Latest articles by Nigel Horne
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Was that the most depressing item ever on the Today prog?
In Depth BBC reporter goes to Wolverhampton South West and finds not one student interested in voting
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The Good Right: a soft ‘n’ furry Tory alternative
In Depth Tim Montgomerie and Stephan Shakespeare propose a new compassionate Conservatism. Here’s how…
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Ed Miliband and the Creme de Menthe problem
In Depth Asked what beverage Miliband would be, a focus group suggested ‘a drink nobody would order’
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Blair to the rescue – but does Miliband need Toxic Tony?
In Depth Why Miliband might be ‘cautious’ about accepting Blair’s offer to do ‘whatever the party wants’ to help it win
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BBC’s Daily Politics shows Newsnight how it’s done
In Depth If taking on Big Business proves a turning point in Miliband’s fortunes, only Andrew Neil’s show was on the money
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Miliband finds his scoring boots in assault on Pessina
In Depth The Labour leader doesn’t always hit the open goals, as playwright David Hare reminded us at the weekend
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Election 2015: How long can this Green Party joke last?
In Depth Greens’ Natalie Bennett in ‘car crash’ interview while Sturgeon and Farage show why they’re a TV threat
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Time for grand coalition of Labour and the Tories?
In Depth It sounds like a joke – but some in Westminster are apparently beginning to take the idea seriously
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James Blunt v Labour’s Chris Bryant: who’s the wazzock?
In Depth And as for Chuka Umunna vs Dermot Murnaghan, what got into the Sky presenter? Should he be applying to Fox News?
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Five reasons why Ukip would dump Nigel Farage
In Depth Kerry Smith resigns after being caught ranting at ‘pooftahs’ and ‘peasants’ – but when will Farage go?
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Sex, leaks and lies: Basildon brush-off for Natasha and Neil
In Depth Bolter did not study PPE at Oxford as her CV claims: Hamilton pulls out after Ukip queries his expenses
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#CameronMustGo: PM's turn to face public ridicule
In Depth Two new polls show Labour leading Tories by five points; Jack Monroe row fails to stop Twitterstorm
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Rise of Ukip is Cameron's fault – and Miliband's and Brown's
In Depth Why can't main parties come up with immigration policies to match the public's subtle concerns?
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'Bongo Bongo' cartoon lands Ukip candidate in the soup
In Depth Ukip’s man in Dover posts cartoon lampooning party’s values – but is this how Ukippers truly feel, asks Tory
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2015 election countdown: time to expose Ukip's weaknesses?
In Depth Cameron needs to explode the myths about Ukip's popularity and likeability while he has time
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2015 election countdown: Cameron still looks a loser
In Depth Polling points up two problems for the Tories: Ukip vote stays solid and there's a big swing to Labour
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2015 election countdown: will Ukip really sink the Tories?
In Depth Tory optimists have been sustained by the belief that Ukip will fade: but polls suggest that won't happen
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2015 election countdown: too late to ditch Ed Miliband?
In Depth Alan Johnson’s memoirs and appearances on Question Time make him a popular candidate to take over
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New anti-Semitism row: should Le Pen's daughter kick him out?
In Depth As Marine Le Pen tries to exploit the Front National's success at the polls, her father does it again…
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Marine Le Pen victorious: but is she as popular as she thinks?
In Depth Some crumbs of comfort for those who can't believe the French really admire the National Front
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Le Pen does it again: 'Ebola virus to wipe out immigrants'
In Depth Has France's Front National really changed? Or does Jean-Marie Le Pen speak for its members?
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Two women editors ousted: badasses or just doing their job?
In Depth Did the editors of the New York Times and Le Monde face harsher criticism because they were female?
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Dan Hodges, Ed Miliband and a touch of class warfare
In Depth Telegraph blogger goes ballistic over Labour’s new party political spoof. Does he have a point?
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Deborah Rogers was here: death of a literary lioness
In Depth Legendary agent will be missed by some of world's best novelists – McEwan, Ishiguro, Kenneally et al
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