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Apparently a pregnant nun took her own life in the building and now haunts the hotel, her sisters supposedly bricked her body up in an alcove.

In this week's episode of The ParaPod, supernatural believer Barry Dodds' featured haunting is Beamish Hall in County Durham and its resident ghosts, but will he be able to convince skeptic Ray Peacock that paranormal is real?

In this episode of the ParaPod, Barry Dodds and Ray Peacock once again go head-to-head as they debate the paranormal. This week Barry ties to convince Ray that Hampton Court Palace in London is really haunted, he lists of the palace's three most prominent spirits to help prove his point.

We're halfway through the first series of The ParaPod and it's still a stalemate. Ray Peacock is still refusing to believe in the paranormal and Barry Dodds is still convinced that ghosts exist. In this episode Barry tries to change Ray's mind with the story case of Doris Bither.

In this week's The ParaPod, firm believer Barry Dodds and hardcore skeptic Ray Peacock debate one of the world's most famous hauntings. Barry tries to convince Ray that the paranormal activity which took place in a North London council house in the late-70s was real a real poltergeist case and not just the overactive imaginations of two teenaged girls that got out of hand.

In the third episode of The ParaPod with Barry Dodds tries to convince Ray Peacock that the sad death of Elisa Lam at a hotel in Los Angeles was the result of paranormal activity. The 21-year-old Canadian tourist was found floating in a water tank on the roof of the Cecil Hotel.

In the second episode of The ParaPod with Ray Peacock and Barry Dodds, we learn about five of the ghosts that can be found at Chillingham Castle, which Barry describes as "very haunted." Barry, the believer tells us about the "blue boy" in the wall, the ghost of Lady Mary Berkeley, the gypsy who cursed anybody who steals from the castle, a ghost of a little girl in the great hall and the sightings of the ghost of John Sage.

In the first episode of The ParaPod Ray Peacock and Barry Dodds discuss one of the UK's most famous hauntings. Barry offers up evidence that the Black Monk really did haunt the Prichard's home, but will Ray believe him?

In the 1840s local newspapers in Bristol reported the story of a haunting at a house adjoining All Saints Church in Clifton.

Now a business property but once a private home to Prime Minister George Canning, No. 50 is now known as the most haunted house in London.

Oldbury Court Estate in Stapleton, Bristol has a gruesome past, a monk who secretly held mass at a time when it was illegal to do so was hidden in a "priest hole" and forgotten about and starved to death.

In the hear of London’s theatre district on The Strand is Coutts, London’s biggest private bank, the bank choice of the Queen.

London’s iconic Coliseum is one of the cities largest theatres, welcoming 2,500 people to watch each performance, but for a time the theatre was also visited by a spooky being.

Covent Garden Underground Station is one of the busiest stations with tourists visiting London but the station is said to be haunted. One Christmas Eve a ticket inspector was tormented by a knocking on his office door late one night.

Located on The Strand, the Adelphi is one of London’s most famous theatres but the theatre’s stage door is at the back on the building on the much quieter Maiden Lane.

The Theatre Royal is London’s oldest working theatre, there’s been a theatre on this site since 1663 and as you’d expect, the building has it’s fair share of resident ghosts.

The Lyceum theatre in London’s West End, currently home to the Lion King and the sighting of a terrifying sighting of a severed head.

Gordon's, a historic wine bar on Villier Street, once a regular haunt of author Rudyard Kipling.

Victoria Embank on the North bank of the Thames, the gates to Old Scotland Yard designed by Norman Shaw and keeping people out of what once was the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police and former home of the Black Museum, a grim archive of criminal memorabilia.

The river Thames, just East of Westminster Bridge and Big Ben. On this stretch of the river, many have reported seeing a ghost ship, crewed by three men.