Uncanny

This Halloween, Danny Robins takes his paranormal partners-in-crime Ciaran O’Keeffe and Evelyn Hollow on an after dark excursion to allegedly one of the most haunted locations in Britain - the Tower of London. This is a place soaked in some of Britain’s bloodiest history, where Anne Boleyn was beheaded, Guy Fawkes was tortured, and the Princes in the Tower were said to have met a grisly end. There are long-running rumours of hauntings all around the building, but are they real? Danny meets current and former staff, including Chris, a retired Beefeater whose experiences in the Tower are the stuff of nightmares, and Lee, who also says he saw something supernatural in the very same room. Alden Gregory, curator of the Tower, tells Danny about the ghosts that have been spotted there over the years. But are these experiences paranormal, or a manifestation of the psychological stresses of living surrounded by so much gruesome history? Recorded on location at the Tower of London, this is a chance for the Uncanny…

Written and presented by Danny Robins Research: Nancy Bottomley Assistant Producer: Lara Monahan Sound recording: Pete Moor Filming: Howard Mills Director & video editing: Christopher Poole Stills photography: Sarah Louise Bennett Editing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-King Music: Evelyn Sykes Theme music by Lanterns on the Lake Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Production Manager: Kerry Luter Executive Producer: Simon Barnard Produced by Victoria Lloyd & Danny Robins A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

Written and presented by Danny Robins Research: Nancy Bottomley Assistant Producer: Lara Monahan Sound recording: Pete Moor Filming: Howard Mills Director & video editing: Christopher Poole Stills photography: Sarah Louise Bennett Editing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-King Music: Evelyn Sykes Theme music by Lanterns on the Lake Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Production Manager: Kerry Luter Executive Producer: Simon Barnard Produced by Victoria Lloyd & Danny Robins A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

Written and presented by Danny Robins Research: Nancy Bottomley Assistant Producer: Lara Monahan Sound recording: Pete Moor Filming: Howard Mills Director & video editing: Christopher Poole Stills photography: Sarah Louise Bennett Editing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-King Music: Evelyn Sykes Theme music by Lanterns on the Lake Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Production Manager: Kerry Luter Executive Producer: Simon Barnard Produced by Victoria Lloyd & Danny Robins A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

In this episode of Cautionary Tales, Tim Harford presents a Mini Uncanny case involving a potential time slip in Bristol. A listener named Marie recounts an experience from 1985 where, while searching for the owner of a stray tabby cat, she and her sister were invited into a beautifully decorated home by two elderly sisters who offered them open cat food. Upon returning to the address the following day, they discovered the house had been boarded up and abandoned for a very long time.

In this mini episode of Cautionary Tales, host Tim Harford presents a paranormal case study submitted by a listener named Alex. The story details a supernatural encounter involving a floating cheese plant pot and the discovery of hidden cigarette butts, which served as a posthumous message from the narrator's late mother. The episode serves as a precursor to the show's upcoming Halloween-themed content exploring crop circles, telepathy, and the paranormal.

In this episode of Uncanny, Danny Robbins discusses several paranormal case updates, including a phantom nurse in a hospital and a mysterious black mass seen in a hotel. The segment also explores sightings of strange objects in the Swiss mountains and a person witnessing their own doppelgänger. The episode concludes with listener updates regarding doppelgängers and 'fetches', before transitioning into an announcement for an upcoming hour-long Uncanny Halloween special recorded at the Tower of London. It then presents a new Halloween countdown case about a child who encountered a spectral, intangible dog in his bedroom.

In this episode of Spoonful of Spooky, a listener named Louise shares a paranormal encounter from her time working at Clifford Tower in York. While alone in the historic site during the early 2000s, she describes seeing a tall, black shadow resembling a human figure move up a spiral staircase after hearing a knock at the door. The account includes a corroborating detail where a head custodian claimed to have seen the same ghostly entity.

