Biggs may be free on parole within days

GREAT Train Robber Ronnie Biggs was waiting last night to hear whether he will be freed on parole in the next few days.

Biggs may be free on parole within days
Wed, 01 Jul, 2009 - 01:00
Brian Farmer

Biggs, 79, is eligible for release from July 3 but his son Michael said Justice Secretary Jack Straw had yet to give any hint as to what the decision would be.

Doctors moved Biggs from Norwich prison to a nearby hospital on Sunday after he fell and broke his hip.

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