Paranormal Activity with Yvette Fielding

This week on Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding is joined by her paranormal partner in crime Karl Beattie as they take you inside one of Liverpool’s most unsettling historic locations for a live investigation: Croxteth Hall.

By daylight, Croxteth Hall is a grand stately home steeped in history.

By night, it becomes a place filled with unanswered questions, unexplained encounters, and reports that refuse to fade.

From shadowy corridors and servant quarters to grand rooms heavy with atmosphere, this is a location long whispered about by staff, visitors, and investigators alike.

In this episode, Yvette and Karl investigate reports of unexplained footsteps, sudden drops in temperature, shadowy figures, and the persistent feeling of being watched when no one should be there.

You’ll hear everything as it happens!

The knocks, the reactions, the moments of tension all unfolding in real time.

So join us as we step into the darkness of Croxteth Hall…because tonight, history isn’t just something you learn about, it might be something that answers back.

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On this week’s Monday Mailtime, Producer Dom returns with two chilling listener stories that explore what happens when the unknown not only makes itself known… but makes it personal.

First, David recounts a mysterious encounter on the edge of an unmarked stretch of land in the north of England.

Lights in the sky that defy physics.

Phones that fail.

Military vehicles that arrive without warning.

Was it a UAP sighting… or something far more orchestrated?

Then, Becky shares a haunting from Sheffield that goes beyond ghost stories.

A familiar walk through an old cemetery turns into something far more disturbing when a voice begins calling her name, leading her to a grave bearing it.

But was it a coincidence... or a claim?

Both stories speak to a deeper fear: not of being watched… but of being expected.

Tune in, if you dare, for a double dose of the unsettling, the unexplained, and the unnervingly precise.

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This week on Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding continues the Murders That Haunt series with one of the most disturbing and chilling cases in British criminal history, Amelia Dyer.

Often described as one of the most prolific serial killers of the Victorian era, Amelia Dyer’s crimes shocked the nation and left a trail of suffering that still resonates today. But could her legacy extend beyond death?

In this episode, Yvette delves deep into Amelia Dyer’s story.

Her life, her crimes, and the grim reality of what unfolded behind closed doors.

From there, she explores the locations now said to be haunted by Dyer’s presence, including former residences in Reading, sightings along the banks of the River Thames, the cells of the Old Bailey, and Reading Gaol.

Reports of wandering spirits, unexplained sounds, oppressive atmospheres, and lingering feelings of dread have followed these places for decades.

Are these simply the echoes of history?

Or something far darker refusing to be forgotten?

Yvette also examines the paranormal theories behind these alleged hauntings and looks at what investigations, if any, have attempted to uncover the truth behind Amelia Dyer’s lingering shadow.

Was the evil tied to the woman herself…

Or did the places she passed through absorb something that never truly left?

This is Murders That Haunt, and this is the unsettling legacy of Amelia Dyer.
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This week on Monday Mailtime, Producer Dom explores two spine-tingling listener stories that prove some hauntings don’t need shadows, whispers, or apparitions to terrify, they just need presence.

First, Toby recounts a strange night in a quiet Sheffield flat, where an invisible force filled the room with pressure, dread, and the unsettling sensation of being silently observed.

No movement.

No voice.

Just the weight of something that shouldn’t have been there. something his cousin had felt before.

Then, Tom takes us to Edinburgh’s twisting backstreets, where a shortcut down a familiar stairway becomes a surreal trap.

Time distorts.

Echoes bend.

The path seems to stretch beyond reality.

Was it a slip into somewhere else?

Or a place that slipped into him?

Turn the lights down, just not all the way, and join us for two stories that remind us: the most unsettling encounters aren’t always seen or heard… they’re felt.

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In this week's episode of Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding saddles up and heads down some of Britain’s most dangerous old roads to investigate the ghosts of the highwaymen.

Outlaw figures whose crimes, charisma and violent ends may have bound them to the landscapes they once terrorised.

From the gallows of London to lonely crossroads and forest paths, Yvette explores the chilling legends and reported hauntings linked to Jack Sheppard, Dick Turpin, Claude Du Vall, James Maclaine and the terrifying Scottish cannibal of legend, Sawney Bean.

These are men whose names still echo through folklore but whose presence, some claim, has never truly left.

Witnesses tell of phantom riders on moonlit roads, shadowy figures lingering near execution sites, spectral footsteps, voices carried on the wind, and an overwhelming sense of being watched. Are these hauntings the result of violent deaths, unfinished business, or reputations so powerful they’ve imprinted themselves onto the land?

Yvette examines why highwaymen, more than many other criminals, seem so prone to haunting.

Was it the theatrical nature of their lives?

Their sudden, brutal executions?

Or the deep fear and fascination they inspired in those who crossed their paths?

Drawing on paranormal theories, historical context and centuries of reported experiences, this episode delves into what might cause these outlaw spirits to linger and why their stories refuse to fade?

A journey into folklore, fear and the haunted highways of Britain, this is an episode that proves some roads should never be travelled alone… especially after dark.

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