Most Haunted

This is a fascinating episode set in historical surroundings. The team pick up on the ghost of an RAF airman who died when his plane was unable to land. Could this be why the crew can smell burning flesh and Karl reports a burning sensation on his arm?

Home to noble families since the 12th century, Moresby Hall boasts tales of mysterious skeletons and underground tunnels leading to a nearby church. The Most Haunted team must keep their fear in check in the graveyard and claustrophobic tunnels.

Beneath the massive stone arches of Edinburgh's South Bridge, underground vaults three levels below the street are haunted by ghostly sightings and voices. The team is overcome by nausea as they check out the spirits of two body snatchers.

James Leith built the first tower of what was to become known as Leith Hall in 1650. Since then subsequent Lairds have added to it so that now it is one of the finest examples of the 'chateau' style castles in Scotland.

Generations of Welshmen haunt the rooms and surrounding woods of Aberglasney House, where five maidservants mysteriously died in their sleep one night in 1650.

A 17th century roadside inn on the coast of Northumberland is the site of many tales of murder, suicide, and massacres. Doors and lights operate on their own, floorboards creak, and cold spots make the team believe they're not alone.

A hotbed of spiritual activity, Fitz Manor was the site of the crucifixion of a homosexual priest. The apparition of a young lady seen in the graveyard and church yard resembles a woman in a portrait in the attic.

The Muckleburgh Collection, an old army base on the Norfolk coastline is a military museum with dark shadows, ghostly footsteps and haunted artifacts, and is said to be haunted by the museum founder. Six women were killed there - are they haunting the museum?

In the middle of Nottingham's Lace Market, this Georgian building has been home to arrests, trials, and executions since 1375. The team learns they are not alone in the cave-like cells that lie deep beneath the building.

Thought to date from the 1180's, Tamworth Castle is haunted by an evil spirit, strange apparitions, a weeping lost soul, and entities that cause momentary blindness.