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.

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Abbott's proposed role in the trade body has sparked an avalanche of criticisms.

Week in Review: Tony Abbott and the vortex of international stupidity

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Week in Review: The truth is, people like working from home

Week in Review: The truth is, people like working from home

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Gavin Williamson in his office at the Department of Education this week, at a photo-shoot arranged to coincide with the U-turn.

Week in Review: We deserve a better class of scoundrel

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Priti Patel: New asylum legislation on its way.

Week in Review: Patel deepens the moral collapse of the Home Office

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Farage at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland, US. The former MEP acts as a transmission agent for nationalism.

The refugee crisis is fake. The culture war isn’t.

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Global Britain? Most trade deals are replicating what the UK already had.

Week in Review: Small Brexity pickings

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Long hot summer: But without the tranquillity

Week in Review: A long tense summer

We’re gradually starting to understand that our lives aren’t going back to normal.

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A year under a post-truth prime minister

Week in Review: A year under a post-truth prime minister

Under Boris Johnson, the entire notion of objective truth threatens to drift away from politics altogether.

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Starmer addresses the Commons during PMQs today.

Phase one of the Starmer leadership is a resounding success

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Johnson and Cummings: report delayed due to Brexit divisions with previous chairman.

Russia report: The government left us completely exposed to Kremlin interference

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President Andrzej Duda casts his vote at a polling station in his hometown of Krakow, Poland, last Sunday.

Week in Review: The battle in Poland

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Chris Grayling: Famous for his incompetence.

Brutal but inept: What the Grayling shambles tells us about Downing Street

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Vote Leave campaign: What was then dismissed is now officially acknowledged.

Brexit ad campaign’s ‘new start’ is a trip to the past

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Starmer sits in the Commons during this week's PMQs

Week in Review: Labour returns to its anti-racist roots

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Week in Review: Labour's mountain to climb

Week in Review: Labour’s mountain to climb

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HBO removed Gone With The Wind from its streaming service this week.

Week in Review: We’re going to have to accept that some things are good and bad

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Protesters demonstrate in New York on Thursday as outrage continues to grow over the death of George Floyd.

Week in Review: The fake equality of All Lives Matter

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Cummings arrives at Downing Street on Wednesday, during an intense week of media coverage.

Week in Review: Cummings killed the lock-down

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Dominic Cummings arrives at his north London home yesterday after his press conference in Downing Street.

Cummings scandal: The culture war doesn’t work anymore

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