Britain's most infamous prisoner Charles Bronson is caught in a "Catch-22" situation as his chances of ever walking free dwindle, his former governor has said. Bronson, 73, has spent 52 years in jail, much of it in solitary confinement, but will today make his ninth appeal to the Parole Board. During a hearing three years ago, board members accepted his behaviour had improved but said he was not ready for a move to an open prison. Despite suggested his behaviour should be tested in a less