Marcus Dysch was the JC’s Political Editor and Assistant News Editor until 2018
It's Father's Day on Sunday. Three JC writers reflect on the experience of being a Jewish dad
Will Labour's leadership be counting the cost of the party's antisemitism scandals, asks JC politics editor Marcus Dysch
Andrew Murray, a former JC employee, and his partner, Darren Sarsby, a magician and illusionist, apologised to viewers after the blunder.
Three men were reported to have leapt from a white van after it ploughed into pedestrians on London Bridge.
In an exclusive interview, the Prime Minister talks to JC political editor Marcus Dysch
There are explanations for this poll result, but few of them have anything to do with the Labour leader.
Tories at 77 per cent in JC poll
Liverpool Riverside may be Labour’s ninth safest seat in Britain, but for a time last year it was an uncomfortable place for Louise Ellman.
The party would insist on kosher and halal products being labelled as such, with identification of the slaughter method.
The publication of the main parties' election manifestos this week leave so many questions
The 88-page document unveiled in Halifax, west Yorkshire, today, does not refer to the position Britain would take on the Middle East.
But the party pledges it will immediately recognise the state of Palestine in a line strengthened since a draft of the document was leaked
Mr Corbyn has “unleashed something very nasty and sinister”, says Brigg and Goole candidate Andrew Percy
“Any individual, any community, that is attached to the long-standing British traditions of political stability, equality under the law, openness and tolerance should be very worried.”
Ukip was never a sensible or moral home for Jewish voters, and its impending demise will be welcomed by many in our community
The details in the draft version of the document which would guide the policies of a Labour government has one or two startling omissions
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