A Welsh farmhouse billed as Britain's most haunted fills BBC deepwatch
Three uploads went up, all circling the same house: its reputation, a moved gravestone and some strange markings on the walls.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
How this Welsh farmhouse became the 'Most Haunted House in Britain'
"How this Welsh farmhouse became the 'Most Haunted House in Britain'" opened BBC deepwatch's week on September 23, and seven days later it is the video doing nearly all the channel's work. It has passed 139,000 views and is still gathering them at a lively clip, far ahead of anything else in the catalog.
The two follow-ups stay in the same rooms. One asks whether moving a gravestone brought chaos to the farmhouse; the other wonders who, or what, left strange markings in the house. Both are short companion pieces, and both have so far drawn only a small crowd, the gravestone question a little more than the markings. Maybe the shorter uploads are still waiting for the main film's viewers to find them?
Behind the ghosts, older journalism keeps ticking over: a police patrol with officers catching dangerous stalkers, and "Gen Z vs their landlords", both around a month old. Overall the channel is running below its usual daily pace, but so is most of its documentary neighborhood, from FRONTLINE PBS to Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan and RocaNews. BBC deepwatch sits fourth by subscribers among nine such channels.
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The videos drawing views on BBC deepwatch right now
- Channel
- BBC deepwatch
- Subscribers
- 2,420,000
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- September 23, 2026
- Video views so far
- 139,545
The numbers
Here is how BBC deepwatch's videos and audience looked this week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which country is the farmhouse in BBC deepwatch's haunted-house video in?
The video's title calls it a Welsh farmhouse.





