One of Britain's most infamous inmates, Charles Bronson, has snubbed his own parole hearing. The veteran prisoner has been ...

MANCHESTER, England - The United Kingdom's most notorious and violent prisoner, Charles Bronson, has lost his latest attempt for freedom. A parole board panel rejected the 70-year-old’s claim ...

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson is set to appear before a parole panel in his bid for freedom. The 70-year-old is trying to convince a parole panel that he's ready to be released.

Britain's most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson sang "What a Wonderful World" to his ex-wife during her last visit. The infamous inmate's former partner Irene Dunroe, from the Wirral, has ...

Charles Bronson, one of the UK's longest serving prisoners, has lost his bid to be freed from jail. A public parole hearing took place earlier this month, and the board decided the 70-year-old was ...

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson has lost his bid to be freed from jail following a public parole hearing. The 70-year-old, who is one of the UK’s longest-serving prisoners, appeared before a ...

Charles Bronson, known as Britain's most notorious prisoner has been in jail for nearly 50 years, with most of his time in solitary confinement.

For decades, he has carried the reputation of being Britain's most dangerous prisoner. But Charles Bronson's ex-wife says the 73-year-old now just wants to get out and 'paint with real ...

Brawling prison inmate Charles Bronson — whose thirst for violence made him the subject of a Tom Hardy film— says he’s ready to be a free man. An offender manager who’s worked with the 70 ...

NOTORIOUS for wreaking havoc with one-man riots, Britain’s most violent inmate Charles Bronson has a fearsome reputation. During his 50-year incarceration, the thug – real name Michael … ...

Tom Hardy portrayed Charles Bronson in the 2008 biopic, Bronson. Throughout his time in prison, the 70-year-old has written many books about his experiences, as well as being the subject of books ...

Charles Bronson, who uses the name Charles Salvador, was first jailed in 1974 He received a further two-year jail term in 2014 for holding a prison governor in a headlock at HMP Woodhill.