Ian Dunt

Ian Dunt is editor-at-large of Politics.co.uk, 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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Pentonville: Conditions deteriorated while Chris Grayling was denying there was a prison crisis

Pentonville: An imaginary disaster in an imaginary prison crisis

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Murdoch-owned businesses show the comparative transparency of public broadcasting

BBC must have confidence in itself if it’s to survive coming battle with government

News

Blocked: New rules could tighten up Freedom of Information - despite powerful exceptions to disclosure under existing arrangements

Gove offensive reveals behind-the-scenes Tory attack on Freedom of Information

*Comment & Analysis

Don't cry for me Boris, you were our pick of the week

Pick of the Week: Don’t cry for me, Boris

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Drugs evidence: Blanket ban scraps last vestiges of harm-based policy

The government is silencing its own drug experts

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Complascent? Cameron's analysis only goes as far as extremism - not the causes of extremism

We are all victims of Cameron’s complacency on terrorism

News

Blair masks outside the Iraq Inquiry. Chilcot cannot even give a timetable of when it might be published.

Chilcot accused of ‘betraying’ Iraq victims as anger grows over report delay

John Chilcot was accused of “betraying” victims of the Iraq war and putting the military covenant at risk today, as anger grew in Westminster at the delay to the publication of his report.

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Kendall: Political ideas are weak but she is the most likeable of the candidates

Labour hustings verdict: The candidates are awful, but Kendall is probably the least awful

None of the Labour contenders look likely to win a general election – but Liz Kendall is the only one with a chance. She put Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Jeremy Corbyn in the shade.

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