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Ian Dunt's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy, regulation, expert commentary, and government announcements. His articles address political figures like Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak as well as broader themes such as criticism of the Tory party.
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Andy Burnham had it right. “This is a final chance to change,” he said in his victory speech. “This is what people said directly to me on the hundreds of doorsteps that I stood on. We must hear it. We must act upon it, and we must get it right. There...
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By: Ian Dunt
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Ian Dunt: The Reform leader is subject to a ferocious scandal where he cannot get his story straight
None of Nigel Farage’s old tricks are working anymore. None of his tried-and-tested techniques are functioning. And in the back of his mind, there’s a single terrifying thought: he’s becoming less relevant. Over the last few months, Farage has been...
This dreary little man wants to use a byelection to exclude himself from scrutiny. It might not go as well as he thinks.
By: Ian Dunt
In the end, it turned out he ultimately just wasn't that interested in politics
There’s something disarming about the emotional tenor of this Government. In the background, it is composed of pain, asphyxiation and horror. But in the foreground, it is an all-singing, all-dancing, carnival of optimism. It is like going round to...
One of the great mysteries of the universe is how Kemi Badenoch wins such positive reviews. If you read most commentary about her, you’d be forgiven for thinking that she was the great saviour of the Conservative Party, rather than the leader that...
