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.

Latest articles

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Harper: Resigns as immigration minister after he discovers his cleaner is an undocumented immigrant

Harper resignation: Labour starts to turn against immigration bill

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Clegg makes drug reform mainstream

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Smoking in cars with children: The latest battle in the debate around tobacco

Intervention: Health experts come out all guns blazing for car smoking ban

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Rory Stewart: 'Far too independent to ever be allowed near the front bench'

Rory Stewart’s remarkable Commons speech showed how to make the case for the union

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London could face days of chaos next week

Chaos in London: Met police staff to join Tube union on strike next week

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Transport minister Stephen Hammond visits Crossrail’s Whitechapel station

Trains are coming home: Derby handed lifeline with vital Crossrail contract

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PMQs as-it-happens

PMQs as-it-happened

Follow all the twists and turns from this week’s session as Miliband and Cameron clash on flooding and women in parliament.

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Independent assessment: Susan checks on standards in immigration detention centres

Immigrant Stories: The nurse, the detention centre & the women with bruises

An occasional series of Immigrant Stories, shining a light on the people trapped in Britain’s immigration system.

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Chaos behind the scenes: The Home Office struggles to answer questions about recent visa applications

Shambles: The Home Office numbers which don’t add up

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Boris: Taking aim at Danny Alexander

Boris: We could get rid of Danny Alexander

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Clegg makes the case for drug law reform

Clegg breaks ranks with call for drug law reform

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The curse of universal credit? IDS tries to steer a sinking ship.

The curse of universal credit: Bronchitis adds to IDS’ woes

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Hot: Dyson's Airblade is another ubiquitous product from the British inventor

Dyson: Immigration clampdown is killing British engineering

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Justice? Demands for journalists' materials could come in secret courts

MPs vote on plans to allow secret courts to confiscate journalists’ files

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Locked out: Non-resident property purchases are driving up prices, analysts have warned.

Locked out: Non-residents ‘should face major restrictions on buying British property’

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Enemies all around: Cameron at last year's party conference. Members like him, but the parliamentary party is seemingly intent on drawing blood.

Week in Review: The Tories threaten to fall apart all over again

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Sean Dilley: 'Smoke in a car with me and I'm likely to squeal like a pig'

The week according to Sean Dilley

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Cameron is stuck between a rock and hard place after peers killed off the EU referendum bill

Dead in the water: Lords kill off EU referendum bill

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Godfrey Bloom warns Ukip could be turning into an imitation of the Tory party

The ‘pale-blue party’: Godfrey Bloom hits back at Farage’s ‘drivel’ attack

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