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Video: MGM+ Debuts Official Trailer and Key Art for "Secret Service"
[11/02/26 - 09:03 AM] Video: MGM+ Debuts Official Trailer and Key Art for "Secret Service" Adapted from Tom Bradby's bestselling novel, "Secret Service" follows senior MI6 officer Kate Henderson (Gemma Arterton), whose covert investigation uncovers evidence that a high-ranking UK politician may be working as a Russian asset.
Breaking News - MGM+ Presents "Secret Service" - The Series Premieres November 22, 2026 on MGM+
MGM+ PRESENTS "SECRET SERVICE" The Series Premieres November 22, 2026 on MGM+ Kate Henderson, a senior spy for MI6, is running an operation in Istanbul during which she overhears her Russian targets discussing a Russian asset who is now senior in British politics and set to be in 'pole position' when the prime minister resigns. Unable to act on the information without jeopardizing UK democracy, Kate and MI6 sit tight.
Secret Service (2026), de James Marsh
Kate Henderson es la jefa de la “sección Rusia” del servicio secreto británico. Está tras la pista del jefe de inteligencia ruso, ubicado en Malta, por quien se entera de una noticia que hace referencia al gobierno del Reino Unido. Se trata de una información sensible que únicamente ha podido llegar a los rusos por una filtración. Luego Kate concluye que hay un topo en Londres que opera para los rusos.
Brooklyn Beckham shares intimate bedroom photo of wife Nicola as he follows in Prince Harry's footsteps
It's been nine days since Brooklyn Beckham posted his bombshell statement regarding his strained relationship with his parents Victoria and David, claiming he is not looking to reconcile with them after months of estrangement. Now, the Cloud23 hot sauce founder has checked into a five-star retreat with his wife Nicola to unwind from all the drama.
'One thing about this US election, it is probably going to be unbelievably close'
If you know one thing about this US election, it is probably that it is unbelievably close, right? On a knife edge. Neck and neck. I’ve long worried about the extent to which the polls impact our coverage of all modern elections. We’re obsessed by the narrative of the horse race; who is ahead, who is closing on the rails, who has late momentum. And above all, who is going to win.
Why now is the perfect time to be Talking Politics | ITV News
Has there ever been an election year in prospect like 2024? Not only does a Tory government look on the ropes here, but Donald Trump’s enemies in the US insist it is democracy itself that will be on the ballot there, a once unimaginable prospect in the country we are used to thinking of as the leader of the free world. The latest speculation about the election date here suggests that it might be conducted under the shadow of America’s titanic struggle.
Compassionate, charismatic and humane, Emily Morgan was a brilliant journalist
One thing is for sure; if Emily Morgan were still alive, this tribute would end up being a whole lot shorter. I can see her now with her metaphorical red pen: ‘Hmm, I don’t think so. No, that is too much. No, absolutely not …’ As a reporter, as a colleague, as a friend, she had many talents. But she had only a limited sense of what a brilliant human being she was. There’s nothing worse than tribute as hagiography, so I have been racking my brain this week for some faults.
The history and politics behind US presidents embracing their Irish roots | ITV News
If you want to understand why so many American presidents seem so keen to focus on their Irish roots, one statistic should help: there are forty-five million Americans who claim Irish ancestry. And, albeit that they come from different backgrounds and traditions, that is a potentially huge voting bloc. Everyone knows about John F. Kennedy, of course, all four of whose grandparents were the children of Irish immigrants from Wexford, Limerick and Cavan respectively.
New library books
These works of spy fiction are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “Mother Daughter Traitor Spy” by Susan Elia MacNeal In Los Angeles in 1940, Veronica and her mother stumble upon an underground Nazi cell and go undercover to gather enough information to take to the authorities with the help of an anti-Nazi spymaster, embroiling them in a plot far more sinister than they feared where one misstep could cost them everything.
What kind of king will Charles be? Those who know him best speak in ITV documentary
Even now you have to sometimes pinch yourself for a reminder that it is true; after all those years of continuity, the Queen has gone and we have a new King. The weeks since Queen Elizabeth’s passing have provided a startling reminder of just how different the job of Prince of Wales is from that of monarch. King Charles III began with a new prime minister only just in the job, then had to watch her policies explode and her premiership implode in just a few short weeks.
Chaos and Tumult as Fuel for Fiction
Tom Bradby's espionage thriller Yesterday's Spy is out now. Today he visits the site to ponder his writing process, and to discuss how tumultuous times serve as a form of inspiration for his fiction—and highlight our humanity. Ten novels—and more than a few screenplays—into my writing career, an interview question rather took me by surprise the other day. What prompts you, I was asked, to open your computer and start writing a new story?
