A celebrity stays in the village but only so long as she can go for walks without be hounded by the press. If she must dress like she does, she's bound to be caught out. 

A stage magician and clairvoyant begins to wish it were possible to be at one’s own funeral, to hear the kind words, and find out what people really think. Surely with his skills anything is possible.

A mirror frame rotting in The Old Drum and Monkey’s cellar has been there for a century or more. It’s history as a mirror reveals it may have witnessed some horrific events. Do all mirrors remember what they've seen? And can those images be revealed?

A mirror frame rotting in The Old Drum and Monkey’s cellar has been there for a century or more. It’s history as a mirror reveals it’s witnessed some horrific events. Do all mirrors remember what they've seen? And can they really show us?

Does a collector’s cabinet, which has no key, have anything valuable inside? Does it have anything at all? Would you destroy it to find out, or happily just dream about what it could be? Imagining what might be inside could tell you more about the you than the cabinet.

Our bellringers have at last acquired a fifth bell, but not everyone is happy about it. Some think there is a problem. As the sound fades away there’s another sound that accompanies it, one that sounds like a scream.

When a villager who is known as a hoarder suddenly disappears, it sparks all sorts of rumour. When his house is put up for sale and all the contents are to be cleared surely he must be dead. When something is found in a piece of furniture the mystery is solved and a love story is revealed.

If, when the snow lays deep on the ground, a young woman calls to ask if you’ve seen her child, Mary, you would help her wouldn’t you? It would be natural. Would it also be natural for the woman to disappear and for there to be no foot prints?

Davina Dawson, who only ever answers to ‘Dave’, is a party person but when a dinner party gets out of hand and a bookcase is damaged there are consequences.

Did the renown anthropologist Dr. Frobisher really witness what he claimed in the jungles of the Amazon? If he did it would revolutionise what we know of human development, but the proof he had was lost. The contents of a trunk found by a student during a holiday job at the British Museum could be the proof the world had been searching for.