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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Looking ahead to a superstate? Barroso admits desire for federation.

Barroso admits it: ‘We want a European Federation’

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Salma Yaqoob was an inclusive and telegenic figure at the top of the party.

Galloway rape comments tears Respect party apart

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Winner Boris with Arnold Schwarzenegger during a trip last year.

Poll: Only Boris can take on Miliband

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George Osborne was met by a massive wave of boos when he appeared at the Paralympics

Osborne’s Paralympic boos ‘spoke for Britain’

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PMQs as it happens

PMQs as-it-happened

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Cameron's reshuffle: What the papers say.

Reshuffle: What the papers say

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The two faces of Cameron? Critics claim the progressive Tory from his opposition days is not reflected in the new Cabinet.

Reshuffle aftermath: Right-wingers welcomed to Cabinet

David Cameron’s new Cabinet will meet today, amid accusations that the government has swung decisively to the right.

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Shuffling the pack: But Cameron is still in trouble.

Cameron’s reshuffle: Is it unravelling already?

David Cameron’s reshuffle has been attacked from inside and outside the Conservative party before it is even completed.

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Reshuffle 2012: the political reaction

Cameron’s reshuffle: The reaction

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Ian Dunt: 'Tory backbenchers' desires are incompatible with being in government'

Comment: A defensive reshuffle by a weak prime minister

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Hunt is the unexpected winner of the reshuffle

Shock in Westminster as Jeremy Hunt made health secretary

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Musical chairs: Who ends up where?

Reshuffle 2012: The full list

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Sacrificed: Sayeeda Warsi finally ran out of luck in reshuffle 2012

Cameron sacrifices Warsi in brutal reshuffle

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Ian Dunt: Allen and Phillip were dropped because they owned vaginas, while Will Duckworth and Richard Mallender remained in the race because they had penises.

Comment: Green election shows how positive discrimination hurts women

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Natalie Bennett was editor of the Guardian Weekly between 2007 and March 2012

Guardian editor looks to turn Green party into radical Syriza

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Looking right: The reshuffle could demote liberal figures and promote right-wing backbenchers

Cameron’s big reshuffle: Rightward drift?

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Twitter gets fighty over the Assange debacle.

The Political Week on Twitter: Assange special

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Julian Assange: At the heart of about 1,247 political storms

The week in review: Julian Assange’s circus of ugly

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Gove is under fire for the reduction in A* to C grades

‘The young people you betrayed’: Teacher writes open letter to Gove after GCSE decline

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