One Night in Tehran, August 1953: The Law of Unintended Consequences
It is safe bet that not too many people know about the stifling Tehran night in August 1953 when the CIA and the British Secret Intelligence Service conspired to overthrow a democratically elected government and its profoundly popular leader, with the enthusiastic participation of right-wing elements in the Iranian military and the unequivocal backing of President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill. But we perhaps should.
Yesterday's Spy
From the author of the bestselling Kate Henderson series comes a brand new espionage thriller Praise for Tom Bradby: 'A gripping thriller' Sunday Times 'Enthralling and fast-moving' Daily Mail 'Teems with twists...imaginative and unexpected' The Times 'Cracking' Financial Times 'An all-too-plausible premise' Observer _____________________________ A man in search of his son. An agent on the run from his past. A country on the verge of revolution...
Natasha Cooper - May 2022 Crime Round-up
Home » Current Issue » Natasha Cooper « previous | next » Let’s Pretend By Laura Vaughan Corvus 336pp £14.99 order from our bookshop The murder in this novel of deception and fakery happens near the end, by which time we have got to know Lily Thane, an actor who had tremendous success as a child but now has to fight for even tiny parts. Her bank balance is restored by a contract to act as Adam Harker’s girlfriend on the red carpet and elsewhere.
Yesterday's Spy
From the author of the bestselling Kate Henderson series comes a brand new espionage thriller A man in search of his son. An agent on the run from his past. A country on the verge of revolution... Nothing good ever comes from a midnight phone call. For washed-up spy Harry Tower, it is the worst news at the worst possible time. His son, Sean, has gone missing in troubled Iran after writing an exposé about government corruption.
'A nuclear option is suicide for Russia' warns Latvia's President Egils Levits
'Let me be clear, a nuclear option is also suicide for Russia' It has been an astonishing few days by any standards. After the shock of the invasion – however foreshadowed and foretold, the final decision still took many by surprise – we have witnessed the inspirational heroism of the Ukrainians and a much more dramatic international response than many, including the Russian leader himself, appear to have expected.
Is Russia thinking about further attempts to undermine Western democracies? | ITV News
ITV News at Ten Presenter Tom Bradby sits down with Christopher Steele Keen observers of international politics may well remember the name Christopher Steele. He was the former secret intelligence service officer and Moscow specialist who wrote the famous – or infamous, depending on your point of view – Trump dossier that ended up alerting the world to the possibility of Russian interference in the election that Mr Trump was to win in 2016.
Party trotz Corona-Lockdown: Premier Johnson unter Druck
Hat der britische Premier dreist gelogen? Mit Scherzen über eine Party und gebrochene Corona-Regeln sorgten Regierungsbeamte für Empörung. Nun steht Johnson massiv in der Kritik Premierminister Johnson hat sich für die Witze seiner Mitarbeiter über Corona-Einschränkungen entschuldigt. Quelle: AP Sie sollen gefeiert haben, als Hunderte starben und Millionen ihre Lieben nicht sehen durften - und Tage später scherzten sie vor laufender Kamera über den eklatanten Regelbruch.
Why US are downplaying comparisons between the fall of Kabul and fall of Saigon | ITV News
United States policy-makers have been keen to play down any comparisons between the collapse of Kabul and the fall of Saigon in 1975 and it is not hard to see why. America lost more than 50,000 soldiers then in a war that killed hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese and ended in scenes of abject humiliation that are still replayed to this day. But the parallels are apt and numerous. America’s intervention in both places was predicated on the idea of stopping a global ideology from spreading.
Triple Cross Review
by Tom Bradby Kate Henderson is reluctantly pulled back into spying at the personal request of the prime minister, and then finds that her job will entail unmasking a Russian intelligence asset at the heart of MI6. Review Kate Henderson has left MI6 after a disastrous investigation into an allegation that the British Prime Minister is working for the Russians.
Triple Cross by Tom Bradby | Goldsboro Books | Goldsboro Books
Attempting to rebuild her shattered life in the South of France, former MI6 operative Kate Henderson receives an unexpected and most unwelcome visit from an old adversary: the UK Prime Minister. He has an extraordinary story to tell - and he needs her help. A Russian agent has come forward with news that the PM has been the victim of the greatest misinformation play in the history of MI6.
