article_snippet: ‘one of the most dangerous men in Britain’ and has served a total of 46 years in jail.
article_snippet: His career-ending arrest came in 1990, when His was busted following a £70 million drugs deal that earned His a 35-year prison sentence, eventually commuted to 13 years.
article_snippet: Aside from the Krays and Fraser, His associates include the Great Train Robbers, the prison reformer Lord Longford, and Brian Keenan, then head of the armed council of the IRA.
article_snippet: Today the former gangster lives in a £2.5million house in Beckenham, Kent, holidays in Marbella, organises charity golf competitions and paints portraits of friends.