A British serial killer notorious for his eating habits is refusing to chow down after guards at the prison holding him took away his TV and PlayStation. Robert “Hannibal the Cannibal” Maudsley, 71, is incensed by the loss of his gaming system,

A notorious serial killer, known as "Hannibal the Cannibal", has allegedly gone on a hunger strike in prison after staff confiscated his Playstation and TV. 74-year-old Paul Maudsley told the Mirror UK that his serial killer-brother Robert Maudsley is usually "polite" but he is refusing food on hunger strike after prison guards took away his items including the gaming console,

EXCLUSIVE: Serial killer Robert Maudsley - known as 'Hannibal the Cannibal' - has stopped eating after guards took away his PlayStation and TV.

It's understood the killer has vowed not to eat again until his possessions including his non-fiction books and music system are returned. Maudsley has been held alone in a locked glass cell in Wakefield prison, West Yorkshire, since 1983 after going on a killing rampage behind bars.

Hannibal the Cannibal’ serial killer Robert Maudsley’s brother has claimed that the prisoner is furious after his luxury items were confiscated behind bars.

Britain's most notorious inmate Robert Maudsley - often referred to as "Hannibal the Cannibal" - has initiated a hunger strike in response to prison officers confiscating his PlayStation and TV.

Maudsley has been kept in isolation within a glass cell in Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire, since 1983, following a series of murders committed while in jail. In a revealing talk with the Mirror, his brother Paul Maudsley,

Robert Maudsley, a notorious serial killer in Britain, has started a hunger strike because prison authorities took away his PlayStation, TV, and books. He has spent nearly five decades in prison. His violent rampage led authorities to place him in extreme solitary confinement,