Thatcher's Spy

"Thatcher's Spy" tells the true story of Willie Carlin, a deep undercover British intelligence agent who spent 11 years working closely with IRA leaders during the Troubles, gaining unprecedented insights into the republican movement. When his cover was blown in 1985, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher personally authorized his dramatic extraction from danger. The narrative reveals the dangerous world of espionage and the personal risks involved in covert operations during a turbulent period in history.