A mass killer who shot dead five people in 1978 has admitted making an improvised explosive device after he was released from prison.
The former Broadmoor patient, who was released from indefinite detention in the 1990s, was caught with the home-made bomb last year.
More than 50 home-made bullets, two pistols and a revolver were also found at the 70-year-old's home in Birmingham.
Street, originally called Barry Williams, was detained under mental health laws in 1979 for the manslaughter of three of his neighbours in West Bromwich and a couple who ran a petrol station in Warwickshire.
He had been due to stand trial at Birmingham Crown Court accused of making the explosive and possessing three firearms with intent to endanger life.
But he changed his plea over possessing the home-made device. He had already pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to three charges of possessing a prohibited firearm and one count of putting a neighbour in fear of violence.
Prosecutor Michael Duck QC said the Crown accepted Street's not guilty plea to four other charges.
No further action will be taken on those charges after consultation with witnesses and Mr Duck added there was an "overwhelming likelihood" that Street will be detained indefinitely again in a secure hospital.
He told the court: "It is quite apparent and would have been the Crown's case, that this man commits offences of the utmost seriousness when he is mentally unwell.
"The overwhelming balance of medical opinion is that this is a significant problem that will take a very significant time to resolve, if it ever does."
Street is being treated at the high-security Ashworth Hospital on Merseyside. He earlier admitted throwing items at a neighbour's roof, banging and drilling walls late at night and making threats to a neighbour.
On 26 October 1978 he killed his George Burkitt, his wife Iris and their son Philip at their home on West Bromwich's Bustleholme Mill estate. The husband and wife were both shot in the head and their son was shot through the heart.
He then drove to Stockingford, near Nuneaton, where he killed Michel and Lisa Di Maria by firing shots through an office window.
He was caught following a high-speed car chase across the Peak District in Derbyshire and officers found more than 900 bullets and a 0.22-calibre pistol inside his car.
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