In part 2 of our look into the horrible crimes of Doctor Harold Shipman, we take a look at the remaining victims that Shipman was charged in killing and get to see just how callous and brazen he was in murdering and dealing with the families.

Welcome to part 1 of a our latest story for you. In 1998, taxi driver John Shaw contacted the Greater Manchester Police. for the last several years, a number of his regular passengers had all passed away following visits to the doctor. Alarmingly, all of these passengers had the same GP; Doctor Harold Shipman AKA, Doctor Death

Before Salem there were the Pendleton Witch trials. We hear the story of some people who stole a sheep and got accused of being witches.

We are coming at you with a midnight snack (finally!) baby! This week we are entertaining you with a bit of history to the case of James Somerset and how his case started the ball rolling to abolish slavery within the British empire.

In this Halloween special we tell each other scary ghost stories... or well we try.

We are still celebrating spooky season! This was meant to be a midnight snack but things got a bit mad so this is a standard episode brought to you by Kaz and the tale of the Hexham Heads...

It‘s October so let‘s take a look at some roads around Britain...that are haunted.

We are back from our break and we are jumping right into the madness talking about the one and only (possibly) Jack the Stripper!

In our last episode until October, we take a look at another tragedy of the 80s and focus on what occurred on the evening of 6th March 1987 when the Herald of Free Enterprise left the port of Zeebrugge with her bow doors wide open. We also take a look at the years leading up this terrible disaster where numerous warnings were missed or ignored by those who were in charge and we ask, could this incident that claimed the lives of 193 people been avoided and who was to blame for what happened on that fateful day?

It‘s a midnight snack baby! This week we cover the story of the Hartlepool Monkey which is a rather disturbing story that has historians divided. However whether the tale is true or not, the people of Hartlepool have embraced this rather macabre part of their town‘s history.