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Life under lockdown has inspired Londoner Sophia Sutton-Jones to start up her own business.
News of her culinary skills spread after she took a homemade loaf of bread to a neighbour who was unable to leave their house.
Due to a shortage of yeast during lockdown, Sophia turned to the ancient sourdough method for her loaves.
Sourdough has experienced a rise in popularity in recent years and Sophia was soon struggling to keep up with demand.
Sophia and her husband, who, prior to lockdown, sold kitchen equipment, launched a kickstarter campaign to secure the funds for a commercial bakery.
With investment from a growing crowd of Instagram followers, the couple were soon able to establish the pastel pink 'Sourdough Sophia'.
Queues snake round the block for a chance to snap up Sophia's loaves, croissants, pain au chocolat, muffins and cruffins.
Running a bakery is no easy task.
But how does Sophia feel about the 14 hours a day she now spends in her shop?
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