Nigel Nelson is a Writer at GB News and a Senior Political Commentator for the Sunday Mirror, formerly serving as Britain's longest-serving political editor. He specializes in government and politics, world affairs, and general assignment news, with a focus on topics such as conflict, current affairs, and international relations. Nigel's work has been featured in various publications including the Daily Star (UK), The Journal, and Wales Online.
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Nigel Nelson focuses predominantly on politics, particularly within the context of the UK government, elections, and policy announcements. His articles often feature analysis and commentary on government speeches and policy decisions.
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By: Nigel Nelson
Do not trust any politician who besmirches undercover officers doing a dangerous and difficult job, writes Fleet Street's longest-serving political editor
By: Nigel Nelson
Keir Starmer has far bigger problems heading towards his breakfast plate, writes Fleet Street's longest-serving political editor
By: Nigel Nelson
The party is all at sea while enemies keep firing rockets at them, writes Fleet Street's longest-serving political editor
By: Nigel Nelson
A large tranche of the Peter Mandelson files yet to come could shed a less-than-glowing light on the PM, writes Fleet Street's longest-serving political editor
By: Nigel Nelson
The Greater Manchester mayor is effectively telling the people of Makerfield to “Vote Labour to bin the Labour leader”.
By: Nigel Nelson
Nigel Nelson The Italian Renaissance diplomat Niccolo Machiavelli is credited with inventing ruthless politics.
By: Nigel Nelson
Employers must be more willing to give young people a chance in their workplaces instead of ignoring them, writes Fleet Street's longest-serving political editor
'Don’t whine about the US Vice-President poking his nose into our business: give him a proper bucketful for the vacuous froth coming out of his mouth'
By: Nigel Nelson
Nigel Nelson spoke to sixth formers about the social media ban, and the reaction might surprise you
By: Nigel Nelson
GB News's senior political commentator Nigel Nelson explains why it would be bonkers to have a snap election
