Off coast, West Wemyss

Off the rugged coast of West Wemyss in Lowlands, a bizarre sighting took place in July 1939 that would leave a lasting impression on a team of fishermen. They claimed to have spotted a six metre long creature with the head and mane of a horse and large, unblinking eyes. This unusual sea creature, dubbed the Sea Horse, has become a fascinating footnote in the annals of cryptozoology. The fishermen's encounter with this marine monster raises questions about the unexplored depths of our oceans and the secrets they may hold.

Delphic Club, SW1Y

The Delphic Club, a former hotspot in the heart of London, has a peculiar claim to fame - reports of inexplicable lights. Elliott O'Donnell, a renowned paranormal investigator, decided to get to the bottom of these eerie rumours back in the 1920s. He wasn't alone in his quest; two other people joined him for a vigil to uncover the truth behind the whispers of a haunted site. Although they didn't encounter any ghostly apparitions, they did experience something odd - lights would switch themselves on, leaving the trio puzzled.

Second Hand City, SW7

Second Hand City in London's SW7 has a dark history that refuses to stay buried. This site was once a Methodist Chapel where tragedy struck in the form of Annie Doonan, a working girl who met her untimely demise at the hands of a client. Her body was discovered in the chapel's basement, a grim find that would set the stage for future paranormal activity. As the building changed hands and became a bustling market, staff members who arrived early in the morning began to report a phantom figure gliding down the stairs towards the basement.

Westminster Cathedral, SW1

Deep within the hallowed halls of Westminster Cathedral, a mysterious figure has been spotted standing by the altar. This apparent priest, clad in black robes, has been reported to fade from view when approached. The encounter took place in 1966, leaving many questions about the identity and purpose of this enigmatic apparition. Was he a former clergy member, or a spectral presence with a deeper connection to the cathedral? The truth remains elusive, but the image of the Man in Black Robes continues to captivate those drawn to the paranormal.

Buckingham Palace, SW1

Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, is said to be haunted by a mysterious figure known as the Chained Monk. This eerie apparition is reported to appear once a year on Christmas Day, 25 December, and is described as a monk bound in chains. The origins of this haunting are shrouded in mystery, with some claiming it predates the construction of the palace itself. The monk's appearance is a harbinger of a darker event, as the sound of a single pistol shot can occasionally be heard on the first floor, a grim reminder of a tragic event in the palace's past.

, SW1

The Haymarket Theatre Royal in London's West End is home to a most intriguing ghost - that of John Baldwin Buckstone. This welcome spirit only manifests when a performance is destined to make it big. Imagine being part of a packed audience, the excitement building as the curtain rises, and then catching a glimpse of a kindly figure in the wings. That's what Patrick Stewart experienced during a performance of Waiting for Godot, when he reportedly spotted Buckstone. It's said that Buckstone's presence is a good omen, a nod of approval from the theatre's past.