orobator  Accused: Samantha Orobator will escape
execution in Laos as she is pregnant  The pregnant Briton jailed
in Laos accused of heroin trafficking could spend any future
sentence in the UK, according to the Foreign Office.  Laotian
deputy premier Thongloun Sisoulith has given assurances that
Laos would consider turning over Samantha Orobator, 20, if she
is convicted.  A Foreign Office spokesman said any deal on
prisoners had to be ratified by Parliament and then the final
decision would be up to Laos.  Miss Orobator, from London, could
have faced a firing squad if convicted but the death penalty no
longer applies because she is pregnant.  The circumstances of Ms
Orobator's pregnancy remained unclear, though a Laos government
spokesman said that she told authorities in an interview after
her arrest that she had become pregnant with her boyfriend.  The
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