'UK's most dangerous inmate' Charles Bronson sings Sinatra at pub karaoke live from his prison cell
Bronson dialled in to the Hilderthorpe pub in Bridlington and blasted out Frank Sinatra’s My Way to the regulars ...
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Charles Bronson could be freed in a matter of months after nearly 50 years behind bars
who tragically died of at the age of 38. Initially incarcerated at the age of 22 for armed robbery and wounding in 1974, Mr Bronson - who also goes by the name of Charles Salvador due to his ...
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Bronson battles Alzheimer's disease
Charles Bronson is battling against Alzheimer's disease, his family revealed yesterday. The 80-year-old actor, best known for his role in the Death Wish films, could no longer leave home alone.
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Who Is Robert Bronzi? The Charles Bronson Impersonator's Wild Movie Career Explained
He then went on to appear in Death Kiss as The Stranger, which is a contemporary thriller and a take on one of Charles ...
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Charles Bronson ‘calls up pub to sing Frank Sinatra’ during karaoke night
The UK’s longest serving prisoner, Charles Bronson,took part in a pub karaoke from behind bars, it has been claimed. The 72-year-old, who is locked up in HMP Woodhill in Milton Keynes ...
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For decades Charles Bronson has been known as Britain’s most dangerous prisoner.
He has spent almost half a century locked up in the country’s most notorious prisons and asylums. A one time armed robber, 95 per cent of his crimes have been committed while in custody.