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Now, for the first time, 77-year-old Field has decided to reveal the secrets of his life as one of the country’s most feared bank robbers

Charles Bronson was caught up in a fight with a murderer who tried to attack the notorious inmate.

Ex-mobster Stephen Gillen has recalled what his life was like behind bars in HMP Wakefield alongside Charles Bronson - one of the UK’s longest-serving prisoners

Notorious criminal Charles Bronson's signed art including a tribute to one of the Kray brothers is on sale for 'a steal' at £1,000 each. The work chronicles 12 different years

Evil child killer Roy Whiting and triple murderer Robert Maudsley are amongst the notorious and dangerous criminals locked up in HMP Wakefield in West Yorkshire

Evil child killer Roy Whiting is locked up in HMP Wakefield alongside some of the UK's most dangerous criminals - including triple murderer 'Hannibal the Cannibal' Robert Maudsley

Irene Dunroe was sent the expensive hamper from inside HMP Woodhill. The 71-year-old divorced from Charles Bronson in 1976 but stayed in touch and recently met for the first time in 50 years

Irene Dunroe, who met Charles Bronson when she was a teenager, visited him to talk in person for the first time in almost five decades after exchanging phone calls and letters

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson has reportedly issued a warning over his "fake son" in his first correspondence from inside jail since he had his latest bid for freedom rejected

The inmate called author Dave Courtney and sang Englebert Humperdinck's 'Please Release Me', before he called his mum Eira after discovering his own fate

The notorious lag - who has held 11 hostages in nine different sieges during his 48 years in prison - had begged the parole board to set him free, claiming he was a 'retired prison activist'

Charles Bronson, the UK's most notorious prisoner, has a strange vendetta against a certain brand of mustard and has drawn a number of unusual cartoons on the subject

Charles Bronson, who has spent nearly 50 years in prison, saw his bid for freedom rejected after the Parole Board concluded he lacks the 'skills to manage his risk of future violence'

Charles Bronson is the UK's most notorious prisoner and has been behind bars for most of his life - and he won't be getting out today after failing in another bid for freedom

The Parole Board concluded Charles Bronson lacks the 'skills to manage his risk of future violence' - the notorious offender was also denied a transfer to an open prison

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 year in a bid to remove the secrecy around the process

Dubbed Britain's most notorious inmate, Charles Bronson is facing another parole hearing in a bid for freedom and claims he has "never been a danger to the public"

After almost 50 years inside, 70-year-old HMP Woodhill inmate Charles Bronson will hear later this week whether his latest bid for parole has been a success

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 brutality he faced behind bars

Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson - now 70 - argues that after being banged up for nearly half a century he is now safe to be released

Irene Dunroe is infamous prisoner Charles Bronson's first wife and mother of his child, and has spoken to him through each day of the historic hearing - she says he is positive and hopes for release

Britain’s most violent lag laid bare a bucket list of things he plans to do, including a Rolls-Royce ride and a long-distance run posing as a convict handcuffed to an officer

Former model Gemma Fernandez struck up a 'romance' with Britain’s most violent inmate but they later split, with Bronson revealing: 'Romance and prison don't mix'

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson is bidding to be released from prison after spending 48 years behind bars, but his brother Mark Peterson says they no longer speak

70-year-old Charles Bronson, who is making a bid for freedom after spending 48 years behind bars, has told officials his aggression has been tempered by his love of art