Lianne Kolirin

Crowdfunding appeal to save hit and run victim

Because the driver who hit him failed to provide their details, there is no insurance to pay for the vital care that Mr Freed urgently needs

Czech Sefer Torah returns home

Unlike elsewhere in Europe, a substantial amount of Czech Judaica survived the war, though it was neglected for many years.

Remembering young musician

A Hertfordshire quiz was the first fundraiser for a foundation named after Simon Cooper, who died weeks after marrying his sweetheart

Austrian leader plans coalition with far right

Sebastian Kurz, who won last weekend's general election, has picked a party founded by former Nazi as his preferred partner in government

Lord Sacks wins Irving Kristol Award

Lord Sacks said he was “deeply honoured” to have been recognised by the AEI, “an organisation that is dedicated to defending human dignity and expanding human potential”

Three more Rs: roads, recipes and rapport

We prepare for the tests of life not just a life of tests

Tube tribute to partying ‘Prince’

Bernie Katz, celebrated Groucho Club host, is the subject of a new portrait by Nina Mae Fowler to be displayed in a London Underground station

UK’s key role in preserving Czech history

Torah scroll that survived the Nazis returns home

75 years after it was last used in its original synagogue, one of 1,564 Torah scrolls that were brought to Britain to escape destruction by the Nazis is on its way back to the Czech Republic

Mum's long walk is a 'distraction' after tragedy

Juliet Berman and her friends raised £26,000 from a 26-mile challenge

Bannerman-Lloyd thrilled by Arsenal move

Not many schoolgirls aspire to becoming a professional footballer. Then again, Macey Bannerman-Lloyd is not your average schoolgirl.

Tsoris for grandparents over baby names

Almost 20 per cent of new grandparents are unhappy with the name chosen for the child