After 70 years, lost paintings come home

The daughter of a renowned anthropologist has been reunited with a collection of his oil paintings which had been lost for almost 70 years.

German war crimes trial for Demjanjuk

Former Nazi death-camp guard may face a war crimes trial in Germany as new evidence found could charge him.

Palestinian calls for Palestine boycott

Campaign group launches a boycott for British shoppers to stop buying goods produced in the West Bank and Gaza.

German maker of Zyklon B to fund UK Shoah seminar

The museum is criticised for letting a German company linked to Nazi death camps fund an international conference

Council’s YouTube blunder

A council posts YouTube video in which a resident compares Jews with "normal British people".

The chaplaincy that students rely upon

7/7 survivor gets the community talking

London synagogues have been key backers of the WalkTalk community cohesion initiative launched by a victim of the 7/7 bombings.

Woodside Park split on rabbi

My genetic testing experience - tea and biscuits included

I was nervous beforehand but the experience could not have been easier

Bureaucracy delaying funding from the state

Our baby joy after heartbreak

Tanks, but no tanks - we don't need Tommy Robinson as a friend

From the JC to the White House? The remarkable rise of Raheem Kassam

He's just accompanied Nigel Farage to meet Donald Trump. Raheem Kassam used to write columns in these pages

Israel appoints new envoy in Ankara as diplomatic relations restored with Turkey

Are we ready for the battle over Balfour?

Dysch on politics: Louise Ellman is our own northern powerhouse

The MP for Liverpool Riverside has been both brave and dignified in the face of the threats against her.