Isabella McRae is a Senior Reporter at The Big Issue. She covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, health and wellness, culture and society, and personal finance, often intersecting with themes of entertainment and consumer health. Isabella's insightful reporting has been featured in The Big Issue.
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Isabella McRae's coverage focuses on national issues in the United Kingdom, particularly around government policies impacting health & wellbeing, government & politics, human resources & employment, and education. Her work includes a significant amount of data citation and expert commentary related to legal policy regulation.
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Street football has given Kego hope and community through some of the most difficult times in his life.
By: Isabella Mcrae
Parents of seriously ill children share their experiences of struggling financially as the government consults on a new law which could see greater employment protections.
Andy Burnham promised immediate action to help people across Britain with the cost of living. Can he manage to make real change?
Big Issue heads to Leeds to find out why the popular Otley Run pub crawl route hides a shocking disparity in lifespans
By: Isabella Mcrae
Here are all of the places where kids can eat for free or £1 over the summer holidays, as families face the cost of living crisis.
The government has expanded free school meals so more children will be able to get them this coming school year. Could your child be eligible?
Hip hop star and actor Loyle Carner started Chilli Con Carner to teach kids with ADHD how to cook. It's going from strength to strength.
By: Isabella Mcrae
Hip hop star Loyle Carner launched Chilli Con Carner not just to teach kids how to cook. It is teaching kids with ADHD that they are not alone
Big Issue spoke to two young people struggling to find work about what their experiences have been like, as Britain faces a crisis with youth unemployment.
By: Isabella Mcrae
Big Issue spoke to two young people struggling to find work about what their experiences have been like, as Britain faces a crisis with youth unemployment