As part of an uncanny Halloween advent calendar, this episode explores a bizarre personal account submitted by a listener named Bally. The story details a strange physical phenomenon occurring in March 2019, where the individual experienced their legs extending unnaturally far across a room, allowing them to reach the top of a staircase instantly. The narrative describes the disorientation and bewilderment following this event, including the reaction of a family member present during the incident. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to share their own paranormal experiences with the Uncanny community.

A listener-submitted story from Susan regarding a profound experience following the death of her grandmother in 1993. After her grandmother's life support was turned off at Lewisham hospital, an old-style cassette answering machine recorded a brief, unexplained message containing her grandmother's voice.

In this episode of Weird Chisel, a listener named Helen from Birmingham shares a paranormal experience involving a potential doppelganger in her office. The narrative describes an initial sensation of being watched while working late, followed by a later encounter where the narrator claims to have seen the back of herself leaving the room.

In this episode of Potentially Paranormal, a listener named Isra recounts an unexplained sighting while running a children's camp in the mountains of Switzerland. Following a storytelling session about the legend of the Riggi Dragon, the group observed a massive rectangular object with a spindle-like feature and a trail of light moving through the sky. The object appeared to be approximately 200 metres in size before suddenly imploding and disappearing.

As part of a Halloween countdown, this episode presents a personal account from a listener named Maddy regarding an unsettling encounter at a Norwich train station in the 1970s. While waiting on a platform, the narrator encounters two uniquely dressed women asking for directions, only to find the same two individuals stepping off her arriving train moments later. The narrative explores the impossibility of the women's movement and the lasting emotional discomfort caused by this uncanny event. The episode concludes by inviting listeners to propose theories, ranging from time slips to skeptical explanations.

In this episode of the Uncanny Halloween countdown, the host provides case updates on several mysterious mini-cases involving paranormal phenomena. The discussion covers various listener submissions ranging from unexplained physical objects appearing in homes to near-death experiences and sightings of unidentified flying objects. The host explores both believer theories regarding spirits and skeptics' explanations involving fungi, hallucinations, or natural occurrences. The episode concludes with a detailed account of a shadow-like mass moving across a hotel ceiling near Glastonbury. Throughout the broadcast, listener interactions are central, as the host evaluates theories regarding everything from 'fae traps' to bird predation and historical suicide investigations.

In this Halloween countdown episode, a paramedic named John recounts a chilling experience from 2014 while working in Kent. During a cardiac arrest call in Folkestone, John describes feeling a physical touch on his shoulder and hearing a male voice command him to stop, only to realize his crewmate was on the other side of the room. The episode explores the unsettling possibility that the deceased patient may have been the one communicating during the resuscitation attempt.

A listener-submitted tale of a nautical haunting aboard the HMS Agamemnon. An apprentice sailor describes an overnight patrol on a ship waiting to be broken up in Birkenhead, where he encounters unexplained footsteps and slamming doors despite the absence of visible intruders. The episode explores the chilling experience of being approached by an unseen presence in the dark corridors of a haunted vessel.

Part of the Uncanny Halloween Advent Calendar, this episode presents a paranormal account shared by a listener named Fiona. The story details an incident at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford, where a nurse working a night shift witnessed a mysterious figure comforting a patient in a private room. Despite CCTV footage showing no one entering or leaving the area, the patient later expressed gratitude to the unseen nurse, suggesting a spectral presence on duty.

This episode of Morsels of the Macabre recounts a chilling personal account submitted by a listener named Josh. The narrative follows a family's move into a new-build house in 2008 and an encounter with a neighbor's grandmother, who claimed to be psychic and spoke of ghosts. The story culminates in a terrifying night involving mysterious, stampeding noises on the stairs and a near-fatal incident involving a young girl and her comfort blanket.

A listener named Francesca shares a paranormal encounter that occurred in Sittingbourne during a 2021 COVID lockdown. While walking to work for the NHS, she observes a large, flat, black triangular flying object landing near a railway car park. The account details an unsettling subsequent encounter with an unusually tall man in bright lycra who cycled around her while maintaining silent, grinning eye contact before vanishing abruptly.

