The Spy Who

Operation Foot is now happening. And British government knows that its attempt to neutralise the KGB in London will be met with hostility from Moscow. But it’s not just the UK that must prepare for the retaliation, for Oleg Lyalin is also about to discover what it will cost to escape the KGB’s wrath.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

There’s panic at MI5 headquarters. Oleg Lyalin, their man inside the KGB, has just been arrested for drunk driving putting Operation Foot in jeopardy. But as MI5 races to reach him before the KGB can, Lyalin is working out a daring new plan that will force the British security service to place its trust in him.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Oleg Lyalin's tangled web of love and espionage takes center stage as he juggles multiple identities. Tension escalates with a KGB investigator sent to London, putting his secrets at risk. British officials debate the fraught decision to expel Soviet spies amidst rising threats. Emotional turmoil grips both spies and handlers, exposing the psychological complexities of their dangerous game. Finally, a night of recklessness forces Oleg to navigate police scrutiny while striving to maintain his mission's integrity.

The struggle of MI5 during the 1970s is a gripping backdrop as Soviet spies roam freely. Discover the story of Oleg Lyalin, a KGB operative in London, on a mission to dismantle Britain’s nuclear defenses. His complex life spills into a tangled web of espionage, love, and moral dilemmas. Tensions rise when an MI5 officer and Lyalin navigate a delicate agreement, providing crucial insights into covert operations. This is a fascinating glimpse into the shadowy world of espionage and the human connections that blur the lines.

Ex-Mossad agent Gad Shimron spent three years at the Arous Diving Resort, in war-torn Sudan. He was hotel staff by day, taking guests out for sailing trips and windsurfing lessons. But by night, he was helping fellow Mossad agent Dani Limor smuggle thousands of persecuted Ethiopian Jews through Sudan and to Jerusalem. He speaks to actor and spy novelist Charlie Higson about this dual life, living under the threat of being discovered, and surviving gunfire by the Sudanese military.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hold onto your seats as a Mossad operative faces a life-or-death moment in 1980s Sudan. The tension rises during a daring airlift to save Ethiopian Jewish refugees. Quick thinking and resilience shine through the chaos, leading to a touching celebration years later. Discover the struggles behind Operation Brothers and the historical journey of Ethiopian Jews. Plus, find out about a mysterious Mossad agent leading a double life in the next installment. Intrigue, bravery, and humanitarianism collide in this captivating tale.

In a daring twist, a Mossad operative proposes turning a deserted Sudanese resort into a cover for rescuing Ethiopian Jews stranded in refugee camps. The operation is fraught with tension as negotiations unfold and the stakes rise. A dramatic sea evacuation showcases a commando's bravery when a woman falls overboard, intertwining themes of hope and identity amidst the chaos. Tension mounts as they board the Navy ship Bat Ghalim, leading to a gripping tale of courage and covert operations in a perilous landscape.

A secret SOS triggers a thrilling Mossad mission to rescue Ethiopian Jews from a dangerous Marxist regime. The podcast dives into the heart-pounding escape plan through hostile territories, detailing the personal sacrifices of operatives. It captures the desperate journey of a Jewish teacher selling his ring for help, while Mossad agents work in the shadows to ensure safe evacuations. The tension and bravery showcase the high stakes involved in a covert operation aimed at saving lives.

Richard Aldrich and Rory Cormac, esteemed scholars and co-authors of 'The Secret Royals', explore the British royal family's intriguing ties to espionage. They discuss how Queen Victoria and Elizabeth II operated as intelligence handlers, accessing sensitive information and influencing national security. The conversation touches on spies visiting Buckingham Palace, Princess Diana's complex relationship with the intelligence community, and how modern royals like King Charles engage with secret services today. Secrets steeped in history reveal a legacy of royal intrigue.

Travel back to January 1944 as Hardy Amies grapples with the stakes of espionage in WWII. Discover the intense planning behind liberating Antwerp, where daring SOE agents take on Nazi defenses. The podcast dives deep into the emotional scars left on Brussels after the war, revealing the personal struggles of those who survived. An intriguing tale of Prosper De Zieta unfolds, showcasing his hidden identity while echoing the glamour of a fashion designer whose work graces Queen Elizabeth II. Explore loyalty and betrayal in the intertwining worlds of royalty and intelligence.