Ian Sinclair journalism

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 25 July 2026 Established by David Cromwell and David Edwards in 2001, Media Lens monitors and challenges the UK’s mainstream media, drawing attention to what they describe as “the systemic failure of the corporate media to rep…

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 30 June 2026 QUOTING a 2020 United Nations Environment Programme report, at the National Emergency Briefing in November Professor Kevin Anderson noted “collectively the top 1 per cent of global emitters have lifestyles that gi…

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 7 July 2026 THE liberal media puts Harry Houdini in the shade when it comes to making things disappear.

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 27 May 2026 THOUGH it feels largely forgotten today, the creation of the Climate Change Committee (CCC) in 2008 was a huge victory for the climate movement.

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 1 May 2026 ON November 27 last year ten of the UK’s leading experts gave a National Emergency Briefing in Westminster to an invited audience of more than 1,200 people, including politicians and prominent members of the busines…

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 21 April 2026 THE Commons Preservation Society, Epping Forest in the 1870s, the 1932 Kinder Scout trespass — Morning Star readers will know England has a rich tradition of popular struggle to increase public access to the coun…

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 9 April 2026 WITH the horror of the war on Iran dominating headlines since late February, it feels a long time ago that US President Donald Trump claimed in January that Nato, and therefore Britain, sent “some troops” to Afgha…

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 19 March 2026 WE are all being taken for mugs.

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 7 March 2026 “Omission is the most powerful form of lie”.

by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 26 February 2026 “I BEGAN writing this book in a moment of rage” is not your typical first line from a senior, highly respected academic at the heart of imperial power.