# Tom Gillespie

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Mandelson – the biggest political scandal since Profumo?

John Profumo was secretary of state for war when he had an affair with Christine Keeler, which ultimately brought down Conservative prime minister Harold Macmillan in the early 1960s. Parallels are now being drawn between the Profumo affair, and the crisis Sir Keir Starmer is facing over Peter Mand…

Will the Andrew claims overshadow William in Saudi?

**Since we published this episode, we've heard from Buckingham Palace about allegations that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential documents with Jeffrey Epstein whilst acting as a UK Trade Envoy. "The King has made clear, in words and through unprecedented actions, his profound concern at…

Should the 'Suffolk Strangler' have been stopped sooner?

The "Suffolk Strangler" murders horrified the UK in 2006, as five women were killed in the Ipswich area. But should the killer have been caught years before? Steve Wright became known as one of the country's most notorious serial killers - and admitted last week to having murdered a sixth woman in …

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s apology: did he mean it?

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has apologised for his “choice of language” in an interview with Sky News’ economics and data editor, Ed Conway. The billionaire, who part-owns Manchester United, but lives in Monaco, said the UK is being ‘colonised’ by immigrants. His comments have been criticised by the prime mi…

The teen who could lead North Korea: Who is Kim Jong Un's young’un?

Kim Ju Ae could be the next leader of North Korea. Despite only being around 13 years old, there are reports her father, Kim Jong Un, has handpicked her as his heir. So, what is known about the youngster who may become the next head of one of the world's most secretive countries? Niall is joined by…

Should the UK be ready for chemical warfare with Moscow?

The Kremlin has denied using a dart frog toxin to kill Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny in 2024. But Britain and four European allies say they have evidence that points to the use of the forbidden chemical agent. Why did the allies choose the Munich security conference to make this point? A…

Andrew arrested: Can it get any worse for the Royal Family?

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office on his 66th birthday following revelations in the Epstein files. The former prince’s links with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein have been known for years - so has the Royal Family done enough to investigat…

Why is the world’s gold under the streets of London?

Imagine being in a room surrounded by £64bn worth of gold. It’s a glittering reality Sky’s economics and data editor Ed Conway experienced in one of 12 huge vaults below the Bank of England. To be granted access to the vaults is incredibly rare, not least because the gold bars inside them has been …

Why isn’t the UK stopping Putin’s shadow fleet?

When is a shadow fleet not a shadow fleet? Perhaps when it’s shipping millions of dollars' worth of crude oil through the English Channel in broad daylight. The UK has imposed sanctions on the Russian oil trade since the start of the full invasion of Ukraine - but tankers helping to fund Putin’s wa…

Straight Lines | Tom Gillespie: Global Scouting, Player Development, and the Truth About What Really Translates

In this episode of Straight Lines with Tim Neiman, international scouting leader Tom Gillespie shares a powerful perspective on player development, global baseball growth, and what truly separates players at every level of the game. With over a decade of experience scouting and developing players…