Time Out London magazine (Issue 1865)

Undercover London Lifting the lid on the dark world of London's spies, 'Spooks' creator David Wolstencraft explores the espionage abounding in the capital, where double-crossing has turned into terrorist tracking. Then into the past, when Sixteenth-century Elizabethan spymasters were employed by the monarchy as a powerful tool for hunting down Catholic priests and other threats. And ex-Russian spy Oleg Gordievsky reveals how he double-crossed the Soviet Union's elite spies, by working for the British
PLUS Undercover bunkers, hidden London spy locations, spy gadgets, and how to apply (and how not to apply) for a job in MI5; great summer accessories for under £50; earplugs for clubbing, and The Chelsea Flower Show.