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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Olympic scandal: Nick Buckles faced MPs today.

G4S boss torn apart by MPs in humiliating interrogation

*Comment & Analysis

Nick Buckley, chief executive of G4S, faces MPs amid the Olympic security row

G4S boss faces MPs as-it-happened

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Clegg and Cameron have tried to limit their joint appearances

Cameron and Clegg admit: ‘This hasn’t been a walk in the rose garden’

*Comment & Analysis

Ian Dunt on John Terry, Section 5 and racist language.

Comment: John Terry should never have gone to trial

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Lansley is removing the cap on hospitals' private income

The Lansley gamble: Limit raised on hospitals’ private income

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Getting off easy? Mann's exclusion from the committee will lead to relief at Barclays.

Libor inquiry gutted of critical MPs

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Labour leader Ed Miliband in a good mood today

Miliband: I took on Murdoch, now I’ll do pensions

Ed Miliband has promised to bring the same attack to Britain’s pension’s system that he brought to News International.

*Comment & Analysis

The Twitter List: the worst MPs on Twitter

The Twitter List: The Ten Worst MPs on Twitter

Our list of the very worst MPs on Twitter.

*Comment & Analysis

The Twitter List: Which MPs came out on top?

The Twitter List: The Ten Best MPs on Twitter

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'Machinery of death': Cable intervenes over execution drug

Cable faces down US with ban on execution drug

*Comment & Analysis

David Cameron: There's life in the old dog yet.

Sketch: There’s life in Cameron yet

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Parliament was the scene of threats and rebellion last night

Threats and defiance: How the Lords rebellion played out

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Hollande made light work of Cameron's sense of humour today.

Cameron’s jokes ‘don’t mean very much’: Hollande visits No.10

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Bob Diamond gives up on pay-off

Double-whammy: Bob Diamond loses pay-off and faces parliament recall

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Activists say Israeli settlements make a peace deal less likely.

UK can ban Israeli settlement goods, expert finds

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Paul Tucker during a Confederation of British Industry (CBI) conference in central London in 2010.

Osborne position even weaker after Tucker interrogation

*Comment & Analysis

The Diamond debacle saw MPs respond in a standard manner.

The Week in Review: Diamond in the rough

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Gay pride: Clegg flies the flag.

Clegg flies the gay pride flag after marriage intervention

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Liberal Democrats are the only main party which still votes on policy.

Huge decline in Tory membership under Cameron

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