# Will Hutton
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William Nicolas Hutton (born 21 May 1950) is a British journalist. Currently, he writes a regular column for the Observer, co-chairs the Purposeful Company and is the President Designate of the Academy of Social Sciences. He is the Chair of the Advisory Board of the UK National Youth Corps.
Free Thinking - Britain's Economy
Will Hutton joins Anne McElvoy for a programme focusing on economics and wealth in Britain. They're joined by Richard Davies, The Economist's Economics Editor, Wendy Carlin, Professor of Economics and Macroeconomics at UCL and Luke Johnson the Chairman of Risk Capital Partners and the former Chairm…
S11 Ep2: Placing the Right Kind of Attention on Women’s Health with Professor Sophie Harman
Despite decades of campaigning, women's healthcare is an issue repeatedly neglected, with systemic issues in UK healthcare and on the international stage leading to women disproportionally affected in healthcare emergencies.
In this episode of the We Society with Will Hutton, Will speaks to Prof…
Jo Swinson on building an economy that works for everyone
How can we make the "new economy", just "the economy"?
In this episode Paul Skinner, founder of MarketingKind, interviews Jo Swinson, former MP and leader of the Liberal Democrats, author of Equal Power and Director of Partners for a New Economy, to explore this question and more.
If you're inter…
S11 Ep3: Why Britain should back more innovators with Saul Klein
Saul Klein is one of Europe's leading venture capitalists and co-founder of Phoenix Court, the venture capital firm behind some of Britain's most successful high-growth technology companies. He likes to say he is investing with venture capital in ‘practical science fiction’. Having spent more tha…
S11 Ep4: The crisis of constant crisis with Danny Dorling
In today’s global media landscape we are confronted with seemingly endless urgent crises: issues like the housing crisis, the climate crisis and the wealth inequality crisis all vie for our attention, despite social science research proving these issues are often more nuanced than the headlines w…
S11 Ep5: Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine: what does social science tell us? with Michael Kofman
The ongoing war in Ukraine has recently hit a grim milestone: in June 2026 it surpassed the duration of World War One.
In this episode of the We Society, Michael Kofman talks to host Will Hutton about why what began as a bid for quick victory has become a grinding war of attrition, and now exhau…
S11 Ep6: How can we fix the special needs system in England’s schools? with Alice Reeves
The UK’s Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) system is buckling because of rising demand. One in five children now qualify for some form of SEND support, yet access still depends heavily on postcode and parental intervention.
In this episode of the We Society with Will Hutton, join A…
S11 Ep7: The USA 250 years after Independence with Adam Smith
It's the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this year, but the mood isn’t purely about celebration. If you've wondered why the US and US politics feel so unstable despite the country being richer and more powerful than ever, this episode explains the paradox.
In this episode of …
The Fair Necessities: Why We Need a Fairer Britain and How to Make It Happen
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Britain is a grossly unfair country, disfigured by a broken social contract and unsustainable levels of inequality. This moral outrage presents a growing threat to our society, economy and democracy.
In The Fair Necess…
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