Most Haunted

In the first of a two‑part series, Yvette Fielding and guest medium Brian Shepherd together go on a ghost‑hunting expedition inside the Chislehurst Caves in Kent. The caves, originally a mine, also served as an air‑raid shelter during World War II.

The broadcast is presented as the first instalment of a two‑part series titled “Chislehurst Caves – Part One”. It is a programme formatted as an episode that centres on a paranormal investigation. The structure follows a familiar pattern where a presenter is joined by a specialist to examine a location reputed to be haunted. In this opening episode, presenter Yvette Fielding is accompanied by guest medium Brian Shepherd as they set out to hunt for ghosts within the Chislehurst Caves in Kent. The caves, originally excavated as a mine, later served as an air‑raid shelter during wartime. Together they move through the underground passages, attempting to detect any lingering spirits linked to the site’s layered history. The episode forms the first half of the investigation, with the pair’s efforts confined to the initial foray into the cavernous network. By concentrating on the dual heritage of the caves—as a former mine and a wartime refuge—the programme establishes a backdrop for the ghost‑hunting endeavour. Viewers are left with the expectation that the story will continue in the subsequent part. The episode sets the stage for the second instalment, where the investigation can continue within the same underground environment. The mix of mining tunnels and wartime sheltering offers a compelling backdrop for any spectral presence that might be encountered.