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Isabella Baker
Isabella Baker is a respected columnist and associate editor known for her incisive weekly examinations of the contemporary workplace, labour markets, and the human consequences of economic and technological change. Colleagues describe her prose as possessing forensic clarity and quiet moral intelligence: she has a rare ability to render complex systems intelligible while never losing sight of the individuals navigating them. Her reputation rests on evidence-led columns that combine rigorous analysis with empathetic insight, making her essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the evolving nature of work in modern Britain.
Latest articles
UK borrowing costs rise to highest since May on oil surge
The 10-year UK gilt yield briefly exceeded 5 percent in mid-July 2026, its highest level since May.
Bank of England deputy governor sees weak economy curbing sticky inflation risk
Sarah Breeden stated that the weak UK economic backdrop reduces the risk of inflation becoming sticky through wages and price-setting behaviour.
China’s economy expands 4.3% in second quarter, one of lowest rates on record
China’s GDP grew 4.3% year-on-year in Q2 2026, down from 5.0% in Q1 and below the expected 4.5%.