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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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Somewhere inside Zia Yusuf, there’s a competent politician trying to get out. The Reform UK home affairs spokesman is well-dressed, relatively charismatic and ambitious. Perhaps in normal times, he would have made a passable junior minister in the...
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Labour is caught between sunny aspiration and cold reality. All around the conference centre in Liverpool are banners with the party’s slogan: Hope Again. This phrase, perhaps the perfect encapsulation of Andy Burnham’s appeal, is emblazoned on the...
It’s easy to be cynical, but it would be false. Something extraordinary is happening here.
For the first time in two years, we freed ourselves from the far-right’s strangle-hold over the news agenda.
Some disparate thoughts on a terrible week for the Greens.
Katie Zacharia is the latest in a long line of Trumpist weirdos unleashed upon the world. Yesterday she held her first briefing with journalists as White House press secretary. It was, in turns, pitiful, mortifying, cynical and inadvertently...
Ian Dunt: The White House and the Kremlin share an ideological agenda, a worldview and a geopolitical strategy
Rejoiners can claim the narrative of adventure that the Brexiters once cherished
