<sod>In 2000 he was joint winner of ''[[The Times]]'' Student News Journalist of the Year award for his work on the Cambridge student newspaper ''[[Varsity (Cambridge)|Varsity]]''. After university he joined the ''[[New Statesman]]'', where he worked between 2001 and 2003, and then wrote two columns a week for ''The Independent''. At the 2003 ''Press Gazette'' Awards, he won Young Journalist of the Year.<ref name="Spanner">{{cite news |last=Spanner |first=Huw |title=Let The Fiery Columns Glow |work=[[Third Way Magazine]] |pages=16–19 |date=November 2004}}</ref> A play by Hari, ''Going Down in History'', was performed at the [[Garage Theatre]] in [[Edinburgh]], and his book ''God Save the Queen?'' was published by Icon Books in 2002.<ref name="Spanner" /><eod>
<sod>In 2000 he was joint winner of ''[[The Times]]'' Student News Journalist of the Year award for his work on the Cambridge student newspaper ''[[Varsity (Cambridge)|Varsity]]''. After university he joined the ''[[New Statesman]]'', where he worked between 2001 and 2003, and then wrote two columns a week for ''The Independent''. At the 2003 ''[[Press Gazette]]'' Awards, he won Young Journalist of the Year.<ref name="Spanner">{{cite news |last=Spanner |first=Huw |title=Let The Fiery Columns Glow |work=[[Third Way Magazine]] |pages=16–19 |date=November 2004}}</ref> A play by Hari, ''Going Down in History'', was performed at the [[Garage Theatre]] in [[Edinburgh]], and his book ''God Save the Queen?'' was published by Icon Books in 2002.<ref name="Spanner" /><eod>