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Just weeks after being released from jail, Warren finds himself back inside after his latest million pound drug deal is busted by police. He indulges in illicit sexual encounters behind bars.
This podcast includes strong language and some descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy Haydock.Series producer: Paul GrantProducer: Scott HeskethTechnical production and sound design: Matthew Dempsey and Richard Hannaford.Journalism Assistant: Tim FernleyProduction Manager: Cathy ClarkCommissioning editor: Richard Maddock.Editor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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Curtis Warren looks to bribe a corrupt police officer to get a mate off the hook. But he’s got major troubles of his own as police finally catch up with their target number one.
This podcast includes strong language and some descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy Haydock.Series producer: Paul GrantProducer: Scott HeskethTechnical production and sound design: Matthew Dempsey and Richard Hannaford.Journalism Assistant: Tim FernleyProduction Manager: Cathy ClarkCommissioning editor: Richard Maddock.Editor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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A bloody gang war breaks out on the streets of Liverpool. Curtis Warren is in the firing line. He moves his operation to Holland, but the police are closing in.
This podcast includes strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy Haydock.Series producer: Paul GrantProducer: Scott HeskethTechnical production and sound design: Matthew Dempsey and Richard Hannaford.Journalism Assistant: Tim FernleyProduction Manager: Cathy ClarkCommissioning editor: Richard Maddock.Editor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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After walking free from a major drugs trial, Curtis Warren steps up his international drug dealing operation. He’s introduced to world of unimaginable wealth, excess and extravagance.
This podcast includes strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy Haydock.Series producer: Paul GrantProducer: Scott HeskethTechnical production and sound design: Matthew Dempsey and Richard Hannaford.Journalism Assistant: Tim FernleyProduction Manager: Cathy ClarkCommissioning editor: Richard Maddock.Editor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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If everything has gone to plan, and you are a Purple, then I am currently in East Sussex, preparing for the second of my Christmas h Natural affairs at Trading Boundaries. Let me tell you that last night was amazing, and I’ll try to improve on it tonight.
If everything has gone to plan, and you are listening to this upon general release, then Trading Boundaries was an absolute blast and to quote our Sue 'we all had a lovely time'.
Anyway back to today and what we have for you is a bit of chat about matters arising from the couple of shows I did in Liverpool at the Crypt. Consequently both Ant & I would like to dedicate this episode to everybody that appeared over those two magical evenings, and to Family Barton who kept order and proved how mercurial they are in the dark art of commerce.
Maybe I will see you in Oxford, but either way have a good one,
h x
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Curtis Warren begins his remarkable rise from lowly street dealer to dealing directly with the notorious Colombian cocaine cartels. His first £100m shipment gets through - right under the noses of customs.
This podcast includes strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy HaydockSeries producer: Paul GrantProducer: Scott HeskethTechnical production and sound design: Matthew Dempsey and Richard Hannaford.Journalism Assistant: Tim FernleyProduction Manager: Cathy ClarkCommissioning editor: Richard Maddock.Editor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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Against a backdrop of unemployment and racism, Curtis Warren starts to make his mark on the streets of Toxteth. But a botched robbery lands him in prison for the first time.
This podcast includes strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy Haydock.Series producer: Paul GrantProducer: Scott HeskethTechnical production and sound design: Matthew Dempsey and Richard Hannaford.Journalism Assistant: Tim FernleyProduction Manager: Cathy ClarkCommissioning editor: Richard Maddock.Editor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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An assassin lays in wait. The aftermath takes the gang war to new levels of violence, leaving a young innocent victim seriously hurt and hardened criminals shocked at the callous brutality.
This podcast contains strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy HaydockSeries Producer: Paul GrantProducer: Oliver NewlanAssistant Editor: Ciaran TraceyTechnical Production and sound design: Craig BoardmanEditor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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Massey sets his sights on the top political job in Salford, but he's facing pressure on all sides. The police are out to get their man and he finds himself caught up in a violent gangland feud.
This podcast contains strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy HaydockSeries Producer: Paul GrantProducer: Oliver NewlanAssistant Editor: Ciaran TraceyTechnical Production and sound design: Craig BoardmanEditor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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Paul Massey is on a wild night out. He's being filmed by a TV crew, but the evening will change his life forever. A rival threatens to muscle in on his territory, but Massey is having none of it. And he spots a new money making venture.
This podcast contains strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy HaydockSeries Producer: Paul GrantProducer: Oliver NewlanAssistant Editor: Ciaran TraceyTechnical Production and sound design: Craig BoardmanEditor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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Manchester is at the centre of a cultural revolution. The Hacienda. Acid house. Ecstasy. Paul Massey makes a moves on the drug scene and enforces his own style of justice on the streets.
This podcast contains strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy HaydockSeries Producer: Paul GrantProducer: Oliver NewlanAssistant Editor: Ciaran TraceyTechnical Production and sound design: Craig BoardmanEditor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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From the tough streets of Salford, Paul Massey begins his rise in the criminal underworld. While in jail, he hatches a plan to bring the gangs together and take over the city.
