The Yorkshire Ripper has claimed in phone calls to his family that he should be allowed to move to a less secure facility, allowing him to "pop to the shops" on day release.
He was taped in Broadmoor talking to his brother and claims the chief doctor at the secure hospital is blocking his move.
In the recordings, which have been released by a national newspaper, Sutcliffe - who murdered thirteen women - also goes on to complain about the psychologists who visit him.
One retired psychiatrist we spoke to today says Sutcliffe still remains a threat - thirty one years after he was jailed. Lisa Adlam reports.
The brother of the Yorkshire Ripper has revealed that he speaks to the killer every week, says he still shows no remorse, and bluntly says that he should have hanged for his crimes.
Carl Sutcliffe from Bradford hid his identity when he spoke exclusively to ITV today to highlight how so many lives are effected by the horrendous acts of one person.
He also told This Morning with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby how his brother Peter did form a friendship with Jimmy Savile when the entertainer came to stay at Broadmoor.
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The Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe's bid for a state pension condemned Credit: ITV, Yorkshire
The Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe's decision to launch a legal bid for a state pension has brought condemnation today. The serial killer is planning to go to the European Court of Human Rights to win the right to draw the benefit. He's currently being held in the top security Broadmoor Hospital.
