Spying on the real-life spies
WE’RE obsessed with spies. They’re always put up on a pedestal and seen as dashing men saving lives without breaking a sweat and returning home just in time for a dirty martini.
But what does it really take to be 007? Secrets of the
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Spies, on ITV on Tuesday, delved into of special agents, looked at some real cases, interviewed former spies and asked what qualities you need.
One former MI6 spook, who juggled 14 aliases at one time, revealed that spying is “like acting” – though presumably with far worse consequences than a bad review.
DOUGLAS Henshall series returned for his final murdermystery of weather-beaten on BBC1 thriller Shetland
DI Perez, he was on Wednesday. As to find that back from suspension had turned up – yet another body dropped in this time in a suitcase survive the sea. Will Shetland or Henshall’s departure will this be another sudden death?