This episode presents the 13th case in a series of paranormal encounters, focusing on a series of unexplained events at a sports centre in Darlington. A witness named James recounts being whispered to by an unseen presence and later witnessing a light bulb fly from a ceiling gap at high speed, striking a wall without breaking.

This episode of the BBC's Uncanny podcast explores a series of paranormal accounts and listener theories ranging from childhood encounters with ghosts to near-death experiences. The host examines various cases, including sightings of deceased relatives, phantom farmers, and mysterious blue hazes that allegedly predict death, weighing 'Team Believer' perspectives against 'Team Skeptic' explanations like migraine auras, visual illusions such as Fata Morgana, and confirmation bias. The episode concludes with a chilling mini-case regarding a childhood car accident and a potential near-death experience involving mysterious lights.

Este episódio apresenta um relato bizarro enviado por Nicky, uma ouvinte do Canadá, sobre um evento inexplicável ocorrido próximo ao Halloween. A narradora descreve a aparição de um círculo perfeito de fungos coloridos em seu braço, com padrões que não seguiam uma lógica natural e que causaram estranheza até mesmo em seu parceiro cético. A investigação realizada no local não encontrou evidências físicas ou explicações biológicas para o fenômeno, deixando o caso sem solução. O episódio convida a comunidade a compartilhar teorias sobre como tal marca poderia surgir de forma tão súbita e isolada.

In this episode of Ghost, the host presents a witness account from Ava regarding a paranormal encounter. The narrative details a vision of a woman in a long, dark dress falling from a sash window, an event that haunted the witness for decades. The episode explores a potential connection between this sighting and a historical newspaper report from 1881 involving a fatal fall on the same street.

A listener-submitted story from Sophie regarding a potentially paranormal occurrence following the death of her father in February 2019. After his false front teeth went missing during his final hospital visit, the teeth were mysteriously discovered resting on top of his grave plot in a natural burial ground near Bath weeks after the funeral.

A short horror segment featuring a listener's account of a paranormal encounter in Cheltenham, England. The narrator describes seeing a mysterious silhouette resembling Keanu Reeves hunched over their bed during a period of insomnia in 2010. The episode explores the unsettling experience of a figure appearing in a locked room and the subsequent feeling of a presence at the foot of the bed.

A listener named Nicky shares a paranormal encounter that occurred five years ago while driving between Harrogate and Ripon on the A61. After noticing a mysterious light approaching their vehicle, the driver witnessed a white, see-through mist in the shape of a person crossing the road and pausing in front of the car before vanishing into a hedge.

An episode of Uncanny Countdown featuring a paranormal account from a museum worker named John. While opening the museum one Sunday, John describes seeing a woman's hand reach for the keys, specifically noting a distinctive fleecy jacket sleeve. The experience takes a chilling turn when his manager later reveals that the colleague whose clothing he recognized had passed away the previous day.

A micro-dose of mystery involving a shared experience in North Wales. A listener named Helen recounts a night spent near a lake at the foot of Mount Snowdon, where she and a friend observed a vessel resembling a Viking boat appearing on the water. The episode explores the unsettling atmosphere of the sighting, the sudden onset of unexplained sadness, and the subsequent confirmation from another witness who saw the same object from a different vantage point.

In this episode of Case Uncanny, a listener named Jez shares a chilling paranormal encounter from nearly 40 years ago in Seacombe, near Liverpool. While staying at a friend's house on Norman Road, Jez describes being physically restrained by an unseen hand and witnessing a tall, hooded figure with mesh-covered eyes appearing in the bedroom before walking through a window. The narrative concludes with a revelation from the host's friend, Steve, who admits that his girlfriend experiences the exact same nightmare in that specific room, explaining why they chose to sleep in a smaller bedroom.

