Hannah Furness is a journalist whose work has appeared in various publications including Yahoo News, The Telegraph, The Age, and more. She focuses on national news in the United Kingdom, particularly covering stories related to the royal family. Her articles often provide insights and analysis on the latest developments and events involving the monarchy.
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Hannah Furness shows a focus on the British Royal Family, particularly covering their personal lives and public appearances. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews or insider insights about the Royal Family's activities, events they are involved in, or developments within the family.
Given her coverage of government announcements and event coverage, she may also be receptive to pitches related to official royal engagements, speeches, or upcoming events involving members of the Royal Family.
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By: Hannah Furness
The service, the Princess of Wales said, was a chance to “slow down and reflect on the deeper things that connect us all”.
Prince William found himself among a sea of festive jumpers as he handed out presents to military families
By: Hannah Furness
The Queen warned guests to “hold on to your hair” as she helped to send a Christmas pudding up in flames.
By: Hannah Furness
Queen admits she is a ‘bit nervous’ before helping to send a Christmas pudding up in flames at a lunch for the Royal Voluntary Service
By: Hannah Furness
Open search launches inviting artists, architects and engineers to create a ‘design masterplan’ to honour the late Queen in St James’s Park
By: Hannah Furness
Environmental solutions prize comes from a wish to ‘find solutions’ instead of ‘preaching, Prince William says
By: Hannah Furness
The Prince of Wales has said the public should not have to give up the things they enjoy in order to save the planet, arguing: “It's about doing it in a slightly different way.”
By: Hannah Furness
The Prince and Princess of Wales have released their annual Christmas card , showing their happy young family on a Norfolk beach.
By: Hannah Furness
The Wales family missing the annual festive meet-up at Buckingham Palace highlights their current focus after a ‘tough year’
By: Hannah Furness
Two royals who lived through a year of trials and sorrow worked together on theme of love and empathy
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