A British newspaper with a habit of turning up where the strange things happen. 12 June 1929. Its reporter V.C. Wall was at Borley Rectory when Harry Price arrived, and the paper is said to have coined the phrase Price later used as a book title, The Most Haunted House in England. At Enfield in 1977, photographer Graham Morris was struck on the head by a Lego brick, then captured the frames of Janet in mid air that defined the case. That same year it ran Doc Shiels's colour Loch Ness photograph on its front page, and in 1967 it carried the Hindley police sighting on page 16.
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