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British journalist

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Lama Hasan is a London-based British journalist for ABC News and BBC News.

Life

Lama Hasan has been an on-air contributor for ABC News since May 2010. Her field work has appeared on Good Morning America, World News Tonight, Nightline, ABC News Now (ABC's 24-hour news channel) and on ABC affiliate stations.

Hasan currently anchors World View on ABC News Now as well as reporting on other breaking news events for the channel. She has covered major news stories, including the funeral of Pope John Paul II and Israel's withdrawal from Gaza. Fluent in Arabic, she has also done extensive reporting on the Arab reaction to the Second Gulf War.

She is a graduate of Mander Portman Woodward, Queen's College, Oxford and University College London. She is a Muslim.

References

^ "Lama Hasan ABC News Official Biography". Retrieved 5 February 2013.
Hasan, Lama (16 April 2014). "London's Culture War: Inside the Conflict Between Far-Right EDL and Pro-Islamic Radicals". ABC News. Retrieved 1 May 2014.

External links

Lama Hasan on Twitter

ABC News personalities

ABC World News Tonight

David Muir (weekday anchor and managing editor also chief breaking news election coverage and special report anchor)
Whit Johnson (Saturday)
Linsey Davis (Sunday)

Good Morning America

Robin Roberts (co-anchor)
George Stephanopoulos (co-anchor)
Michael Strahan (co-anchor)
Lara Spencer (co-anchor)
Ginger Zee (chief meteorologist)

GMA3: What You Need To Know

Demarco Morgan (co-anchor)
Eva Pilgrim (co-anchor)
Dr. Jennifer Ashton (contributing anchor)

GMA Weekend

Whit Johnson (co-anchor)
Janai Norman (co-anchor)
Gio Benitez (co-anchor)
Somara Theodore (meteorologist)

Nightline

Byron Pitts (co-anchor)
Juju Chang (co-anchor)

20/20

David Muir (co-anchor)
Deborah Roberts (co-anchor)

This Week

George Stephanopoulos (anchor)
Martha Raddatz (co-anchor)
Jonathan Karl (co-anchor)

What Would You Do?

John Quiñones (anchor)

Good Morning America First Look and
World News Now

Andrew Dymburt (co-anchor)
Rhiannon Ally (co-anchor)

Principal reporters
(by base city and
primary coverage)

Washington, D.C.	Jim Avila (Senior National) Devin Dwyer (White House) Jonathan Karl (Chief White House) Terry Moran (Senior National) Martha Raddatz (Chief Global Affairs)
New York City	Dan Abrams (Chief Legal Analyst) Dr. Jennifer Ashton (Chief Women's Health Correspondent and Senior Medical Contributor) Rebecca Jarvis (Chief Business and Economics) Aaron Katersky (Senior Investigative) Byron Pitts (Chief National) George Stephanopoulos (Chief Political) Bob Woodruff (Military Affairs)

Field reporters

Abbie Boudreau
Chris Connelly
John Donvan
Lama Hasan
David Kerley
Rob Marciano (senior meteorologist)
Ryan Owens
Deborah Roberts (senior national affairs correspondent)
Rachel Scott (senior congressional correspondent)

ABC News Radio

FiveThirtyEight

Nate Silver

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