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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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Remain, Grudging Remain, and Leave.

Election 2017: What’s going on with the Remain vote?

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Shut up: Criticism of Brexit is increasingly treated as treason

Brexit is starting to bite – that’s why they want you to shut up

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Nigel Farage in the US supporting Trump. The former Ukip leader has installed his vision in the heart of Downing Street.

Local elections: Ukip aren’t dead – they’re in charge

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Like a drunk man starting a fight in a bar: Britain faces serious disadvantages in Article 50

Brexit: This is what having no leverage looks like

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"Starmer is honourably trying to do the right thing in impossible circumstances but the party's policy remains a terrible muddle."

Labour’s Brexit policy remains a terrible muddle

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Brexit: No second vote from Labour

The choice in election 2017: Brexit or Brexit

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"This type of lie is exactly what poisons politics"

Election 2017: May’s great lie

This isn’t about Brexit, it’s about May wanting to expand her majority

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"If opposition parties play their cards right, May could come out of this election suffering severe reputational damage"

How the general election could go against Theresa May

There are many risks for the prime minister in the path she has chosen

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"This was the week in which people started to get poorer because of Brexit."

Week in Review: When Brexit started to make us poorer

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"It is the single greatest power grab in Britain's post-war history."

Great Repeal Bill: Anatomy of a Brexit power-grab

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Prison crisis: Some lay the blame for current crisis at the feet of former justice secretary Chris Grayling

Court ruling wipes away the last remnants of Grayling’s MoJ legacy

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"Now it is clear that he is more chaotic and unpredictable than we ever expected"

Week in Review: When the world was turned on its head

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May: Brexit position reversed less than a week into Article 50

May’s Brexit plan is falling apart and the press are talking about Easter eggs

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End of the beginning: Article 50 position paper suggests UK in for a tough time

Week in Review: A cold dose of reality for Team May

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"It is likely that today will be looked back on as a mistake of historic proportions"

May squandered her time before Article 50 – now she faces the consequences

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"Anyone concerned about the direction of the country should be pleased that the official opposition is starting to act like something resembling its name"

Labour hardens position on Brexit ahead of Article 50

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"Before the news agenda moves on, we should take this opportunity to recognise what there is to love about London"

Week in Review: The attack on London

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"As soon as the attack started, the systems came online."

Our calm response to the terror attack shows how well London works

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"It wouldn't do the prime minister any good and it wouldn't do the country any good either.|"

May would be mad to hold a snap general election

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