Amy Borrett is a data journalist at the Financial Times. She specializes in a wide range of topics including education, healthcare, and economic policy, with a particular focus on the housing market and the global economy. Amy has been featured in several notable publications, including Radio Exe, The Irish Times, and Yahoo Finance.
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Amy Borrett's coverage focuses primarily on the UK, with a keen interest in education, economy, women’s issues, and healthcare. She frequently cites data to support her articles and covers government announcements related to these topics.
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Borrowing figures underline challenge facing chancellor John Healey ahead of his first Budget
By: Sam Fleming, Olaf Storbeck, Amy Borrett
The bloc struggles to keep up with US spending on high-tech equipment and facilities
ONS says technology will help save thousands of hours a year as it seeks to strengthen core output
An accelerating global rise in poultry numbers is transforming high streets, diets and landscapes. Is the chicken takeover unstoppable?
By: Amy Borrett, Kenza Bryan
New data shows relative mortality risk increases by 50% when temperature rises above 24C
By: David Sheppard, Amy Borrett
Decline of 21% in year to June reflects fall in small-boat arrivals via English Channel
By: Amy Borrett, Jim Pickard, Sam Fleming
New chancellor is seeking to reassure investors as he prepares for first Budget in October
By: Amy Borrett, Sam Fleming
UK growth figures are set for another end-of-year slump. Why?
By: Chris Smyth, Amy Borrett
Government data will add to calls for reform of tuition fee system in England
By: Amy Borrett
Crackdown by local officials in England has raised concerns about infringements on civil liberties
