Tony Horne was born in Chessington, Surrey in 1971. He studied at Tiffin School For Boys, in Kingston-upon-Thames, and later graduated from Exeter University in French and Italian. He is best known for being one of the longest running breakfast shows in commercial radio in England. The Tony Horne In The Morning radio show began in 1993 and currently airs on Metro Radio.   Tony 'I have no influences. I never read at school. I just write what I see and what I feel, what I believe will make you laugh or make you think. Same principles as the radio show. Go on then, if you had to push me, I quite like Albert Camus, The Warren Commission Report, TV critic Ian Hyland and the journalist Martin Johnson when he used to write savagely witty cricket articles in The Independent but that's it. Nobody else ever in the history of print.'

Runner Up In The Young Broadcaster of The 90s competition 1990.
Award For The Most Active Member Of The Media At The 2004 Great North Run.

Nothing else ever- cabinet bare.