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Rylan Clark claims that he is being spooked by a poltergeist in his BBC studio.The Radio 2 Saturday afternoon host insists that he’s not afraid of the ghostly visitor, which he says regularly distracts him from his work.The 33-year-old said that the spirit has been known to join him, along with his team of producers, on the Saturday Show - adding that other people have sensed the presence.READ MORE: Davina McCall's hottest snaps - sultry lingerie, sheer dresses and sequinned one-pieceHe revealed: “So it’s just us, that’s it – apart from the ghosts, that is.“I swear my studio is haunted. I’m not the only one who thinks so, either.”In his new book Ten, the telly star said he has seen a ghost himself but wasn’t bothered by it.He added: “I’m not frightened but something always catches my eye.

READ MORE: Inside Derek Acorah's life - tragic death, shock Most Haunted axe and co-star feudAt times she has feared her work would push her to breaking point.Yvette said: “I have had lots of frightening experiences where you question your sanity. You think, ‘If this carries on I’m going to need looking after’.”Of the terrifying table tennis-loving spook she said: “It was a house on a council estate.“No-one could live in it since the 1970s.“We had the most extraordinary frightening phenomena.

ghostly sighting, have led Sheffield bar staff to call in a paranormal investigation team.After a recent escalation in the spooky experiences, members of staff in Sheffield’s Meltdown bar called in the experts who conducted a lengthy examination of the possibly haunted venue.Adam Varley, a member of staff at the gaming bar, said: “I was at the end of the bar when I felt like someone was walking over to come and talk to me. "So as I glanced up and I see someone coming for me but there was no one there.“It really gave me the chills.

ghost when he was mountaineering with friend Jimmy Dunn when they took shelter at Luibeilt Lodge near Fort William.The night would change their lives forever as they endured a sleepless night in the remote and abandoned house in February 1973.Recalling the moment on BBC Sounds Uncanny series, the pair took shelter as temperatures dropped below zero.As they entered the property, the place was set for Christmas with crackers on the table but it looked like the residents had got up and left in a hurry. Phil and Jimmy had just prepared their sleeping bags and got ready to sleep when noises began upstairs, GlasgowLive reports.

Oscars.It also spawned a Poltergeist franchise that so far has two sequels and a 2015 remake.However, in real life, the cast was hit by horrific tragedies in their own right, ranging from tragic deaths to a chilling murder case.In fact, two out of three of the flick's former child stars died in horrific circumstances, which meant their promising careers were cut short.On the anniversary of Poltergeist star Heather O'Rourke's passing, Daily Star have taken a look at what happened to the cast of Poltergeist.Child star Heather O'Rourke found her breakthrough role as Carol Ann Freeling in Poltergeist, and she went on to star in the next two films in the franchise.She'd already established herself as a TV star too, because she appeared as Heather Pfister on the famous sitcom, Happy Days.Tragically, though, the youngster's career was cut short when she passed away at just twelve years old.In 1987, Heather fell ill with giardiasis - a parasitic disease - which she caught from well water at her family's home in Big Bear Lake, California.She was later diagnosed with Crohn's disease, and took cortisone injections to treat the condition during the filming of the third Poltergeist movie.

@Daniellesmiless on TikTok, has posted a series of videos on the app showing the 'poltergeist possessed toy' as it moves its head to stare at her. In one of the viral videos – which received more than 22k views –, she screams: "Guys, I just woke up. I needed to go pee.

Bridget Marquart has had a few spooky experiences in her life — but the spookiest might have happened while she was asleep!

Charlotte Crosby was freaking out after eagle-eyed fans saw "a poltergeist" in her mega mansion in which a chair appeared to somehow move "on its own".

Get Out studio will produce a scripted ongoing series titled The Battersea Poltergeist as well as an unscripted companion show, Blumhouse’s Ghost Story, both based on the popular BBC Radio 4 podcast series.A press release adds that the studio “have also secured Shirley Hitchings’ life rights, as well as the rights to her and James Clark’s book, The Poltergeist Prince of London: The Remarkable True Story of the Battersea Poltergeist.”A synopsis adds: “The podcast documents the strange events focused around Shirley Hitchings in 1956 that were investigated over a 12-year period, the longest documented poltergeist haunting in history.”Speaking of the project, Blumhouse Television president Chris McCumber said: “From our first listen to Danny’s

Emmerdale’s Samantha Giles was on hand to help her on-screen sister get rid of an evil spirit.

four children. Another child, Margaret, who was 13 at the time, was said to experience haunting activity as well, reports MyLondon.

police  source, who didn't want to be named, told the Record : “These were incidents that were witnessed by our own officers. Incidents that are not easily explained.

ConcordiaStudio — the production outfit headed byDavis Guggenheim and Jonathan King — has added to its non-fiction slate with projects that coverpsychedelics,The Enfield Poltergeist andthe Navajo Nation Police Department. DocuseriesPhantasticahails from acclaimed filmmakers Amir Bar-Lev and Ken Dornstein(Long Strange Trip) and will focus on "the past, present, and future of psychedelics in America, bridging the story of the current renaissance with the history of the failed first era of psychedelics," according to today's announcement.

Hit 1982 horror movie Poltergeist became known as one of Hollywood's most cursed films after the cast were plagued by a series of tragedies after it wrapped.

Edinburgh’s most historic graveyards are claiming to be left with scratches, bruises and bites from one of the city’s most infamous ghosts.The vicious MacKenzie Poltergeist is notorious for attacking visitors to Greyfriar's Kirkyard, the spot where Greyfriar's Bobby lay.Kris Rennie claims to have been left with painful scratches inflicted by the spirit when he took part in a guided tour. He told our sister title Edinburgh Live : “My back was covered in livid, burning red scratches.