Robert Booth, an ex-State Department counterintelligence officer and self-described spycatcher, dives into the underestimated threat posed by Cuban spies in America. He discusses the shocking access that Cuban agents, like Manuel Roca, have to sensitive U.S. information. The conversation explores the evolution of espionage techniques and how Cuba uniquely targets the U.S., especially within the Cuban community in Florida. Booth reflects on his own journey in counterintelligence, highlighting themes of trust and betrayal that shape the intricate world of espionage.

Social affairs correspondent Robert Booth discusses the rise of fatal synthetic opioids known as nitazenes in the UK, while toxicology specialist Dr Joseph D’Orazio highlights the emergence of xylazine in the illegal drug supply. They delve into the alarming increase in drug-related deaths, the dangers of these synthetic drugs, and the challenges in treating withdrawal symptoms.