Residence along Great Russell Street, WC1

Great Russell Street in London's heart is home to a most unusual haunting. Every morning between 02:00h and 03:00h, residents are startled by a phantom magpie tapping on their window. The bird then manifests inside, perching on a floating stick that seems to defy gravity. The moment a sound is made, both the magpie and the stick vanish into thin air. This bizarre phenomenon has left many a homeowner scratching their heads, wondering if they're dreaming or if something more inexplicable is at play.

British Museum Station, WC1

Deep beneath the streets of London, at British Museum Station, a mournful presence is said to roam the abandoned tunnels. This is the haunting of an Egyptian Princess, connected to the infamous 'curse' of Amen-Ra's tomb. Late at night, her sorrowful wails and screams echo through the deserted passageways, a chilling reminder of a life cut short. Some claim that her restless spirit has been heard further afield, in the tunnels near Holborn station, a possible indication that her spirit is not confined to one specific location.

British Museum, WC1

Deep within the British Museum's vast collections, a rather unsettling tale unfolds. The story begins with a haunted mummy case, said to be accompanied by a trail of mysterious deaths and suicides - thirteen in total. They say that this ancient relic, now housed in one of London's most revered institutions, was responsible for unleashing a torrent of paranormal activity. As well as the traditional curse associated with such artefacts, witnesses reported poltergeist-like behaviour and the apparition of a female figure. It's little wonder that this eerie presence has captured the imagination of visitors and staff alike.

Prince Edward theatre, W1

Deep in the heart of London's West End, the historic Prince Edward Theatre is said to be home to a rather unsettling presence. In 2001, an actor on stage reported catching a glimpse of an angry looking figure glaring at them from the wings. This fleeting encounter left a lasting impression, sparking curiosity about the theatre's paranormal past. What could have triggered such a strong emotion in this ghostly apparition?

Building, W1D

St Anne's Churchyard in London's W1D area is home to a rather unsettling ghost story. A man staying at a guesthouse here had a dream that he wandered down to the basement and discovered a body. Awaking in terror he quickly dressed, left the house, and called on a friend. They returned to the house and, venturing into the basement, discovered a dead man. The landlady had, in the meantime, fled and was said never to have been caught. This bizarre incident has left many wondering about the connection between the dream and the grim reality that followed.

Naval and Military Club, W1

The Naval and Military Club on Piccadilly is home to a rather charming ghost. Major Henry Bradell, a member of the club, met his untimely demise during the Blitz. His spirit, however, seems to have lingered on, and he's often spotted walking through the club with a smile on his face. It's as if he's still enjoying a leisurely stroll, oblivious to the fact that he's been gone for decades. The Major's post-mortem promenade has become a fascinating phenomenon, attracting those interested in the paranormal.