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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Freshers' Fair: Students arrive at Manchester University earlier this year

‘We’ll fight them like the Suffragettes’: Protesters target Universities UK over sex segregation policy

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Fidel Castro peers out of the bars of Nelson Mandela's former cell on Robben Island during a recent visit.

Censored: Why the media hides Cuba’s role in the end of apartheid

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Ketamine is usually sold as a powder but can come in liquid form.

Ketamine users face long jail sentences as drug set to become Class B

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Ian Dunt: 'In the world of the wealthy, the world appears a success.'

Comment: MPs deserve a pay cut, not a pay rise

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South Africa: Mixed memories from Labour and Tories

‘You, Mr Speaker, were on the wrong side of the apartheid argument’: Old grievances aired in Mandela debate

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No Christmas cheer for IDS as universal credit nightmare continues

IDS: £40m IT write-off was ‘common sense’

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Looking to the heavens: Osborne's victory won him few fortunes

The Week in Review: George Osborne’s Pyrrhic Victory

George Osborne’s autumn statement is overshadowed by storms and the death of Nelson Mandela, but the public are the real threat to his message.

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The last leaves of 2013: Osborne can't catch a break despite the sunnier outlook

Public back Balls over Osborne following autumn statement

Ed Balls may have taken a battering in the Commons yesterday but a shock new poll shows the public backed him over George Osborne in their assessment of yesterday’s autumn statement.

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