Britain's most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson has been moved to HMP Wakefield, known as Monster Mansion, at a time when he is preparing for what could be his final attempt to secure release after more than 50 years behind bars.
Bronson, 73, was transferred last week from Long Lartin prison in Worcestershire to the high-security facility in West Yorkshire, which houses some of the country's most dangerous convicted criminals. Prison officers at Wakefield are said to be deeply worried about his placement there after he was put back into solitary confinement and had his art materials taken away.
