Richard Madeley clashes with Charles Bronson's fiancee Paula Williamson <br /><br />The infamous criminal was wrongly said to have attacked a prison governor According to The Sun , Good Morning Britain bosses have acknowledged receiving a notice of legal action by Bronson, who has served 36 years in solitary confinement since he was first put away for armed robbery in 1974.<br /><br />The newspaper also reports that Bronson told a friend during a phone cal that his mother had been left upset by the false claims.<br /><br />He said: "My mum was upset over it.<br /><br />"I promised her I wouldn't get involved in more violence. She believes me."<br /><br />Get celebs updates directly to your inbox<br /><br />Charles Bronson is suing Richard Madeley for defamation after something he said about him on Good Morning Britain.<br /><br />It was wrongly reported on the ITV show last year that the notorious prisoner - who has changed his name to Charles Salvador in tribute to his love of art - had attacked a prison governor.<br /><br />The hard man, 64, is now claiming that Richard slandered his name.<br /><br />It came as Richard was interviewing former Coronation Street star Paula Williamson , who is engaged to Bronson. <br />He told the 37-year-old: "He keeps reoffending.<br /><br />"We have his charge sheet. In his last incident he attacked a prison governor last year."<br /><br />Paula told the host that her fiancé hadn't committed an offence since 2013, and at that point, Richard looked into the camera and said: "Charlie, you're watching now. You're lying.<br /><br />"You know it was 2016 mate. It was, it was last year."<br /><br />The 61-year-old went on to tell Paula: "He's a bad 'un and he's got a lot of form
