Victoria & Albert Museum, SW7

Deep within the Victoria & Albert Museum in London lies a bed with a bloody history. The Great Bed, crafted by Jonas Fosbrooke in the 1460s for the King, has been the site of numerous paranormal occurrences. Legend has it that Fosbrooke's spirit became restless as the bed passed from owner to owner, attacking anyone who dared to sleep in it without royal blood. However, a simple toast to Fosbrooke before lights out could calm his malevolent spirit.

Harrods department store, SW1

Deep in the heart of Harrods, one of London's most iconic department stores, a peculiar ghost story has been circulating. It's said that pop sensation Justin Timberlake hired the store after hours in a bid to catch a glimpse of the paranormal presence reportedly haunting the book department. This enigmatic entity has piqued the interest of many, but details about its nature and origins remain shrouded in mystery.

South Kensington Station, SW7

South Kensington Station, a bustling hub in west London, is home to a rather curious ghost sighting. On one fateful evening in December 1928, a person who had just disembarked the last train of the night was treated to a surreal spectacle. As they stood on the platform, they spotted a spectral locomotive making its way down the westbound line. But that wasnt the strangest part - a ghostly worker clad in a reefer coat and flat cap was clinging to the side of the phantom train. The ghost train let out a mournful whistle before vanishing into the tunnel, leaving the witness to ponder what they had just seen.

Natural History Museum, W8

Deep within the Natural History Museum's storied walls, a strange phenomenon has been observed in the Entomology Library. The lights have been known to switch themselves on and off, seemingly without any explanation. This bizarre occurrence has been reported to happen even when the doors are locked, suggesting an unseen force at work. The Waterhouse building, part of the museum complex, is also said to be haunted by a phantom woman, adding to the museum's reputation for paranormal activity.

British College of Psychic Science, SW7

The British College of Psychic Science, located at 15 Queen's Gate in London's SW7, was once home to a rather unusual guest - the so-called Keighley Mill Girl. This poltergeist, originating from Keighley in Yorkshire, was brought to the college as part of her treatment. Initially, the spirit was quite active, moving furniture and smashing dishes in the presence of the woman. It was a lively and attention-grabbing display, to say the least. Over several weeks, however, the activity gradually slowed down and eventually came to a stop.

Unnamed flat, NW3

This London flat on Adamson Road has a rather intriguing history. Back in the late 1940s, a brother and sister moved in, only to be warned by local authorities that they were not alone - 'Old Charlie' was said to be haunting the site. It seems the siblings didn't stick around to get to know Charlie better, experiencing unexplained phenomena like moving furniture and a vanishing plate of fish. They weren't the only ones to call the flat home though, and interestingly, the next family to move in reported nothing out of the ordinary.