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Dr Claire Hubbard-Hall: The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence
Join leading intelligence historian Claire Hubbard-Hall, author of Her Secret Service, as she uncovers the hidden women at the heart of Britain’s secret intelligence.
Drawing on private papers and newly declassified files, she brings to life the extraordinary stories of these true custodians of Britain’s secrets, from MI6’s Kathleen Pettigrew who later in life declared ‘I was Miss Moneypenny, but with more power’; MI5’s first female officer Jane Archer; to Winifred Spink, Britain’s first female agent sent to Russia in 1916.
This event finished on Saturday 20 June 2026
Genre: History, Politics and Current Affairs
Location: Chapel
Duration: 1 hour
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Dr Claire Hubbard-Hall: The Forgotten Women of British Intelligence
Claire Hubbard-Hall is a historian of modern intelligence and warfare, specialising in the hidden roles of women in Britain’s security services. She is the author of Her Secret Service, which draws on newly released archival material to reveal the real women behind Britain’s secret state.
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