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

*Blog

Control: How to carry out surveillance on third party transactions

Everything you do will be intercepted: The tech behind the Home Office plans

*Comment & Analysis

Falklands: A World War Two-era war in the modern world

Feature: Five ways the Falklands war changed the world

News

A girl walks past the Falklands Memorial during anniversary commemorations in Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego this morning

30 years on: London and Buenos Aires mark the Falklands invasion

*Comment & Analysis

Bad luck omen: Governments, like people, have difficult weeks.

The Week in Politics: The Omni-Gaffe Apocalypse

News

The row over ministerial advice about petrol could prove damaging to the government

Burns victim could haunt government

News

Defeat: The Bradford West result derailed Miliband's progress

Miliband vows to return to constituency after hammer blow defeat

*Comment & Analysis

Ian Dunt: 'Galloway's post-Labour political career is a testament to the possibility of allying young people, radicals and Muslims against the mainstream Westminster agenda.'

Comment: What Galloway’s victory means for British politics

For all the criticism of him, Galloway shows young people and minorities can upset British elections.

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George Galloway: More political lives than a cat?

Galloway is back: Shock by-election win stuns Labour

George Galloway’s colourful political career took another unexpected turn last night when he won a stunning victory at the Bradford West by-election.

News

Liam Byrne was branded 'Lord Baldamort' by some in Westminster

Liam Byrne to stand down

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Easter idyll: Now with more plastic

Easter egg packaging as wasteful as ever

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Maude was roundly criticised for his remarks yesterday

The phantom apology: Maude retracts jerry can advice

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Greggs: The new 'price of a pint of milk'?

The Greggs dilemma: Cameron comes out as pasty eater

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Maude: Praised on Monday, criticised on Wednesday.

Minister criticised for encouraging fuel strike panic

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UK economic performance in late 2011 was even worse than thought.

UK economy shrinking even more than thought

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Can an anti-Boris alliance unseat the Tory at City Hall?

Greens build anti-Boris alliance with Ken

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Good times for Ed? Polling shows Labour with a substantial lead

Labour unveils five pledges to help squeezed middle

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Desmond Tutu is one of the most celebrated figures in modern South Africa

Desmond Tutu leads demands for Britain to back down over Falklands

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Pasty tax: Hot takeaway food will be hit by VAT after Budget 2012

‘I don’t eat in Greggs’: Chancellor’s pasty tax gets personal

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Bolton Wanderers and England player Fabrice Muamba collapsed during an FA Cup match earlier this month.

Tweeter jailed after racist Muamba post

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