This episode explores a personal account shared by Troy regarding his father's experiences with a phenomenon known as a blue haze. The narrator describes how the father would observe a blue haze surrounding individuals, accompanied by an intense feeling of dread, which he believed served as a premonition of violent death. The narrative details two specific instances: a highway accident involving a truck driver and the tragic crash of Air New Zealand Flight 901 into Mount Erebus. The episode concludes by inviting listeners to share their own theories or similar experiences regarding these supernatural sightings.

Part of the Uncanny Halloween countdown, this episode features a story submitted by Rob, a resident of a traditional Scottish longhouse near Glasgow. The account describes a chilling encounter involving an unidentified man with white hair and muddy boots who entered the home through the front door and vanished into a locked living room while a newborn child was napping. The narrative explores the possibility of a paranormal event versus a sleep-deprived hallucination, inviting listeners to share their theories on the identity of the phantom farmer.

The first installment of the Uncanny Halloween countdown 2026 features a paranormal account submitted by a listener named Rhiannon. The episode recounts childhood experiences of being visited nightly by a figure called Emily, and later, how her sister experienced similar visits from a figure named Ollie. The narrative concludes with a chilling discovery found in historical census records regarding former residents of their home.

Este episódio explora relatos de fenômenos paranormais na casa de Rebecca, incluindo a visão de uma menina que morde pessoas e o surgimento de sons de um cão após a descoberta de um esqueleto no jardim. O debate entre especialistas céticos e crentes revela como esses eventos parecem intensificar-se em certas épocas do ano. A investigação detalha a presença de 'o visitante' e outros espíritos em Ramsgate, conectando as experiências de Rebecca aos túneis subterrâneos da Segunda Guerra Mundial. A narrativa revela uma conexão histórica perturbadora na mesma rua, onde descobertas sobre um antigo lar para crianças vulneráveis mostram que as entidades parecem ter seguido a família para sua nova residência.

In this live recording of Uncanny Cold Cases, host Danny Robbins, Dr. Kieran O'Keefe, and Evelyn Hollow investigate the famous 1977 Enfield poltergeist case. The episode details the initial paranormal events in the Hodgson household, including moving furniture, flying objects, and the arrival of investigators from the Society for Psychical Research. The discussion explores the roles of investigators Maurice Gross and Guy Lyon Playfair, focusing on phenomena involving Janet Hodgson, such as unexplained voice recordings attributed to Bill Wilkins. The episode concludes with firsthand testimony from photographer Graham Morris and a discussion regarding theories of psychological manifestation, energy, and the possibility of a hoax.

Neste episódio especial do Uncanny Live, gravado no País de Gales, o apresentador Danny Robbins explora relatos sobrenaturais com os especialistas Evelyn Hollow e Kieran O'Keefe. A discussão detalha o caso de Peter, um enfermeiro que presenciou uma figura fantasmagórica em um hospital e a reencontrou décadas depois, além de investigar fenômenos modernos, como aparições em reuniões do Microsoft Teams. A conversa aborda as tensões entre explicações céticas, como a pareidolia auditiva e o folclore hospitalar, e experiências puramente sobrenaturais. O episódio também analisa casos envolvendo sons estranhos em monitores de bebê e as implicações psicológicas de eventos que desafiam a lógica, encerrando com uma reflexão sobre o impacto emocional desses encontros inexplicáveis.

Neste episódio especial do Uncanny Cold Cases, Danny Robbins, Dr. Kieran O'Keefe e Evelyn Hollow exploram diversas teorias sobre casos paranormais famosos. A discussão abrange desde relatos de possessão demoníaca em Roma e o poltergeist de Pontefract até lendas como Spring Heeled Jack e a criatura 'All Colours Sam'. Os apresentadores analisam hipóteses que variam entre explicações científicas, folclóricas e mutações pós-apocalípticas. Além disso, abordam a importância técnica de registrar fenômenos físicos e mensagens misteriosas para evitar distorções na memória e auxiliar investigações futuras.

