JP Humbert auctioneers Inside Front, the last artwork he produced under the name Charles Bronson, sold for about £1,000 While in prison, Bronson has created a number of artworks and many have ...

Dubbed one of Britain's most violent prisoners, Charles Bronson is currently campaigning ... wounding with intent and blackmail, kidnapped prison teacher Phil Danielson in 1999 after he criticised ...

BRITAIN'S most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson could be released from prison in just a few months as he makes a fresh bid for freedom. This will be the ninth time parole chiefs are looking at ...

he was at the start of what would become one of the prison system's most unusual friendships. Born Michael Peterson in Luton, Bedfordshire, in December 1952, Charles Bronson took the name of the ...

He has been branded the "UK's most violent prisoner" but Charles Bronson insists he is now a "man of peace" as he bids for freedom after almost 50 years behind bars. Bronson, who is also known as ...

Having legally changed his named to Charles Salvador, Bronson has not spent the entirety of those 50 years in prison. In 1987, he was released and pursued a career in bare-knuckle boxing.

He has spent almost half a century locked up in the country’s most notorious prisons and asylums. A one time armed robber, 95 per cent of his crimes have been committed while in custody.

A review of Charles Bronson's case could see one of the UK's most famous prisoners released half a century after first being locked up.

Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson is making a fresh freedom ... A friend said: “He fears dying in prison. This could be his one and only chance of freedom.

Charles Bronson is one of the most notorious criminals in UK history. The prisoner has rubbed shoulders with the likes of the Kray Twins, Paul Sykes, Curtis Warren and Noel ‘Razor’ Smith ...

Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson is making a fresh freedom bid amid fears of 'dying in prison'. Half a century after he was first jailed, Parole Board chiefs are now reviewing ...