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The Society interview
14 April 2020
Fiona Dwyer: '£2m for coronavirus domestic abuse victims? It's pitiful'
Domestic abuse has soared during the coronavirus crisis. The government’s response is woeful, says the head of women’s charity Solace
7 April 2020
Donald Macaskill: 'Some coronavirus guidance on older patients is immoral and illegal'
The chief executive of Scottish Care says older people are not disposable - they’re the best of us and caring for them is critical to beating the virus
31 March 2020
Christine Beasley: 'Nursing was in difficulty before coronavirus came along'
Former chief nursing officer says endemic nurse shortages and lack of protective equipment leave the NHS and patients vulnerable
24 March 2020
Deborah Alsina: 'You can't shove a hospitalised 80-year-old back home with nobody to help them'
17 March 2020
Bora Kwon: ‘Korea is agile: it took the coronavirus seriously from the start’
The UK’s first British-Korean local councillor on her path to politics, the way forward for the Labour party – and Covid-19
10 March 2020
Cian Binchy: ‘Neurodiverse performers need to make a living too’
The actor and autism consultant on The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time play on why perceptions of disabled people need to change
3 March 2020
Pali Hungin: ‘We can’t replace doctors with technology alone’
In the face of AI, genomics and new techniques, the head of a project looking at medics’ future says their role must adapt but will remain vital
25 February 2020
Nicholas Burton: ‘I only want to get to the truth about the Grenfell Tower fire’
A survivor, featured in a film released in the UK this week, says that, for him, justice is not about sending people to jail
18 February 2020
John Burton: ‘I was a horrible person. Now I help lads who used to be like me’
The ex-convict on how his construction training scheme gives prisoners the chance to build a crime-free life on the outside
11 February 2020
Craig Pinkney: ‘Young people caught up in gang violence are traumatised’
The youth worker and criminologist says policymakers need to prioritise the mental health of those involved in street crime
4 February 2020
Helen Costa: ’We don’t prepare people for the huge challenge of adoption’
Shocked at how ill-equipped she felt as an adoptive parent, the social entrepreneur started to make VR films from the child’s perspective
15 January 2020
Katie Fisher: ‘I’m not trying to blame anyone for society’s mental health failings’
The head of St Andrew’s, the biggest independent provider of NHS mental healthcare, on her plans to downsize and hand over services
8 January 2020
Caroline Stevens: ‘My son’s experience of autism made me want to fight for change’
The Conservatives promised better community care. Now they must deliver, says the head of the National Autistic Society
26 November 2019
Martin Marshall: GPs need to do less, but it’s not what patients want to hear
The new chair of the RCGP says doctors are under pressure to overtreat, and calls on politicians to stem the exodus from the profession
20 November 2019
Hospice boss Mark Jarman-Howe: ‘Why am I the only one speaking out on assisted dying?’
Giving people control over how and when they die would reduce unavoidable suffering, says the chief of one of the largest hospices in England
6 November 2019
Alzheimer’s Society chief Jeremy Hughes: ‘Dementia can be a winner from this general election’
As the Alzheimer’s Society celebrates its 40th anniversary, the outgoing head is confident social care reform will happen
30 October 2019
Ex-ballerina Deborah Bull: ‘I’ve found great strength in dancing and singing’
The former Royal Ballet principal on her leading role in a major study into how the arts can boost physical and mental health
23 October 2019
Fire chief Sabrina Cohen-Hatton: ‘I wanted to rescue people as no one had rescued me’
From homeless Big Issue seller to managing the Grenfell aftermath, the West Sussex fire chief is the youngest in the UK
8 October 2019
Jacqueline Wilson: Young care leavers thought Tracy Beaker should be more aspirational
The children’s author on why she made her now grownup eponymous character more successful in life
2 October 2019
Simon Baron-Cohen: ‘Neurodiversity is the next frontier. But we’re failing autistic people’
Brains come in different types and they’re all normal, but greater understanding has not led to more money for autism, says expert
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