Great British Ghosts

In the premiere of Season 2, Michaela explores more of the most haunted buildings in the UK. She begins with tours of Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire, and the George and Pilgrim's Hotel in Glastonbury, Somerset, which are believed to be haunted by the ghosts of priests and monks.

The Cage may seem an unusual name for a quaint cottage but it was once the village lock-up where a suspected witch was held before being hung. Then Michaela visits the Old Courthouse Inn in Great Bromley, Essex.

Michaela visits The Lion & Swan coaching inn in Cheshire, which dates as far back as 1496. Then it's off to Lancashire, where Michaela investigates the Pendle Hill Witch Trials of 1612 when nine women were accused of meeting on the hill to use sorcery to kill 17 local men.

Michaela visits The Grand Theatre in Blackpool, where a ghostly presence is believed to be an audience member who threw himself off the balcony after being rejected by an actress. Michaela then moves onto the Pleasure Beach, an amusement park where two of its rides are said to be haunted.

Michaela visits The Angel Hotel in Coleford, Gloucestershire, which claims to be the oldest pub in the area and dates back to the 1650s. She then travels to Clearwell Caves, an underground network that stretches under the Forest of Dean where visitors have reported ghostly sightings.

It's up to Derby, where Michaela visits Derby Gaol. Once used to house a variety of criminals in the mid-18th century, it now has a reputation as one of the most haunted places in the UK. She then travels to The Guildhall Tunnels, which have been used as storage for smugglers, jail cells, and even a bomb shelter during World War II.

Michaela visits Hall I' th' Wood in Bolton, a 16th-century manor house hidden away inside a housing estate that is packed with ghosts. Then it's off to the city's Smithills Hall, which dates back to the 15th century. Now a museum, the staff has reported that faces have appeared in the mirrors, slamming doors and even glasses being turned upside down.

The Ram Inn in Gloucestershire is believed to date back to the 14th century and visitors have reported ghosts, demons, and poltergeists haunting the ancient guesthouse. Next, Michaela is off to The Ragged Cot Inn in nearby Stroud. A coaching inn since the 17th century, its most famous ghost story revolves around the exploits of a former landlord who killed his family.

Michaela visits The Four Crosses in Staffordshire, which has had dozens of reports of ghostly apparitions and other phenomena over the years. She then explores a manor house in the Black Country.

Michaela travels to Ludlow and The Feathers Hotel. Built during the reign of King James I, it boasts a world-famous timber façade and is said to be one of the scariest places to stay in the country.

Michaela goes to The Sun Inn, Ribble Valley, which claims to be the most haunted pub in Lancashire thanks to the ghost of Lizzie Dean, a maid who committed suicide in the pub's attic in 1935. Then it's on to Samlesbury Hall in Preston, where Lady Dorothy Southworth - known as the White Lady - is said to roam the house and grounds.