This week on Monday Mailtime, Producer Dom dives into two chilling listener stories that will make you think twice about solo sightseeing—or dinner dates for one.

First up, Natalie takes us to the misty battlements of Stirling Castle in the Scottish Highlands, where a solitary walk turns into a ghostly encounter with a cloaked figure known only as the Green Watcher. Is he a 16th-century guard still keeping vigil?

Then, James shares a spine-tingling night at the legendary Jamaica Inn in Cornwall. A quiet dinner turns unsettling when a mysteriously set table refuses to stay unoccupied—and a shadowy diner makes a silent, spectral appearance.

Two haunted holiday tales for you all to think about

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Yvette Fielding is back for July’s Listener Special, and this month’s stories are rich with mystery, meaning, and a touch of the mystical.

From ancient legends to eerie déjà vu, these listener-submitted encounters will leave you questioning what reality really means.

We begin with Chris, who encountered a misty figure watching from the woods during a late-night walk—an experience that sparked his lifelong fascination with the paranormal.

Then John shares three deeply personal events tied to the passing of his beloved gran, from falling lightbulbs revealing hidden treasure to a silent, glowing mass that brought him comfort in a moment of despair.

Next, Daniel takes us to the olive groves of southern Italy, where a strange stone archway may have been more than just ruins—was it a portal to somewhere… else?

Emma recounts a serene yet otherworldly encounter with the “Lady of the Chapel,” a radiant woman said to have been a saint, whose presence felt like a blessing, not a haunting.

And finally, Julie reveals her unsettling experience with repeated déjà vu inside a Manchester law office—leading her to an attic with a reflection that may hold the key to a memory not from this life, but another.

Grab a cuppa, get cosy, and prepare for an episode full of spiritual connections, strange timelines, and things that simply can’t be explained… unless you believe.

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This week on Monday Mailtime we have two stories hat blur the line between memory, déjà vu, and the truly unexplainable.

First up, Lisa takes us to the winding alleys of Lisbon, where a solo trip turns surreal after she stumbles into a square she knows she's never visited—but somehow remembers in eerie, vivid detail. What follows is a chilling encounter with a stranger who seems to know more than she's saying... and a dream that might not be just a dream.

Then Alfie calls in with a tale that starts at a charming family circus and ends in nightmare territory. When he and his daughter wander into an old side tent, they meet a clown with no eyes, a silent crowd of shadows, and a moment his daughter may have blocked out—but he’ll never forget.

Mailtime is never just mailtime around here.

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In this eye-opening episode of Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding delves into one of the most fascinating and perplexing aspects of human history—the giants who may have once walked the Earth.

From massive skeletal remains to ancient cities that could have belonged to giant beings, there are chilling reports throughout history of discoveries too large to ignore.

Yvette explores the mysterious giant skeletal remains that have been unearthed in places like Death Valley, California, where F. Bruce Russell allegedly uncovered an enormous humanoid skeleton, and Castelnau, France, where bones of a being over 12 feet tall were found.

Other bizarre discoveries, like the giant footprints in Mpuluzi, South Africa and Patagonia, continue to raise questions about a lost race of giants that could have inhabited the earth in antiquity.

But it doesn’t stop there—Yvette also investigates ancient cities and megalithic sites that could have been constructed by giants or in their honor, including the mysterious Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, the massive stone structures of Nan Madol in Micronesia, and the Titans of the Caucasus in Georgia.

What could these giant statues and cities—some of which predate recorded history—reveal about the giants of our past?

And why have these incredible discoveries been suppressed, ignored, or covered up?

Join Yvette as she uncovers the secrets of these giant remains and lost civilizations, examining the beliefs, folklore, and mysteries that have surrounded these beings for centuries.

Could giants really have once ruled the Earth, and why do their stories remain shrouded in secrecy?

Tune in to uncover the truth behind the mysterious giants and their profound impact on history.

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This week on Monday Mailtime, Producer Dom is back in the hot seat with two spine-tingling listener stories that’ll make you question the rules of reality—and maybe think twice before sneaking past a "Do Not Enter" sign.

First up, Tamsin from Bristol recounts a chilling encounter at a forgotten Elizabethan manor, where a ghostly figure in full military regalia silently reminded her some doors should stay closed.

Was it a warning?

A haunting?

Or just the ever-watchful eyes of the past?

Then, we head to the remote waters of the Maldives for a story that defies everything we think we know about the night sky.

Three lights.

Razor-sharp movements.

A low-frequency hum that shook more than just the air.

Ghosts, UFOs, and unexplained energy shifts—just another Monday.

Tune in… if you dare.

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In this gripping episode of Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding takes us on a journey to some of the world’s most bizarre and unsettling locations—places that have an inexplicable, often disturbing effect on those who encounter them.

Why do certain places seem to possess spiritual energy, paranormal forces, or unseen influences that cause strange phenomena and unsettling changes in behavior?

Are these locations simply mysterious anomalies, or are there deeper, more supernatural forces at play?

Yvette investigates places where the atmosphere feels heavy, where electronic devices malfunction, or where people experience strange occurrences beyond explanation. Some of the most intriguing and eerie locations include:

• Mount Kailash, Tibet – The unsummitable mountain that is sacred but feared, where no one has ever reached the summit.
• The Zone of Silence, Mexico – A mysterious desert region where electronics go haywire and radio signals are blocked.
• Lake Natron, Tanzania – A toxic lake that turns animals to stone, creating a landscape of eerie petrification.
• Skirrid Mountain, Wales – Known as the Mountain of Spiritual Dread, where the atmosphere is said to be heavy with the energies of past tragedies.
• Dragon’s Triangle, Japan – Often referred to as the Pacific Bermuda Triangle, a region notorious for vanishing ships and unexplained phenomena.
• Easter Island, Chile – Home to the watching statues, these giant stone figures have been said to possess a paranormal energy that affects visitors.

Join Yvette as she uncovers the mysteries surrounding these strange places, exploring why they seem to affect humans in such profound and often unsettling ways. Could these locations hold the key to some unknown force or spiritual energy?

Tune in to discover the secrets behind the world’s most paranormal hotspots.

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This week on Monday Mailtime , Producer Dom is diving headfirst into two chilling listener stories that left us wide-eyed and unnerved.

First up, Jordan recounts an encounter near an ancient oak tree in rural Wales—an experience that defies traditional ghost stories and brushes up against something far older… and far more mysterious. A pulsing blue light. A silent forest. And a presence that felt elemental, vast, and deeply aware.

Then we head to Toledo, Spain, where a seemingly innocent porcelain doll purchased on holiday begins exhibiting disturbingly lifelike behavior. Footsteps in the night. Sudden temperature drops. And a shopkeeper who says, with unnerving certainty, “She always finds her way home.”

You’ll want to keep the lights on for this one.

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This week on Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding and Karl Beattie descend into the world’s most chilling legends as they investigate so-called Gateways to Hell—terrifying sites believed to be literal entrances to the underworld.

From the blazing maw of the Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenistan to the ancient, echoing caverns of Cape Matapan in Greece, we explore the chilling histories, spiritual symbolism, and supernatural stories that surround these locations.

Are these hellish landmarks naturally occurring geological phenomena—or evidence of something far darker?

Discover why places like Siberia’s Batagaika Crater, Iceland’s Hekla Volcano, and Italy’s Avernus have stirred fear for centuries, and delve into the disturbing legends of the Seven Gates of Hell in Pennsylvania and St. Patrick’s Purgatory in Ireland.

What caused these sites to earn their infernal reputations?

Are they merely myth—or gateways to something we dare not understand?

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