One of the UK’s longest serving and most notorious prisoners Charles Bronson has refused to attend his own parole hearing.

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

Charles Bronson’s Workout After mastering the eight basic exercises, Bronson's go-to cell-bound workout is as follows. Bronson’s Golden Rule: ' Start slow, stay consistent. Never go backwards.

Charles Arthur Salvador, better known as Charles Bronson, has served nearly 50 years in prison – mostly in solitary confinement. Initially sent down for armed robbery, Bronson's violent behaviour in ...

Bronson, who has changed his name to Charles Salvador, was first locked up in 1974 for armed robbery and wounding - but it was his prison etiquette that kept him in the slammer.

Bronson, who changed his name to Charles Salvador in 2014, was released again in 1992 but jailed weeks later for intent to rob. In 1994 he took prison deputy governor Aidan Wallace hostage.

Bronson was born in 1952 into a politically-minded family. One of three boys, in 2000 his aunt Eileen Parry told the BBC: "As a boy he was a lovely lad. He was obviously bright and always good ...

Charles Bronson, 70, has spent most of the past 48 years behind bars - earlier this month he became the second inmate in UK legal history to have his case heard in public after rules changed last ...

Charles Bronson will remain behind bars after being refused parole. Bronson, who previously lived in Ellesmere Port, is one of the UK's longest serving prisoners, having first been sent to Walton ...

Roy Kirk was Charles Bronson's prison officer when the notorious inmate took a hostage at HMP Hull Known by many as "Britain's most violent prisoner", Charles Bronson has spent almost 50 years in ...

WARNING - OFFENSIVE CONTENT: Charles Bronson, 70, recalls extraordinary events during nearly 50 years in jail - from meeting Tom Hardy, his sex fantasy should he get out of prison and alleged ...