Chief Sports Writer, Sunday Times, UK - David Walsh
The Interview20 Feb 2017

Chief Sports Writer, Sunday Times, UK - David Walsh

Stephen Sackur speaks to Irish sports journalist David Walsh, who was convinced that cycling’s untouchable champion Lance Armstrong was a drugs cheat long before the sport revealed the scale of his deceit. Armstrong is history now, but doping continues to devalue elite sport - maybe it is a problem no amount of truth telling journalism can fix. It is the job of the journalist to speak truth to power, but can defying conventional wisdom and the powers that be often mean the profession can be a lonely place?

(Photo: David Walsh, chief Sports writer, Sunday Times, UK in the Hardtalk studio)

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