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Download the app today. One summer afternoon in 2016, in 2016, a young woman squeezed into the tiny bathroom on board a fishing vessel.

She locked the door behind her and leaned in close to the mirror to get a good look at her face,

in particular her left eye, which was disturbingly red.

She used both hands to stretch the skin back around her eye, and the tissue along the

edge of her eyelid looked totally strange. So she just ran a finger along it and then suddenly

something dislodged from her eye. It was the small sliver of fuzz about the size and thickness of a carpet fiber.

The woman leaned in closer to the mirror and delicately pinched this weird strand

and pulled it away from her eye.

She held it up to the bathroom light trying to figure out what it was,

and to her surprise, it was almost half an inch long.

As she stood there wondering how on earth this weird piece of fiber had gotten wedged in her eye,

something strange happened. The little strand began to move. from Wandaonary, this is The Spy Who. This month we open the file on Oleg Lellen, the spy who saved MI5.

Lellen's actions changed the course of the Cold War in the 1970s, a Russian who defected to Britain after being caught in a love affair that shook the world.

His actions triggered the biggest removal of spies by any government in history.

It's a story of an overstretched security service in need of a win and a covert plan to bring catastrophe to Britain's streets.

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