Are we witnessing the beginning of the end of the UK?
A big day in UK politics. Here are some thoughts: 1) There are still results to come in, but it looks like Nicola Sturgeon will be able to put together a majority for a second independence referendum. All the evidence suggests Scotland is split more or less down the middle on the issue now (compared to last time when Alex Salmond began a very long way behind), which gives her a fighting chance of achieving her lifelong dream.
Natasha Cooper - May 2021 Crime Round-up
Home » Current Issue » Natasha Cooper « previous | next » May 2021 Crime Round-up Jane Casey, Greg Buchanan, Tom Bradby, Sharon Bolton, Paula McLain, Adele Parks, Philip Gwynne Jones, Eva Dolan, Frank Gardner, Ajay Chowdhury The Killing Kind By Jane Casey HarperCollins 480pp £12.99 order from our bookshop Jane Casey has moved on from her Maeve Kerrigan series to produce a stand-alone novel with a junior barrister as the first-person narrator.
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DOUBLE AGENT . . . In brief
Political journalist, TV news presenter – and novelist – Tom Bradby is as close to the centre of British international relations as it is possible to get without signing The Official Secrets Act. His first novel, Shadow Dancer, was published in 1998, and now his eighth book – Double Agent – which came out in hardback earlier this year, is available from 7th January in paperback.
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Angela Bauer, abauer@myjournalcourier.com Published 4:08 am CST, Saturday, January 2, 2021 Image 1 of / 7 Caption Close Image 1 of 7 What’s new at Jacksonville Public Library: ADULT FICTION “Double Agent” by Tom Bradby: Kidnapped in Venice by a Russian defector, Kate knows she’s in trouble. When the kidnapper offers her conclusive evidence that the British prime minister is a live agent working for Moscow, Kate’s holiday quickly becomes the start of her next mission.
DOUBLE AGENT | Kirkus Reviews
by Ken Follett ‧ RELEASE DATE: Sept. 15, 2020 Murder, sex, and unholy ambition threaten to overwhelm the glimmers of light in Dark Ages England in this prequel to The Pillars of the Earth (1989). A Viking raid in 997 C.E. kills Edgar’s one true love, Sungifu, and he vows never to love another—but come on, he’s only 18. The young man is a talented builder who has strong personal values.
US election 2020: The key moments to watch out for through the night - and when we might get a result
We are only a few hours away now from this most exciting of election nights. So how do we read it? What can you expect from our programme, which begins at 11pm on ITV? Well, there are two ways to look at it. If it is close, then it may well be that the so-called rust belt states that swung to Trump last time will be critical. Mr Biden has looked to have a steady lead in Wisconsin and Michigan, so it could all come down to Pennsylvania, where almost everyone agrees it is tighter.
How the result of the 2020 US election could be contested in a way like no other in living memory
There are few things more exciting in journalism than an election night, and the events of this one in particular might just be the most keenly anticipated of my lifetime. With shops and premises all over America boarded up and the White House with a new fence around it that looks designed to withstand a siege, it is clear we live in unprecedented times. It is hard to shake the sense that it is not just two candidates on the ballot tonight, but the nature of American democracy.
Can Donald Trump still win the US election? Absolutely, yes
It is probably fair to say that there are many people in the UK, even some on the right of the political spectrum, who find the enduring appeal of Donald Trump to American voters utterly baffling. How can someone so rude, erratic and apparently rash still be adored by millions of Americans? How has he got away with not only breaking, but smashing up, just about every political norm of the last half century? And is it really conceivable that he could still win?
David Cameron's dilemma over Maria Miller
The Prime Minister has a problem with Maria Miller. On balance, his original decision to keep her on looked just about fair enough. It is hard to discern any sign of malevolence or fraud in a detailed reading of the report by MPs and perhaps the worst you can say is that her personal finances seemed chaotic (not that this will strike a chord with any of us) and that she seemed to have got inexplicably shirty with the people running the investigation.
Full story of Donald Trump's dealings with Kim Jong-un feature in new Bob Woodward book
There are few reporters more venerated or experienced than Bob Woodward, the Washington Post journalist who along with Carl Bernstein doggedly pursued the Watergate scandal and brought down President Nixon. But there is a genuine puzzle at the heart of his latest book, which is why Donald Trump chose to take such a starring role in it.
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Double Agent
Written by Tom Bradby Review written by Jon Morgan Jon Morgan is a retired police Superintendent and francophile who, it is said, has consequently seen almost everything awful that people can do to each other. He relishes quality writing in all genres but advises particularly on police procedure for authors including John Harvey and Jon McGregor.
