Ian Sinclair

Ian Sinclair is the author of The March That Shook Blair: An Oral History of 15 February 2003, published by Peace News Press. He tweets @IanJSinclair.

The BBC whitewashing our failures in Afghanistan

John Simpson's description of Afghanistan's progress couldn't be further from the truth.

By Ian Sinclair

/ 12 Nov 2014

The joined-up policies of the Green Party

Is it any wonder that much of the mainstream media and political elite are attempting to exclude the Green Party from the UK's television election debates?

By Ian Sinclair

/ 1 Nov 2014

Metamorphosing from a butterfly to a slug: The Daily Herald and The Sun

A crucial tale on the role that money and advertising play in how our media is shaped, and to whose interests the media must consequently serve.

By Ian Sinclair

/ 15 Sep 2014

Reconsidering the failure of the anti-Iraq war march

Ten years on from the largest public demonstration in British history, NLP’s Alex Doherty spoke to Ian Sinclair, author of the new book The march that shook Blair: An oral history of 15 February 2003.

By Alex Doherty and Ian Sinclair

/ 15 Feb 2013