Ian Dunt

Ian Dunt served as the editor-at-large of Politics.co.uk until 2021. He is a regular host on the Oh God What Now podcast, a columnist for the New European and the i newspaper, and the author of two books: Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now and How To Be A Liberal.

Latest articles

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Departure: May leaves Downing Street for the last time with her husband

May exit report: A terrible premiership with little to recommend it

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Johnson triumphant. But the promises of the campaign won't hold for long.

Boris Johnson: The next human sacrifice to the Brexit machine

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President Donald Trump works the crowd during a campaign rally at East Carolina University, where chants of 'send her back' broke out.

Week in Review: Something grim rises from Trump’s rally

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Johnson: Defeated by MPs before he is even in office

First blood: Parliament blocks Boris Johnson’s plan to sideline it

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Ignored: Many European voters were turned away from polling stations during May's election.

Revealed: Letter shows UK govt indifference to European voters

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Liam Fox, international trade secretary. An effective trade remedies department is crucial to protecting British workers

The trade remedies problem: Brexit no-deal plan in disarray

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A bad week in British politics

Week in Review: Things fall apart, the centre cannot hold

Tories and Labour are stuck in a reverse arms race, making each other even worse by virtue of their own collapse.

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British ambassador says the Trump White House is a mess

Trump ambassador revelations: Brexiters reveal the Trump-love game-plan

Trump ambassador revelations highlight the servility that lies beneath the movement for total British sovereignty.

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Coming together: Signs emerge of Remain coordination

Week in Review: Remain starts to gather

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Putin: "The liberal idea has become obsolete."

Week in Review: Putin comes clean

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In it together: Can Remain parties form an electoral alliance

Anti-Brexit parties need a Remain alliance while there’s still time

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Violence as culture war: Debate over incident reflects increasingly common political fault lines.

Week in Review: Justifying attacks on women for the culture war

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Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are the final two contenders for the leadership.

Johnson vs Hunt: The most pointless contest imaginable

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Conservative party leadership contender Boris Johnson leaving his home in south London this morning.

Boris Johnson debate performance: After the jokes, there’s just nothing there

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Lots of coverage is focused on the Tory election fight, but the changes in Remain could prove decisive

Week in Review: The Brexit story we’re not talking about

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Leadership contest drama: Frivolous competition nevertheless full of casual assurances about an extreme no-deal policy

A few questions we could maybe ask the Tory candidates about no-deal

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European election leaflets ahead of the vote this week.

European elections: Remain triumphant

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Theresa May walks back into Downing Street after announcing her resignation this morning.

May ends her premiership as she started it: With the greatest lie of all

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Theresa May is living out her final days as prime minister.

This prime minister was destroyed by Brexit. And the next one will be too.

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