Axel Rudakubana ‘had visits from Muslim Imam at Belmarsh’ before moving to ‘cushy’ secure hospital

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Axel Rudakubana received visits from a Muslim Imam at Belmarsh prison before he was moved to a "cushy" secure hospital, it is understood.The Southport killer was taken to psychiatric facility Broadmoor in Berkshire after authorities admitted he was unable to be "managed safely" behind bars in the category A prison.The Ministry of Justice confirmed the move was made following a clinical assessment under the Mental Health Act, adding Rudakubana was unlikely to ever be released.Now, the life that awaits him at Broadmoor has been unveiled - and it comes complete with reading, watching films, and around-the-clock care in the newly-renovated complex.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The 19-year-old murderer, who has been sentenced to 52 years in prison, will now spend his days in a university-style room, complete with wardrobes and desks, and will be allowed to visit a decked-out gym and on-site cafe.Following the £250million refurbishment, patients also enjoy access to the hospital's...

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