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Fire crews were called out to Wrexham prison this afternoon following two isolated 'incidents' inside the super jail.

This morning the Ministry of Justice said they were dealing with a prisoner who had "climbed an internal wall" in the £212m prison, which is the largest in the UK.

At 1.43pm North Wales Fire and Rescue Service sent two crews to the prison.

They would not comment on the call out and referred the Daily Post to the Ministry of Justice.

(Image: Ian Cooper)

A Prison Service spokesperson said: “Staff successfully resolved two separate and isolated incidents that occurred at HMP Berwyn, both involving a single prisoner.

“There were no injuries to staff or prisoners, and the local fire service attended as a precaution.”

Fire crews had left the prison by 2.59pm.