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Although the death penalty in England was abolished in 1965, historians have pinpointed the precise locations of the capital's most notorious execution sites, which you can visit for a spine-chilling day out.

Meet the Suffragettes who kept on campaigning even from within the walls of London's most notorious prison, Holloway.

I spent nine weeks behind bars. I’m glad the government is scrapping plans to build new female prisons, says Vicky Pryce, author of Prisonomics

This building was known as Holloway Castle. Built in 1852, it was demolished in 1971 and replaced with a modern structure, reopening in 1985. The prison originally housed male and female prisoners, but was given over to women exclusively from 1903. N.B This picture is part of a set looking at the Holloway Road, from Archway to Highbury Corner. To see a disappeared world of horse trams, electric trams, trolleybuses, cinemas, theatres, fashions and architecture, click this link…

Child killer Myra Hindley had a three-year affair with prison warder Pat Cairns (pictured) while she serving her life sentence at Holloway prison.

Ruth Ellis was executed at Holloway Prison on July 13. Ruth Ellis and tragedy of little boy left behind when UK's last woman was hanged.

Though many people, including the father of Natalee Holloway believe that the statements being made lately by Joran van der Sloot, from behind the bars of a

One woman reflects on her time in Holloway Prison.