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Carol service discord stuns vicar

A vicar whose church hosted an alternative carol concert for an anti-Israel group has admitted that he would have to “think hard” if asked to host a similar event in the future.

Youths taunt pub staff in sale row

Staff at a pub which is due to be turned into a synagogue say they have been harassed by Jewish youths shouting “burn in hell” and “it’s our pub now”.

Station plays host to 'kinder' play

A play marking the 70th anniversary of the first Kindertransport arrivals in Britain was performed at Liverpool Street Station, in central London, yesterday.

The shop protest no one bought

Protesters from the Palestine Solidarity Campaign received a cool reception this week as they appealed for shoppers to boycott goods produced in West Bank settlements.

Oxford student Jew jibe sparks anger

Katie Melua unplugged for Africa aid charity

Katie Melua is to perform at the launch of a welfare charity whose members were moved by a visit to an Aids orphange.

MP opens Shoah exhibit

A travelling exhibition from the world's oldest Holocaust research centre has been launched at the Houses of Parliament.

Private coach for pupils as gangs attack school buses

Parents of pupils at Britain's biggest Jewish school are to pay for private buses following a series of incidents on public transport.

President Peres' packed timetable for his London visit

Come to our party, and bring a ‘fit’ Jew

Student party organisers have caused a major row by asking guests to come in fancy dress - and be accompanied by "a fit Jew".

Oxford rugby club planned ‘bring a Jew’ social night

Student rugby players were told to find female Jewish students as dates for night out.

Menorah in window leads to race attack

Vandals attack a Jewish convert's home after he displayed pictures of a Star of David and menorah in his window.