Around the year 2000, the modern building was demolished to make way for a block of flats. It was just before this final ...

The Kray twins sent Duff four dead rats through the post. Duff reported the vermin to the police and named names. “That bastard [Duff], he’s a slag,” Reggie remembered fondly.

The twins' fortunes changed when Ronnie Kray shot and killed George Cornell, a member of rival gang the Richardsons, at the Blind Beggar pub in Whitechapel. No one was convicted for the 1966 ...

The Kray twins, although characterised by the unforgivably violent outbursts that landed them in jail, undoubtedly had a more compassionate side. The twins gave generously to charity, ...

The Kray twins were the most infamous British criminals of the 1960s. Together they ran a massive criminal empire based on extortion, racketeering and murder, while simultaneously hobnobbing with ...

The Kray twins committed murder, armed robbery, arson and ran protection rackets while mixing with big name celebs such as Diana Dors, Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland and Barbara Windsor.

Ray Burdis, the producer behind the hit movie which followed brothers Reggie and Ronnie Kray as they embark on a campaign of murder, armed robbery, and arson, said he has regrets about its legacy.

An image of an elephant standing near a tram with its mouth open is frequently shared on social media, attached to an odd story about the Kray twins, who were two of the most feared mobsters in ...

THE KRAY TWINS associate Chris Lambrianou admitted he made a vow to the gangsters' mother that would imprison him for 15 years. By Clive Hammond. 12:09, Wed, May 12, ...

A former gang boss, who went to war with the feared Kray twins, branded them "wannabes" who "sought out publicity" and claimed he named them "Gert and Daisy.". Eddie Richardson, 88, headed the ...

The Kray twins Ronnie and Reggie became Britain's most notorious gangsters before they were sent to prison - where Reg allegedly made a confession about the death of his wife Frances Shea ...