This podcast includes strong language and descriptions of violence.
Presenter: Livvy HaydockSeries Producer: Paul GrantProducer: Oliver NewlanAssistant Editor: Ciaran TraceyTechnical Production and Sound Design: Craig BoardmanEditor and executive producer: Carl Johnston
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When Danny gets a call from his old friend Sarah describing a terrifying experience she had at her cousin Kerrie’s house, it leads him to Montecito, California, a beautiful coastal enclave, home to celebrities such as Oprah and Harry and Meghan. Kerrie grew up living opposite cantankerous old neighbour Arthur, and when he dies, Kerrie buys the cottage. It’s everything you could want from a home, except for one thing - Arthur is seemingly still there, and he doesn’t like Kerrie living in his house. Can Kerrie make peace with him?
Written and presented by Danny RobinsExperts: Christopher French and Jeff BelangerEditing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-KingMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme music by Lanterns on the LakeScript editor: Dale ShawDevelopment producer: Sarah PattenProduction manager: Tam ReynoldsCommissioning executive: Paula McDonnellCommissioning editor: Rhian RobertsProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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A special Halloween episode full of new cases to investigate. Danny is joined by Evelyn Hollow and guest expert, celebrated writer and comedian Stewart Lee, a lover of ghost stories and weird folklore. Can they explain these strange real-life stories of the paranormal?
Written and presented by Danny RobinsEditing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-KingMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme music by Lanterns on the LakeProduction manager: Tam ReynoldsCommissioning executive: Paula McDonnellCommissioning editor: Rhian RobertsProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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Christmas 1973, and two young climbers experienced the most terrifying night of their lives in a bothy in the Scottish mountains. The events that took place that night would haunt one of those young men, Phil, for the rest of his life.
In 2021, Phil told Danny Robins his story, and it became one of the most popular episodes of Uncanny to date. Now, for this special Christmas episode and five decades on from Phil’s original experience, Danny is strapping on his rucksack and heading for the Highlands, to take Phil back to where it all happened.
Is whatever haunted Luibeilt still there? Will Danny survive the night?
Written and presented by Danny RobinsEditing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-KingMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme music by Lanterns on the LakeCommissioning executive: Paula McDonnellCommissioning editor: Rhian RobertsProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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Delivery driver Amanda is driving home in the early hours when she’s involved in a terrible, life-changing accident. Or is she? Danny investigates another eerie tale of the supernatural.
He also takes a look back at the series so far, presenting some amazing new evidence and witness accounts for previous cases.
Written and presented by Danny RobinsEditor and Sound Designer: Charlie Brandon-KingMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme Music by Lanterns on the LakeProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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After young climber Phil’s terrifying night in the Scottish highlands, whatever lurks in the abandoned cottage appears to follow him home to Glasgow. He decides to return to Luibeilt to confront his fears and solve the mystery - but what happens next will haunt Phil for the rest of his life.
Danny digs further into this bizarre and scary case. Does it offer proof that ghosts exist?
Written and presented by Danny RobinsEditor and Sound Designer: Charlie Brandon-KingMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme Music by Lanterns on the LakeProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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Christmas 1974, and two young climbers stumble across an abandoned house in the Scottish mountains. It’s a bothy - a safe shelter for hunters and climbers out in the wilds of the highlands. But Phil and Jimmy are about to experience the most terrifying night of their lives, alone in the middle of nowhere.
Is a violent spirit determined to drive them out into the freezing night? Years later, Phil tells Danny Robins his story and about how he researched the house, discovering others had had similar experiences there. What's going on? Danny investigates.
Written and presented by Danny RobinsEditor and Sound Designer: Charlie Brandon-KingMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme Music by Lanterns on the LakeProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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For the last of our chilling Halloween episodes, we return to Meadow Cottage for the gripping second half of this brand new investigation into a terrifying haunting in the Lake District that spanned two decades.
As Helen’s young son Jake grows up, events take an even more sinister turn. What is going on in that house?
Written and presented by Danny RobinsEditing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-KingVoice of old lady: Ruth SillersMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme music by Lanterns on the LakeCommissioning executive: Paula McDonnellCommissioning editor: Rhian RobertsProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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A brand new case for Halloween. Helen, her husband and baby son move into a 200 year-old house in the Lake District. At first all is fine, but one October morning they open their front door to find a pile of small stones on their doorstep.
The odd incident sets into motion a series of terrifying events that lasts for the next 18 years…
Written and presented by Danny RobinsEditing and sound design: Charlie Brandon-KingMusic: Evelyn SykesTheme music by Lanterns on the LakeProduction manager: Tam ReynoldsCommissioning executive: Paula McDonnellCommissioning editor: Rhian RobertsProduced by Danny Robins and Simon Barnard
A Bafflegab and Uncanny Media production for BBC Radio 4
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