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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The weakest people in the world: Attack on government attitude to asylum children

How we treat the most vulnerable people in the world: Asylum children meet the grim face of Britain

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Who's watching? Snoopers charter would track emails, Skype calls and social media messages

The snoopers’ charter backlash

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Three problems with William Hague’s Commons statement

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Torn apart: There are growing concerns around the Home Office's income benchmark

MPs raise alarm over policy which breaks up British families

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Spying on its citizens: Does the Prism system prove we can't trust intelligence agencies?

Prism proves why you can never trust intelligence agencies

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Have ministers passed the communications data bill by stealth?

Hague lashes out at ‘baseless’ Prism suspicions

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Second Coming: Miliband tries to earn a hearing on the economy

The Week in Review: The reinvention of Ed Miliband

In a week without major battles, party leaders manoeuvre into position. David Cameron attacks union funding. Ed Miliband embraces austerity. And Nick Clegg rearranges the furniture.

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Ian Dunt: 'For years we have laboured under a poisonous immigration debate which ignores all the benefits and acknowledges only the problems.'

Comment: How Europe stops Theresa May splitting up British families

Europe stands up for British people’s rights against our own government. Despite attacks on immigration by home secretary Theresa May, the rules of the EEA help British citizens.

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