Britain's Deadliest Prisoners: Series 1

Seven prisoners the system could not contain, told by the people who were inside with them.

1. Danny Reece · The paperbacks that brought Britain's underworld onto the bookshelves in the early 2000s were full of hard men: fighters like Lenny McLean, celebrity gangsters like Dave Courtney, prisoners like Charlie Bronson and Roy S
2. David Bieber · There are men in the British prison system who are violent, and then there are the men violent prisoners are afraid of. David Bieber was one of those. An American, built like a tank, convicted of murdering a British poli
3. Gary Vinter · In the British prison system there are men to be feared, and then there are men to be avoided at all costs. Gary Vinter is one of them. He stands six foot six, but it is not his size that sets him apart. It is how readil
4. Joanne Dennehy · Among the dangerous prisoners in Britain there is a smaller group, the deadliest of all, and Joanne Dennehy belongs to it. She murdered three men in the space of days, then went out onto the streets and tried to kill two
5. Daniel Gee: The Hulk · Daniel Gee is known as the Hulk: thick neck, huge shoulders, and strength so exceptional that riot teams trained in restraint struggled to hold him when he erupted. He is the brother of Darren Gee, who served a decade in
6. Lee Duffy · Lee Duffy was built for violence. Six foot four, thick-necked, with punches so fast and heavy they broke bones, he had trainers telling him he could go a long way in boxing. Instead he made his name on the streets of Tee
7. Paul Sykes · Britain has produced plenty of violent prisoners, but very few ever fought for a British heavyweight title. Fewer still were so volatile that prison officers struggled to contain them, and almost none watched two of thei