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.

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Fading to black? Salmond needs a gamechanger

Salmond’s hopes fading as ‘yes’ slips in polls

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BBC accused of bias in Scottish referendum campaign

Scottish independence campaign accused of ‘bullying’ after protesters target BBC

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IDS: Lost appeal against FoI decision

Commons fight sees IDS trade accusations of dishonesty with Rachel Reeves

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Andrew Lansley faces having his NHS reforms dismantled before his eyes

Labour backs bill to repeal NHS reforms

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Balls rules out rail nationalisation

‘Dead hand at the centre’: Balls rules out rail nationalisation

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Police were accused of overkill for their response to the protest yesterday

Disabled activists fight for protest camp in shadow of parliament

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Trapped: Home Office admits it doesn't know if it is detaining torture victims

Legal ruling proves the Home Office broke its promise on torture victims

The Home Office has broken its own promise on torture victims and it’s admitted it in court

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Clegg and Grayling speak to inmates in a prison library - the Lib Dems have stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the justice secretary over the prisoner book ban

Prisoner book ban: Are the Lib Dems starting to turn against Grayling?

After months of campaigning, the prisoner book ban may finally have irritated the Lib Dems

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IDS: Legal fight to keep universal credit documents secret

IDS loses legal appeal to keep universal credit problems secret

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Show me the money: Grayling's 'tough on crime' approach is hurting the taxpayer

Grayling’s tough justice is as expensive as it is useless

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Do you remember the time? Cameron once pushed for drug reform, but changed position in government

Cameron told to honour his drug reform past

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Cameron takes questions at PMQs

PMQs verdict: Cameron uses the law as a shield, but forgets to cover his legs

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Cameron undergoes grueling PMQs over Coulson row

Coulson case collapses as judge attacks Cameron

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Happy workers: Higher minimum wages boosted productivity and worker retention

Why we can’t afford not to pay the living wage

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Smoking: End game in sight

The first step in the criminalisation of cigarettes

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khat: Ban could criminalise communities from Horn of Africa

Khat ban comes into force despite fears Somali community will be criminalised

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Miliband: Poor personal polling masks a stubborn lead over the Tories

Knives out for Miliband (again) despite poll improvement

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Balls forces vote on manifesto audits

Costing the opposition: Labour forces vote on manifesto audits

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Iain Duncan Smith faces widespread criticism for Universal Credit problems

Labour turns against Iain Duncan Smith’s universal credit programme

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