This episode explores the escalating paranormal activity at Borley Rectory involving Reverend Lionel and Marianne Foyster, detailing physical attacks, a bizarre creosote exorcism, and mysterious messages. The investigation by Harry Price ultimately concludes that the phenomena were staged by Marianne herself. The episode further examines the complex legacy of Borley Rectory, weighing theories of human fraud against genuine paranormal activity. Following the destruction of the house by fire, the discussion reflects on the enduring mystery of the site and concludes with a celebration of the one-year anniversary of the What's Up Docs podcast.

Este episódio inicia uma investigação sobre a Borley Rectory, explorando lendas de aparições como freiras e carruagens fantasmagóricas, enquanto discute possíveis causas naturais para os fenômenos, como toxinas ambientais. A narrativa percorre a história das famílias que habitaram a casa e o impacto de Harry Price na investigação paranormal. A investigação detalha fenômenos físicos, como objetos voadores, e explora as suspeitas de crimes envolvendo a família Bull. O episódio também aborda a chegada de novos moradores que presenciaram aparições e questiona a veracidade das lendas locais diante da falta de evidências históricas.

This episode of Uncanny Cold Cases explores the 1879 poltergeist case of Esther Cox in Amherst, featuring a debate between skeptics and believers regarding physical phenomena like spontaneous writing on walls. The discussion examines theories ranging from repressed trauma to spontaneous psychokinesis, detailing violent incidents such as a flying knife attack. The episode also investigates the role of Walter Hubble, a skeptic turned believer who documented the events, and concludes with an examination of the tragic aftermath of Esther's life and the lasting impact of her experiences.

This investigation explores the South Shields poltergeist at 42 Lock Street, detailing increasingly violent physical phenomena and a debate between skeptics and believers regarding whether the events are staged or supernatural. The episode covers physical injuries appearing on investigators, the movement of objects, and visual sightings of dark figures. The investigation concludes by examining skeptical explanations for the physical manifestations and the theory that turning off all electrical items in the house ended the activity. However, a final unexplained sighting of an unidentified man in the dining room leaves the investigators puzzled.

This week Danny and the team investigate the first big paranormal case of the digital age - the South Shields poltergeist. It's a disturbing and well-documented possible poltergeist haunting, where a young family in the coastal town of South Shields are beset by a series of bizarre and sometimes terrifying events. Is someone trying to frighten them, or could they be in real danger from something that's harder to explain? Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O'Keeffe Story sections by Victoria Lloyd Research by Nancy Bottomley Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Produced by Simon Barnard and Victoria Lloyd A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

Danny Robins and the team unpack a terrifying mystery that has remained unsolved for almost 200 years - Spring-heeled Jack. The demonic character stalked the streets of Victorian England at night, reportedly slashing his victims with sharp claws, breathing blue-white fire, and evading the police by making impossible leaps over rooftops. But was he a real person, a supernatural entity, or the product of mass hysteria? Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe Story sections by Tom Neenan Research by Nancy Bottomley and John West Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Produced by Simon Barnard and Victoria Lloyd A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

It’s the mid-19th century, and HMS Asp is on a routine mission charting the British coastline for the Royal Navy. But strange sounds and a ghostly apparition unsettle the crew, far away from the safety of shore. As fear spreads among the men whispers of a haunting take hold. Is this the strain of isolation playing tricks on the mind? Do the crew have cabin fever - or could someone, or something, be moving below decks? Danny Robins investigates, with Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaràn O'Keeffe. Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe Story sections by Victoria Lloyd Research by Nancy Bottomley and John West Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Produced by Simon Barnard and Victoria Lloyd A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

Spring 1973, the Isle of Wight, and two young children have an truly weird encounter. In marshland near Sandown Airport they meet a 7-foot creature with a yellow hat, three-fingered hands, and triangles for eyes. He calls himself ‘All Colours Sam’. Was Sam an otherworldly visitor, or merely the product of a child’s imagination? And is there any connection to an epidemic of UFO sightings over the Isle of Wight at the same time? The truth is out there - Danny, Ciaran and Evelyn investigate. Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe Story sections by Simon Barnard Research by Ryan Whalen and Nancy Bottomley Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Produced by Simon Barnard and Victoria Lloyd A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

