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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Staring at the future: Cameron gives pivotal EU referendum speech.

Cameron EU referendum speech as-it-happened

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Attenborough is one of Britain's best-loved celebrities

David Attenborough: ‘Humans are a plague on the earth’

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Holding your finger over the flame: Seemingly uncontroversial changes to royal succession could be damaging

End of the beginning: MPs hold their finger over royal succession flame

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Prince Harry admitted shooting insurgents while on operations in Afghanistan

Prince Harry ‘paid to kill his grandmother’s enemies’

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Labour lead slashed to just five points.

Labour lead slashed to just five points

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To whom the crown? Rules on adoption would threaten the concept of a royal bloodline.

Royal succession: Can a gay monarch’s child take the throne?

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Skyfall performed strongly in the UK but Chinese audiences will mostly see an edited version

Skyfall: The censored Chinese edition

James Bond’s latest adventure has finally come out in China, but only after authorities removed any unfavourable mention of the government.

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The PM's childhood advisor wants parents to check their children's texts.

The new Mary Whitehouse? Tory MP wants parents to snoop on their children

Parents should check their children’s texts and emails, David Cameron’s advisor on childhood, Claire Perry, has said.

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London struggles under the snow: Boris cites possible global cooling.

Boris: Snow is start of ‘mini-ice age’

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To EU or not to EU? We might never know the answer.

Week in Review: The interminable wait for a predictable speech

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Parliament in the snow: Cameron prepares to brief the Commons on events in lLgeria.

Cameron hostage crisis statement as-it-happened

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Amid a global crisis situation, Takeshi Endo, public relations manager of Japanese plant construction company JGC, answers questions in suburban Tokyo. The firm confirmed the safety of three of its Japanese staff and one Philippine employee in Algeria but the whereabouts of 74 other staff of various nationalities are unknown.

Cameron walks the tightrope with criticism of botched Algerian rescue operation

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Ian Dunt: 'This is about the kind of country we have become'

Comment: How the government breaks up British families

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Radiohead: No bankers, no David Cameron

Radiohead’s Thom Yorke: I’ll sue the s*** out of Cameron

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DNA database: Police accused of including historic gay conviction in sex offenders register

Outrage grows over gay DNA witchhunt

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European speech delayed by hostage crisis

Cameron cancels Europe speech following terror disaster

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Ed Miliband and Douglas Alexander make good headway with a problematic EU policy

Verdict: Miliband picked apart the holes in Cameron’s EU policy

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Gaze of shame: Have Brits been eating horse meat all along?

We eat horses, do we? Labour blames Tesco horse burger on coalition

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Commuters gaze at the smoke billowing from the crash in central London this morning. Photo credit: Zammurad Salam

London transport chaos after huge helicopter crash

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