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Dr Mike Pottinger spoke to Sky News about the role of organised crime groups in the use of illicit drugs in sport.

A political science, economics and finance lecturer, Dr Pottenger (@Mike_Pottenger) completed a PhD on the international political economy of corruption and organised crime.


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