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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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Many Syrian refugees are forced to make terrible choices in order to survive

The report which shows a terrible flaw in Cameron’s refugee policy

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David Cameron speaks with Saudi defence minister Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud during a meeting at No 10 in 2012

Corbyn’s honourable record on Saudi Arabia puts Cameron to shame

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A rebel fighter aims his weapon during clashes with Syrian pro-government forces in the Salaheddin neighbourhood of Aleppo in 2013

Does the anti-war left realise war already started?

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Corbyn: Knee-capped by an openly-rebellious party

Syria debate shows Corbyn is sinking fast

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Osborne: Spending review statement mostly defined by spending

Spending review 2015: Osborne’s tricks – and how to spot them

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Britain's arrangements for dealing with violent young men are counter-productive

Even when Britain’s youth prisons improve, they fail

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The Church of England ad ban never happened

No one ‘banned’ the Church of England ad – they’re making it up

In terms of PR, the church has played a blinder

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Farage's speech after the Paris bombing pinned the blame for the attacks on 'multiculturalism' and 'mass immigration'

Farage’s Paris speech shows he doesn’t understand France or Islam or refugees

Three major howlers in Ukip leader Nigel Farage’s speech on Isis’ Paris attacks revealed his naked cynicism

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French troops patrol around the Eifel Tower on January 12, 2015

Opportunism on left and right make us accomplices in Isis’ terror

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The home secretary could end permanent settlement for refugees entering the UK

May is starting to implement her poisonous immigration speech

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Corbyn: Building a winning streak at PMQs

Another Corbyn victory: Is Cameron now the underdog at PMQs?

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The Home Office's measures will affect the public but not the terrorists

Terrorists are the only people who won’t be affected by May’s surveillance plans

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Iain Duncan Smith's family test has demonstrated the inadequacy of the government's anti-drugs message

Drugs don’t hurt families, Home Office admits

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The debate over prostitution has become increasingly fierce in recent years

Sex workers of the world unite in Westminster

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Victorious: Corbyn an easy winner at PMQs

PMQs verdict: Corbyn just hammered Cameron

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Knocking at the door of the Commons: A Lords review is likely to limit veto powers on statutory instruments

The Tories’ Lords review will make parliament even less accountable

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Lords could stop the government's plans to cut tax credits in their tracks

Tory secrecy on tax credits has come back to haunt them

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Corbyn's third PMQs sees a confident performance ruined by lack of follow-up

PMQs verdict: Corbyn’s lack of focus lets Cameron off the hook

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Jeremy Corbyn doesn't place enough importance on communications

Milne appointment shows Corbyn has no interest reaching past his core support

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