In this free episode of the Behind the Lines podcast, journalists David Walsh and Alan English talk about the pursuit of Lance Armstrong which culminated in possibly the biggest sports story of this century so far.

An extract from David Walsh’s book ‘The Russian Affair’.

Mary Walsh settled proceedings brought against her by her step-son David Walsh in 2018.

David Walsh is our guest on this week’s edition of Behind the Lines.

David Walsh, chief sportswriter with the Sunday Times, is our guest on this week’s Behind the Lines.

David Walsh talks to The42 about his new book, The Russian Affair.

Cathrina Cahill fatally stabbed her fiance David Walsh in February 2017.

A prosecutor noted that Cathrina Cahill previously told police she did not fear him.

Victim impact statements were read yesterday by four of David Walsh’s brothers in the case against Cathrina Cahill.

David Walsh, who was a father of three young girls, was stabbed to death at his home in February 2017.

In a statement Cusack said, “I showed a lack of judgement in this situation for which I am genuinely sorry.”

The Sunday Times chief sports writer wrote a character reference for Humphries

Humphries groomed and sexually abused a teenage girl.

David Walsh’s fiancée Tina Cahill has been charged with his murder.

25-year-old Cathrina Cahill made no application for bail in court this morning.

David Walsh came from a “decent, hard-working family” in Enniscorthy, locals said.

Mary Walsh’s lawyers argued that she was not obliged to say where the lotto had gone.

Galway woman Mary Walsh was last week ordered to pay her stepson David €560,000 from a 2011 Lottery win

The judge found the evidence of Mary Walsh to be ‘not credible’ and ‘unreliable’.

800m runner Yuliya Stepanova has been running under a neutral flag at recent events.

The journalist was speaking to Off The Ball last night.

The Irish journalist is the subject of a new documentary about his troubled relationship with the sport of cycling.

We assess the upcoming documentary about one of the most notorious athletes of recent years.

The new Lance Armstrong documentary will be released in Irish cinemas on 31 January.

The pair were good friends and colleagues for many years.

The Irish journalist and author has a new book out that follows Team Sky and Tour de France winner Chris Froome.

The similarity is striking.

Ben Foster will take on the role of Armstrong while Breaking Bad’s Jesse Plemons will also feature.

The winner of the £25,000 prize will be announced in late November.

The publication was forced to give the disgraced cyclist £300,000 in a 2006 court decision

The Sunday Times journalist took to Twitter in an effort to clarify statements made in his latest column.

Kimmage described parts of a recent article defending Chris Froome as “insulting.”

‘Who are the mob’ Kimmage asks his friend and former colleague.

The Tour de France legend says he doesn’t “rejoice” in the downfall of the man that pushed him out of cycling.

The Sunday Times journalist appeared alongside Emma O’Reilly last night.

The Irish journalist also admitted that his relentless pursuit of the disgraced cyclist became “an obsession”.

The cycling journalist last featured on the programme in 2002.

The two writers who stayed on the story for over a decade are ready for your questions.

Thanks, Oprah.