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Reporters track ‘the spy with no name’ who pretended to be woman's long-lost son

Summary by East London Advertiser
Two journalists who began their careers on the East London Advertiser and Ilford Recorder later went on the international trail of a Cold War spy who pretended to be a woman’s long-lost son for 13 years. They have detailed the case in their new book A Spy in the Family.
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Reporters track ‘the spy with no name’ who pretended to be woman's long-lost son

Two journalists who began their careers on the East London Advertiser and Ilford Recorder later went on the international trail of a Cold War spy who pretended to be a woman’s long-lost son for 13 years. They have detailed the case in their new book A Spy in the Family.

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East London Advertiser broke the news in on Thursday, February 27, 2025.
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