An ordinary semi-detached house in Pontefract. No castle, no prison, just a family home. The team has only just walked through the front door when it starts. A crucifix is pushed off a windowsill in a room with only one man inside. Then, in a bedroom they’ve just left, they find the drawer pulled open and a child’s bouncy ball balanced perfectly on its half-inch edge, as if something is holding it there.

The Most Haunted team are back around the table, and this week Stuart, Glen and Karl finally reveal their favourite investigations of all time.

Stuart takes us back to 30 East Drive, the house that left every one of them with scars.
Glen remembers Croxteth Hall, where wine bottles launch themselves off cellar shelves, a bed moves a foot with five people sitting on it, and old pennies drop out of thin air.
Karl returns to Michelham Priory, where it all began. There, a lighting rig crossed a room in total silence, and a visitor complained that a member of the team had ignored her at the bottom of the stairs, when that team member was somewhere else entirely.

Yvette relives the night she ran screaming from the most haunted room at the Stanley Hotel in Colorado, the hotel that inspired The Shining.

Stuart and Karl tell the story of the white figure they chased down a corridor, which vanished at a locked door.

Glen explains why Greg’s apparition, caught walking through a grid of laser dots, may be the most remarkable footage Most Haunted has ever captured.

Then come your questions, from the night everyone got strangled at Pendle Hill to the pitch-black cellars beneath Denbigh asylum.

When objects move, are they being carried, or dematerialised and rebuilt somewhere else?
Why are some apparitions partly solid and partly not?
Is the stranger you pass on a dark road always who you think they are?
And how many ghosts have we already walked past without ever knowing?

Listen, and decide for yourself.

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