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Ian Dunt
Transform political understanding with Ian Dunt, speaker and political commentator. Ian works with corporate and political audiences to deliver expert analysis on democracy, civil liberties and Brexit, bringing insights from his acclaimed books and regular appearances on Sky News and BBC.
Ian Dunt is a leading political commentator, author, and podcast host.
He specialises in immigration, civil liberties, democracy, free speech, and justice.
With a background in journalism, Ian has worked for various media outlets including Pink News, Yahoo, Erotic Review, and politics.co.uk.
He is known for his books, "Brexit: What The Hell Happens Now?" and "How To Be A Liberal," which received praise from key figures in the political press.
Ian also hosts the podcast "Oh God What Now" and appears as a pundit on Sky News, BBC TV, and Al-Jazeera.
Ian is available as a speaker, providing detailed analysis of major political stories for both political and corporate audiences.
Topics, sessions and talks
The business lobby was once courted by both main parties, but now they find themselves despised by Labour and dismissed by the Conservatives. Ian Dunt explores what led to the breakdown and how it can be fixed.
Our political and financial system is cloaked in secrecy, archaic terminology, ancient custom, impenetrable technical jargon and deliberate obfuscation. The reality is that despite all the coverage, hardly anyone understands how Westminster actually works. Ian Dunt is here to explain.
Mainstream politicians routinely discredit the media, and fake news is making global events largely unpredictable. Ian Dunt explores how changes in behaviour and technology have influenced this, and where it will go next.
Populists are defeating established parties and threatening to overturn established institutions. Ian Dunt explores what defines and motivates the populist assault, and which political systems have succeeded in resisting them.
Book Ian Dunt as a speaker to gain unparalleled insights into political dynamics from a seasoned analyst and commentator. His extensive experience, including contributions to major publications and appearances on prominent TV and radio shows, ensures a compelling and informative session. Elevate your team's understanding of current affairs with his expert analysis and engaging storytelling.
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