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Time slips – the idea that a person could be temporarily transported back in time against their will – sound like a plot device from the pages of a science fiction novel…right? For several people who’ve taken a walk down Liverpool’s Bold Street over the years, this bizarre notion has become all too real. But is there any truth to these strange stories? Join Chyaz as she looks at the possible explanations behind them, and find out how Albert Einstein might fit into it all…
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