Heidi Crowter
Heidi Crowter is disability rights advocate. She campaigns for Don't Screen Us Out, challenging the Abortion Act 1967 for discrimination against foetuses with disabilities.
Discrimination in the womb
Neither Heidi Crowter nor her husband feel Down’s Syndrome means their lives are not worth living
The moral blindness of Putin’s generals
Russia’s murderous tactics to “de-Nazify” Ukraine have made its military leaders doppelgängers for the senior officers who executed Hitler’s evil plans
The birds and the beef
Far from being an ecological enemy, cattle-grazing encourages natural diversity and helps in the battle to save some of our most endangered species
The Nineties: smells like Gen X nostalgia
Chuck Klosterman’s book sheds rose-tinted light on the decade
Studio: Victorian architecture in Ulster
The undiscovered 19th century wonders of Northern Ireland
News from nowhere
National Conservatism Conference diary: our brave reporter encounters globalisation in Brussels
Music’s moral conscience
The violinist Gidon Kremer stands brilliantly apart from the rest of the music world
Blood money
If abolition was capitalist propaganda, what of corporate involvement in social justice?
The empire strikes back
France is going to the polls in the shadow of its colonial past
Restore the family to British social policy
Rakib’s Britain: The Left has betrayed its roots by ignoring the evils of family break-down
The digital dirty war
Ukraine is partnering with Silicon Valley to digitally desecrate the dead
Putin’s terror war
Campaign Diary: why is Russia threatening chemical and nuclear strikes?