Hannah Jane Parkinson is a writer at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including politics, culture, mental health, and sports, with a particular focus on sports business and world affairs. Hannah's work has been featured in notable publications such as Glamour Us, Yahoo Sports Canada, and The Irish Times.
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Hannah Jane Parkinson's coverage spans across a diverse range of topics, with a focus on sports, lifestyle, and entertainment. Her articles reflect event coverage and opinion editorial pieces.
For pitches to Hannah, consider offering unique angles or personal stories related to the diverse array of topics she covers. Lifestyle features about fashion trends influenced by social media (such as TikTok) or deep dives into niche areas like miniature horses could be interesting for her readership.
When crafting your pitch: aim for engaging storytelling that aligns with her blend of lifestyle and opinion pieces while avoiding hard news angles. Additionally, since Hannah doesn't have specific geographic focus but has covered international events such as Wimbledon in the past, global perspectives may also resonate well with her audience.
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By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
It's one of the most memorable scenes in Annie Hall: Diane Keaton's eponymous protagonist chatting with Alvy on the balcony of her apartment.
By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
The US president has called his latest Time magazine cover āthe worst of all timeā. Our writer found some he may hate even more ā and others pivotal to his rise
By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
In a turn of events that may surprise some, Donald Trump expressed a few relatable insecurities this week.
By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
If one were to think āBrazilian 20th-century modernist geniusā, one might alight on Oscar Niemeyer, but see also the Italian Ć©migrĆ© Lina Bo Bardi , who
By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
Marlon Brando was a victim of it, even Princess Diana was caught out by a collar ācurled like bacon in a panā. Here are a few ways to avoid their fate
By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
Hannah Jane Parkinson It is sometimes, amusingly, known as ābacon neckā, and it is the bane of my life: the loss of elasticity that results in a crinkly, ill-fitting collar.
By: Lauren Cochrane, Jason Okundaye, Sundus Abdi, Jess Cartner-Morley, Hannah Jane Parkinson, Morwenna Ferrier, Gwilym Mumford, Ellie Violet Bramley, Chloe Mac Donnell
From Jackson Lambās mac in Slow Horses to the queen-bee wardrobe of Wild Cherry, Guardian writers choose the outfits that shaped storylines and revealed personalities in 2025
By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
Now celebrating its tenth year, Phoebe Waller-Bridge's comedy drama Fleabag changed portrayals of women on TV and is still as relevant as ever, writes Hannah Jane Parkinson. Read more at Grazia.
The club I love has become the latest to fall into the grasp of an egregious billionaire, writes Hannah Jane Parkinson. Is the hyper-capitalist founder of Amazon aware that heās buying into an essentially socialist institution?
By: Hannah Jane Parkinson
The 35-year-old runs behind the president's golf cart in case he needs hard copies of things to read, and credits him with curing her cancer. Now that's what you call an assistant, writes Hannah Jane Parkinson