What happens when a ghost accuses someone of murder? Danny Robins and team investigate a haunting that rocked Georgian London. Two dead wives, a man facing the gallows, and a possible ghost that seems hellbent on justice. But is it genuinely paranormal? That’s what Danny, and resident experts Dr Ciaran O’Keefe and Evelyn Hollow intend to find out. Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe Story sections by Joel Morris and Will Maclean Research by Nancy Bottomley and John West Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Produced by Simon Barnard and Victoria Lloyd A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4

Danny Robins has a close encounter with the original alien abduction case. On a quiet night in 1961, Barney and Betty Hill are driving home through New Hampshire when they see something in the sky that will change their lives forever. What they recount is a series of experiences so strange that even sceptics struggle to explain them - from missing time to vivid, seemingly impossible memories of an encounter with beings who may not be human. Dr Ciaran O’Keefe and Evelyn Hollow are on hand as ever to help make sense of what might really have happened. It’s the OG alien abduction story - but what do the team make of it, 60 years later? Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe Story sections by Joel Morris and Will Maclean Research by Nancy Bottomley and John West Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula…

Danny Robins' historical investigation into a poltergeist in 1960s Pontefract continues. Mr Nobody has been getting the blame for everything from floating candlesticks, to teeth marks left in sandwiches, but things are about to take a darker turn. As events escalate, one member of the family finds themselves in genuine physical danger - but is it from something paranormal, or something much closer to home? Resident experts Dr Ciaran O’Keefe and Evelyn Hollow are on hand to weigh the evidence, test theories, and guide listeners through the chilling conclusion to Britain’s most infamous poltergeist tale. Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe Story sections by Joel Morris and Will Maclean Research by Nancy Bottomley and John West Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor:…

Danny Robins investigates a potential poltergeist haunting in the very first episode of Uncanny Cold Cases, a new series investigating some of the spookiest paranormal events ever documented. The series kicks off with a two-part story that’s been called Britain's most violent ever poltergeist case - The Black Monk of Pontefract. When the Pritchard family move into 30 East Drive in Pontefract, doors slam, objects fly, and the family quickly realise they're not alone in the house. They call the mischievous entity Mr Nobody. Is something supernatural stalking the Pritchards? Or can the team find a more straightforward explanation? Presented by Danny Robins Experts: Evelyn Hollow and Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe Story sections by Joel Morris and Will Maclean Research by Nancy Bottomley and John West Filming and editing by Robb Leech Editing and sound design by Charlie Brandon-King Theme music by Katherine Priddy Theme co-produced by Jennifer Ann Keller Incidental music by Evelyn Sykes Commissioning executive: Paula…

Danny Robins and paranormal experts, hardcore sceptic Dr Ciaran O’Keeffe and writer and parapsychologist Evelyn Hollow, will tackle the nation's most thrilling historical hauntings. They’ll explore classic cases like ghost hunter Harry Price’s investigation into Borley Rectory, and Britain’s 'most violent poltergeist', The Black Monk of Pontefract, plus some lesser-known gems from the paranormal archives - such as the Sandown Clown on the Isle of Wight, and America’s original UFO abduction story, the Barney and Betty Hill Incident. If you have a case you'd like us to investigate, email uncanny@bbc.co.uk Uncanny is a Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4.

A family renovating an old house stumble upon a priest hole, a hidden chamber where Catholic priests took refuge in Elizabethan times. But the strange discovery seems to signal a change in the atmosphere of the house. Has uncovering the priest hole unleashed something else? Written and presented by Danny Robins Experts: Ben Machell and Dan Snow Editing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-King Music: Evelyn Sykes Theme music by Lanterns on the Lake Commissioning executive: Paula McDonnell Commissioning editor: Rhian Roberts Produced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4