Nicola Sturgeon’s favourite television programme is Borgen. In the popular Danish drama, a smart, personable female politician defies the odds to become prime minister. The Scottish first minister is not going to follow directly in Brigitte Nyborg’s footsteps into Downing Street – the SNP leader is not even standing in next month’s British general election – but she could find herself kingmaker at Westminster.
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