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Taking a trip into the deepest, darkest places in Northumberland, the world’s foremost ghost hunter, Yvette Fielding and pop punksters, Mcfly prepare to delve into the spooky unknown! Join the band and their ghost hunting guide as they prepare to face their most frightening fears. Ghost Hunting With…McFly is brand new and exclusive to ITV2, Tuesday 23 October at 9pm. Here is how the boys found the whole experience………

Why did you want to take part in the show?

Tom: We thought it would be fun…….we were wrong!

Dougie: I didn’t

Had you experienced any paranormal activity before you took part in the show?

Tom: No, not really. Harry saw a ghost once, and Dougie and I saw a UFO.

Dougie: I once saw the ghost of a cat’s bum.

Danny: No never.

Dougie, you seemed to be the most scared during the trip. Did you anticipate this?

Dougie: Well, I bought 10 pairs of boxers in case.

What was the scariest location you visited and why?

Tom: The mine - it was pitch black, wet and underground.

Dougie: The mine, because it was cold damp and very dark.

Harry: The castle, because it felt like we were in a real horror movie.

Danny: I think it was when I was in the hut in the forest on my own, I shat myself!

What was the most positive part of the show for you?

Tom: When it was over and we got back to the hotel.

Dougie: None of it.

Harry: Taking part in everything that I was asked to.

Danny: When Dougie ran into the wall in the lead mine.

Was there any part during the experience where you nearly walked out?

Tom: No, I wanted to finish the night.

Dougie: The whole thing.

Harry: Yes, once.

Danny: No, I wanted to go through with it all.

Tell me about the Ouija board experience?

Tom: The Ouija board wasn’t so bad, it was the stones being thrown at us that was f*cking scary!!

Dougie: It sucked, I crapped my pants.

Danny: Scary.

How did you find working with Yvette?

Tom: She was very nice in the end. Weird, but nice.

Dougie: I think she’s a witch and she keeps trolls locked up in her house.

Harry: She was great fun, awesome.

Tom - When at the castle you felt like you were being pushed. Why did you not tell Yvette about this as it was happening?

Tom - It was weird, but I wanted to be pushed harder and I thought if I told someone about it, it might stop.

Are you glad you took part in the show?

Tom: Yes.

Dougie: No.

Harry: Definitely.

Danny: Very glad, it was a great experience and I would love to do it again.

Do you now believe there is something out there?

Tom: Maybe…..we’ll have to come back and do it again to find out.

Dougie: Yes.

Harry: Definitely.

Danny: Something! Don’t know what though?

Have you had any further paranormal experiences since taking part in the show?

Tom - Not yet.

Dougie: I keep feeling someone touching my bum, but I think it’s Tom!

Harry: Dougie is a paranormal experience!

Finally, why should ITV2 viewers watch your show?

Tom: If you wanna see four wimps completely shitting themselves and running around in the dark for an hour, whilst having ghosts throw rocks at them, then this is the show for you. Ghostbusters eat your hearts out!

Dougie: If you like watching cocky losers soil their pants and cry like babies, this show is for you!

Danny: Because it’s the best one yet!

Thursday 5th July, 9pm, ITV2

Beginging 12 months ago with the shattering news that Katie had suffered a miscarriage, through the many trials and tribulations over the following weeks and months, the joy at finding out they were expecting again and onto the final weeks before Katie gives birth to her baby girl.

This episode begings with the heartache the couple felt finding out they had suffered a miscarriage, the pain of that day, and the following days and weeks as they come to terms with what has happened.

We are also with Katie on the day she finds out she is pregnant, and follow her as she tells Peter, and those closest to her, and see their joy also. Continue reading ‘Katie & Peter: The Baby Diaries‘ »

In this episode we see Peter returning to have his second acting lesson, while Katie has a photo shoot and interview for a parenting magazine. Later on, Peter tries out his acting skills on friends and family with mixed reactions.

Also, Katie reveals her hopes and fears for her third child.

Deciding that they are fed up with London traffic, both Katie and Peter decide to take helicopter lessons with the idea of eventually buying a helicopter to commute into London. Their competitive nature quickly surfaces and they are keen to find out who is the better pilot.

Peter is made to wear a pregnancy suit to realise the difficulties of carrying a baby, and Katie revels in watching him struggle with everyday tasks.

Katie takes Peter for a horse riding lesson in the hope they can eventually go for a ride together.

Thursday 17 May 2007 9:00pm - 10:00pm

To promote her latest book Katie is in Waterstone’s to sign autographs and meet her adoring public. Though used to the attention, even Katie is surprised by the number of people that have queued to catch a glimpse of her, as well as the screaming and crying fans that are desperate to meet her.

While Katie is busy singing books, Peter is busy scouring the shops with Junior, hunting for the perfect mother’s day present. Continue reading ‘Katie And Peter The Next Chapter: Mothers Day!‘ »

With not long to go until the birth of their third child, Katie and Peter go to Dr. Gibb for their four month scan. Though used to seeing their child on a normal monitor, Dr. Gibb introduces them to a new piece of technology which shows their unborn child in 3D form. The photo-like clarity of their unborn child blows both Katie and Peter away and makes Peter announce that he’s no doubt going break down and cry at the birth again! With a copy of the 3D scan in hand, Katie and Peter head home where the conversation soon turns to work and their work contracts. Peter, having less work coming in than Katie, gets frustrated as Katie teases him, saying that he shouldn’t try and compete with her as she’ll always have more work than him. Continue reading ‘Katie And Peter The Next Chapter: 3D Scan‘ »