Double Agent by Tom Bradby
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Double Agent | Tom Bradby | 9781787632370 | NetGalley
It was supposed to be a quiet family weekend away. But for Senior MI6 officer Kate Henderson, nothing is ever that simple... Kidnapped in Venice by a Russian defector, Kate knows she's in trouble. But all is not as it seems. The spy offers her conclusive evidence that the British Prime Minister is a live agent working for Moscow. Kate’s holiday quickly becomes the start of her next mission.
Double Agent by Tom Bradby
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Secret Service
Written by Tom Bradby — With a plot that would have seemed far-fetched just a few years ago, Tom Bradby’s latest political thriller feels like it could have been ripped from the headlines. Deception, betrayal and the ethical vulnerability that compromise Western political leaders are here turned into a gripping, all-too-believable tale. Bradby’s protagonist Kate Henderson is head of MI6’s Russia Desk and an experienced operative.
Secret Service by Tom Bradby
zoom Tom Bradby (author) £7.99 £5.99 Paperback 448 Pages / Published: 09/01/2020 Save £2.00 10+ in stock Usually dispatched within 24 hours Quantity This item has been added to your basket Your local Waterstones may have stock of this item. Please check by using Click & Collect The latest novel from former ITV News editor Tom Bradby is a blockbuster thriller dripping with political intrigue and shadowy espionage.
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Secret Service
Bradby ( The White Russian) uses current-day political fears to great effect in this new spy thriller. Kate Henderson, an M16 senior intelligence officer, has been tipped off to a meeting of powerful Russians, oligarchs, and governmental power brokers on a Russian oligarch’s yacht. She obtains audio that indicates the Russians are working to infiltrate the highest levels of British government and place a pro-Putin prime minister in office.
Member Reviews | NetGalley
Member Reviews Samantha B, Media I read Tom Bradbury’s latest offering the week of Theresa May’s resignation. I joked with friends on various whatsapp groups that the Russians will have a hand in whoever the next leader is. I owe my remark (which was well received!) to Bradbury’s brilliantly believable thriller Secret Service. I had no idea of his career as an author. It is just as well.
Secret Service by Tom Bradby
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My thanks to NetGalley and publisher Random House UK for the ARC. This is a cracking thriller - no less worthy of a TV series like The Bodyguard and Homeland; excellent writing and characterisation for the main protagonists, Kate and Stuart Henderson, and really good dialogue. A contemporary feel to the storyline which encompasses the use of social-media, misinformation and election-rigging by foreign powers.
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Secret Service
Ali Karim was a Board Member of Bouchercon [The World Crime & Mystery Convention] and co-chaired programming for Bouchercon Raleigh, North Carolina in 2015. He is Assistant Editor of Shots eZine, British correspondent for The Rap Sheet and writes and reviews for many US magazines & Ezines. It’s been a decade since Tom Bradby published a novel.
I have a confession to make - I am not enjoying covering the Scottish referendum
I have a confession this morning, which is that I am not enjoying covering the Scottish referendum. I should be. All journalists live for the chance to report on great events and they don’t come more momentous than the potential break-up of the UK. But pretty much all reporters I chatted to yesterday agreed that the level of abuse and even intimidation being meted out by some in the ‘Yes’ campaign was making this referendum a rather unpleasant experience.
A Novel: Tom Bradby: 9781400032006: Amazon.com: Books
Some early reviewers of The White Russian complained that it was not as "atmospheric" as Tom Bradby's earlier Master of Rain, which was set in 1926 Shanghai. I have to disagree. The White Russian is an all-around better book in that it is plotted with more depth and believability than the earlier novel, and the atmospheric elements are better integrated with plot and characterization.
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16 of 18 people found the following review helpful Reading "The Master of Rain" is a bit like immersing yourself in a really good and gripping black and white American noir flick from the '40s. The ingredients are all there: a prostitute is found brutally murdered, and the young policeman (Richard Field, fresh off the boat from Yorkshire) assigned to this his first major murder case, is determined to prove himself and to discover who perpetrated this heinous crime, no matter what.
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Shadow Dancer has received plenty of praise, but after reading the book I felt a tiny bit disappointed.Bradby's novel tells the story of Colette McGraw - Provisional IRA member turned informer - and blends terrorism, intrigue, romance and family loyalty. All is set against the backdrop of `The Troubles' on both sides of the Irish Sea.
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