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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Tom Harris

The Ten Best MPs on Twitter: 4 – Tom Harris

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Jamie Reed in third place

The Ten Best MPs on Twitter: 3 – Jamie Reed

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Stella Creasy in second place

The Ten Best MPs on Twitter: 2 – Stella Creasy

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Nadine Dorries wins the best MP on Twitter

The Ten Best MPs on Twitter: 1 – Nadine Dorries

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Cruddas is something of a figurehead on the left of the Labour party

Left-winger promoted in Miliband’s mini-reshuffle

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Biometrics enhance site security but raise issues of civil liberties.

Schools banned from using pupils biometric data with consent

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John Waters of Pink Floyd. The Dark Side of the Moon album was a huge critical and commercial success.

Dark Side: Cameron picks his favourite album

The prime minister has picked Pink Floyd’s seminal 1973 album Dark Side of the Moon as his favourite record of all time.

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Going well? Miliband soaring in the polls.

Poll: Labour and Tories neck-and-neck on economic competence

Labour are now as trusted with the economy as the Conservatives, according to a new poll.

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Gaming the figures: Little long-term impact, substantial political gain.

‘Gaming’ immigration figures: Govt urged to cut students out the equation

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Caroline Lucas and Peter Hain announced they were standing down last night

While you were sleeping: Two political heavyweights step down

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In the spotlight? Osborne dragged into News International row

Osborne dragged further into phone-hacking row

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Miliband vs Cameron: Taking the lead?

New poll sees Miliband overtake Cameron in popularity stakes

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Fear and loathing: The government's misery in the omnishambles

The Week in Politics: Misery in the omnishambles

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Coulson at Leveson live

Andy Coulson at Leveson as-it-happened

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The year ahead in politics: But has the government lost its mojo?

Analysis: What’s in the Queen’s Speech and what does it mean?

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Queen's Speech 2012 live as-it-happens

Queen’s Speech as-it-happened

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Ian Dunt: 'The prime minister's judgement on foreign policy is deeply suspect. At best it is unseemly. At worse it is humiliating.'

Comment: Cameron’s Hollande snub shows the immaturity of his foreign policy

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Hollande was victorious in the French elections

Bad start? Hollande signals upcoming fight with Britain

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Not so funny anymore: Relations have cooled since the rose garden press conference two years ago

Cameron and Clegg come out fighting as Europe turns against austerity

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