And then another lady saw a woman in white, a young girl all in white appear at the top of the stairs.

She runs down the gallery, stopping outside of the pew and then letting off what was, in her words, an unearthly scream before moving back to the staircase and vanishing.

Prince Charles was apparently terrified at Sandringham

when he was again, funnily enough, in the library at Sandringham,

and him and Fortman were in there,

and were followed around the library by a ghost.

No, no, na.

Na, na, na, na.

Na, na, na. Na, na, na.

Na, na, na.

Hi, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of a Right Royal podcast with me, Andrea.

And me, Emmy.

In this week's episode, we're going all spooky and talking all things supernatural as we dive into the world of royal ghosts.

Yes, we've got some brilliant guests to help us navigate the spirit world.

We have paranormal historian Richard Felix, star at the classic ghost hunting show Most Haunted,

and we'll also be hearing from Errol Clayton from Historic Royal Pallises, who will lift the lid

on the spooky happenings at Hampton Court Palace. But without further ado, here comes the

Royal Editor who haunts our podcast per episode, Emily Nash. Hello Emily. What's your favourite scary movie? Oh God. I'm not very

good for scary movies. I'm a massive wuss. That's a really good question. Casper's not scary.

Casper's probably about my level. Gasper. Ghostbusters. I mean, we've already been researching and you do

know the very building that we're sat in right now is also very haunted.

It has an area known as the Dead House, which I do not want to visit.

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