Dr Ciaran O'Keeffe

And by toxic, I mean we potentially have arsenic in the wallpaper.

We have lead paint.

No.

Definitely don't lick the walls.

We're dealing with toxins here that, you know, repeated exposure to them, or like you say, ingesting of them, could have a real influence.

They're neurotoxins.

They can affect our brain.

But also we've got to think about the way that this building has been built, where it's placed.

It's exposed.

It's on a slope going into a valley.

And they've made sure there are no gaps at all in the building.

And because of that, there is no flexibility whatsoever.

And therefore, you're going to get groans, you're going to get creaking, you're going to get really anomalous sounds that you can't place.

But actually, they're coming from the building because the changes in temperature that happen can affect it.

Wow, I feel like I'm on paranormal grand designs here.

Well, they're an interesting couple in the sense that they come into this kind of typical English village.

Eric Smith is Anglo-Indian, but also dark-skinned and Anglo-Catholic.

This is kind of this high, very traditional kind of church.

And so there is a number of elements at this particular point.

a number of elements of that couple that means that they could potentially be ostracized in the village.