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Download the app today. On a December evening in the late 1970s, a teenage girl sat at a bus stop in St Louis, Missouri,

freezing wind whipped against her face,

and so she zipped up her old worn-out coat

and tried to stop her teeth from chattering. When the bus finally pulled up, the girl didn't get on. She couldn't

afford the fair and she didn't have anywhere to go. And so as the sun set, she curled up on the bus bench, hoping she would just make it through the night without getting frostbite.

As she laid there in the cold, she prayed for her life to change.

She dreamed of having a good job, a warm bed, and a family that loved her.

What she didn't know was that in just a few years, she would have all of those things and more.

However, that dream life would turn out to be a nightmare.

Some stories were never meant to be heard.

Beneath the visible world of parliaments,

politicians and civil servants

lies an invisible state filled with secret operatives playing to very different rules.

From Wundry, I'm Indravama and this is the spy who.

This month we open the file on Noir Anayat Khan, the spy who wouldn't lie.

When Germany invades France, Noir and her family are forced to flee to Britain.

But Noor decides she can't just sit out the war,

so she accepts one of the most dangerous spy missions of World War II,

a job that will put her deep into enemy territory.

Follow the Spy Who now, wherever you listen to podcasts.

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