The krays

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In a note penned by Kray during his time at HMP Wayland, Norfolk, he described the prospect of meeting with Bronson as 'the most frightening visit I had'.

The gangland twins particularly disliked scenes in the 1990 movie in which their on-screen mother Violet swore

FREDDIE Foreman was one of the most feared gangsters in 1960s London, his brutal reputation earning him the nickname "brown bread" - or dead, in Cockney rhyming slang. But ask him what he thinks of himself today and his reply is "caring and loving". But back in the 1960s, Foreman was known as the Godfather of London,...

Legendary Daily Mirror feature writer Paul Callan on his chilling prison interviews with violent twins Ronnie and Reggie Kray, how they confessed to murder and confirms Tom Hardy has captured their menace perfectly in his new film

The Kray Twins may have grown up in the East End, but their movie-star glamour and vicious influence spread across London. David Ellis explores the history of the Krays across the capital

Described as the most dangerous men in Britain, the Ronnie and Reggie Kray were never shy about posing for the cameras. And as these unseen images show, they revelled in their reputations right from the start. These photographs, which feature in a new book on the brothers, were drawn from the private collections of friends of the Krays. The book: The Krays From the Cradle to the Grave has been released in what would have been the twins' 80th year.

Legend, a new film about Ronnie and Reggie Kray which has opened to rave reviews, sees actor Tom Hardy play the parts of both of the brothers who were infamous London gangsters.

Wreaths from Morrissey, Frank Sinatra's bodyguards from behind bars, a brush with a Tory Peer and the Sunday Mirror the Kray twins life was full of fascinating facts.