He's the most infamous prisoner this country has ever produced. In fact there's little of Charles Bronson's nearly 50 years behind bars that hasn't been splashed across the pages of the UK's newspapers.
From rooftop protests and taking jail staff hostage to his newfound life as an acclaimed incarcerated artist whose work raises lots of money for good causes, he's the one jail bird who everyone's probably familiar with. But, as December 25 fast approaches, there's still one thing about him of which little is known – namely just how does he spend Christmas?
So we wrote to Bronson at HMP Woodhill in Milton Keynes to ask him just that and he responded by sending us a four-page handwritten letter entitled 'Crimbo'. In it he reveals exactly what life's like in a maximum-security unit during the festive period and how he celebrates it while the rest of us get together with family and friends.
