Rosa Doherty is social affairs correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle
The JC understands Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis’s office has been in contact with the Home Secretary Amber Rudd to express concern over the decision.
The filming of an adaptation of the novel Disobedience, about a lesbian romance at the heart of the Jewish community, has led to a series of complaints
Naomi Dickson, JWA chief executive, said: “I think domestic violence has always been a problem for our community despite people not believing it happens here”
The former stripper, whose father is of Irish and Italian descent and her mother is of Cape Verdean and Scottish descent, said she discovered her family was also “part Jewish”.
The artist was criticised after reportedly asking Muslim concert-goers who were wearing hijabs at his London O2 gig to take them off.
Esther Sachon, a Jewish Care resident, was believed to be Britain’s 34th oldest person.
It’s Valentine’s Day and that seemed the perfect time to ask 'What makes a marriage last?' We sent Rosa Doherty to speak to three couples who have all been married for over 65 years
The Jewish politician was welcomed by Mark Regev, Israel's ambassador to Britain, yesterday.
More than 50,000 people have signed the petition condemning the government’s decision to cap the number of children allowed to enter Britain at 350.
Alan Dower Blumlein, whose invention transformed audio technology, is to be posthumously honoured by a technical Grammy award, at a ceremony later this year.
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