Ian Dunt

Ian Dunt is editor-at-large of Politics.co.uk, 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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More argument, fewer details: When will the government reveal it's counter-extremism proposals?

When will the government tell us what kind of free speech it’s going to ban?

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Wanna be starting something? May and Boris at loggerheads

May dismisses Boris as water-cannon spat rumbles on

*Comment & Analysis

Off to fight another day: Fox-hunting vote delayed for EVEL purposes

Pick of the Week: Foxhunting, water-cannons and homeopathy

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Gove is saying the right things for penal reformers - but can he survive a tabloid backlash?

Revolution at the MoJ: But how long until the tabloids take fright?

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Gove's first speech as justice secretary will see him map out ideas around prisoner education

Prisoners could earn release through education

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Jeremy Corbyn: Old homeopathy tweet comes back to haunt him

Belief in homeopathy is a moral test

*Comment & Analysis

In the dark: Harman struggles to make a dent against Cameron

PMQS verdict: Harman is right, but it doesn’t save her

The temporary Labour leader struggles and fails to press her arguments against a prime minister who trades in blithe but convincing falsehoods

News

Michael Gove faces first big test as barristers vote for legal aid action

Tested: Gove faces MP grilling as barrister vote triggers panic in court system

Michael Gove was facing his first major emergency as justice secretary today after barristers voted to join solicitors in industrial action.

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The fox: is the hunt really so much crueler than the factory?

We don’t hate fox hunting, we hate posh psychopaths

News

Families broken by Britain's drug laws outside parliament demanding reform

Victims of the war on drugs demand meeting with Cameron to call for reform

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Banned: Flower merchants could technically be in breach of the law, but are unlikely to be targeted

The funding decision which reveals how useless the legal highs bill is

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Syriza posters in Greece - but some believe the austerity package forced on the country is a punishment for electing the party

The truth revealed: There can be no freedom in the eurozone

News

Chris Grayling's secure colleges plan has been quietly shelved after the election

MoJ sneaks out cancellation of £85m vanity project

News

Most observers accept Greece needs debt relief, but Merkel is reluctant

London campaigners take to the streets as Syriza gives up on debt relief

*Blog

Osborne prepares to present his Budget to the Commons

Labour’s meekness has given Osborne the cover to savage the working poor

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Broken marriage: Income rules on spousal visas keep couples apart

As even the Telegraph turns against immigration rules, has the Home Office finally gone too far?

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Livingstone pays his respects at the memorial to the victims of the 7/7 bombings during the six-year anniversary in 2011

Ken Livingstone was the mayor London needed on 7/7

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Drug test: Inadvertently drives prisoners onto harder substances

How to cut drug deaths in prison: End drug testing

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Wasting time and money: Research suggests decriminalisation can cut addiction rates

New report provides more evidence of how drug decriminalisation saves lives

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