2026 news archive · Reported 4 March 2026 · UKPX added 4 November 2026
Britain’s X-Files was highlighted by the Society for Psychical Research in March as a new Sky HISTORY series. The broadcaster describes investigative journalist Tim Tate examining files at The National Archives, drawing together several strands of Britain’s paranormal record.
Topics advertised by Sky HISTORY include psychic experiments associated with the CIA, scrutiny of Uri Geller and Lord Hill-Norton’s pursuit of answers about Rendlesham Forest. The programme also ranges into sea creatures and unexplained underwater lights.
The SPR’s notice adds that Callum Cooper participated in the second episode, discussing the Angels of Mons and premonitions associated with the Aberfan disaster. These are programme subjects drawn from earlier events, rather than newly occurring cases.
The archive value of the series lies in the route it offers from a television narrative to identifiable records. For Rendlesham’s incident timeline and documentary background, see our existing case file. The broadcaster’s page provides its own viewing information and a programme video.
Sources & Story Radar
Coverage found
2 publishers checked: Sky HISTORY and the SPR. Sources are a broadcaster description and a contributor announcement.
Checked: 4 November 2026. This describes the sources checked for this report, rather than an internet-wide total.
Leave a Reply