For the past decade, I’ve spent most every election night holed up in a newsroom. As a junior hack, I meticulously punched results into a computer until the early hours. In recent years at The Times of London, I helped to helm reporting by dozens of writers as we covered as many breaking stories as possible before deadline, gleaning the reactions of politicians and pointyheads as we went along. This year is different. Today, seeing an election from the other side for the first time in a good while.