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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Given it was just Corbyn's second PMQs, it was impressive stuff

PMQs verdict: Corbyn is slowly learning how to defeat Cameron

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The immigration bill could seen children thrown onto the streets

How Cameron’s compassionate Britain forces children into destitution

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Cannabis is the great snickering joke of drug laws

Today’s cannabis debate shows how irrational Westminster has become

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Cameron: His best speech as Tory leader?

Cameron’s speech shows how Corbyn is making this a more left-wing country

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Delegates take a break outside the Conservative Party's annual conference in Manchester on Monday

Tories are jubilant but there’s no heart to their conference

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Hatred towards the media comes from all sides of the political divide

Hatred of the press is reaching toxic levels

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The armies of online censors can be terrifying

Feminist backlash against the censors shows tide turning in free speech debate

A fightback has started against those who would limit our rights to free speech

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Corbyn has energised the Labour party conference

Corbyn has brought party conference back to life

For years, conferences have been dead places. In just a few days all that has changed.

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Jeremy Corbyn makes first keynote conference speech as Labour leader

Corbyn’s speech confirmed the main argument of his critics

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The presentation of this early stage of Corbyn leadership is spin

Straight-talking? The subtleties of Corbyn spin

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The debate over Trident's successor is dead.

Corbyn’s Trident defeat means Britain will break international law

*Comment & Analysis

Tim Farron: "Even when we are insiders we are outsiders"

Farron’s speech was brilliantly delivered – but terribly misjudged

*Blogs

Is the new Lib Dem leader underestimating the task ahead of him?

Continuity Clegg: Farron starts the great Corbyn-inspired U-turn

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Liberal Democrats "a party with eight seats behaving as if it was leading negotiations at the UN"

If a Lib Dem conference takes place and no-one realises, did it really happen?

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Nick Clegg: Unrepentant about his time as Liberal Democrat leader

Even after everything, Lib Dems still love Nick Clegg

*Comment & Analysis

PMQs as-it-happens

Jeremy Corbyn’s first PMQs as-it-happens

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Jeremy Corbyn holds up a newspaper article as he speaks at a rally for supporters on August 25, 2015 in Southampton

Corbyn’s refusal to speak to the media is ending his leadership before it even begins

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The media attack on Corbyn has been savage

The questions Corbyn’s critics must answer

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Corbyn's picks for his shadow Cabinet show him holding an olive branch to the party's centre

Corbyn’s big mistake isn’t McDonnell – it’s Burnham

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