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Hannah Wright

Senior Editor · London, United Kingdom

British journalist and Senior Editor at Sona News, covering politics, macro-economics and institutions from London.

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About Hannah

Hannah Wright is Senior Editor at Sona News in London. She focuses on politics, macro-economics and public institutions, with a particular interest in the way policy decisions and market signals reach ordinary readers.

Her editorial style is calm, source-led and practical. She prefers stories that explain the mechanism behind a headline rather than simply repeating the noise around it.

Before Sona News, Hannah worked across regional reporting, agency journalism and economics desks, covering local government, Westminster, regulation, central banks and public policy.

Coverage

Politics
Macro-economics
Public institutions
Policy
Regulation

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Latest stories

Smartphone and paper savings statement on a desk, with a magnifying glass over small print.

Money

Your savings rate may change before you notice. The small print now matters

Hannah Wright6 min

Laptop with a generic AI interface beside printed compliance notes and a pen.

Tech

Europe’s AI rules are moving from headline to product roadmap

Hannah Wright6 min

A range hood above a kitchen hob with light steam rising from a pan in a calm home setting.

Home & Living

The quiet home upgrade hiding above the hob

Hannah Wright6 min

Travel

Europe’s border checks are changing before ETIAS arrives

Hannah Wright6 min

People walking along a quiet pavement in soft morning light.

Health

Walking still counts, precisely because it is ordinary

Hannah Wright5 min

A modest dinner table with simple food and several face-down phones placed in a small bowl.

Lifestyle

The phone-free dinner is not a trend. It is a small piece of social infrastructure

Hannah Wright5 min

A quiet observatory dome under a star-filled sky, with a telescope aimed toward a small bright point.

Space

A large asteroid will pass close in 2029. Scientists are calm for a reason

Hannah Wright5 min