Independent research commissioned by the Jewish Representative Council shows that the community faces challenges in welfare provision, housing and integration
By Barry Toberman
Bnois Jerusalem continues not to allow girls to sit exams for national qualifications, the inspection service said
By Simon Rocker
Department for Education acknowledges second Ofsted inspection of Salford school in less than a year was commissioned in 'error'
The double-deck vehicle became trapped after five inches of snow fell overnight Sunday
By Felix Pope
Union says allegations are to 'be taken seriously' and announces 'full and impartial' investigation
Statement comes after Israeli TV ran new sex abuse claims against Golders Green Rabbi Halpern
By Daniel Ben-David
The prominent Charedi leader was first accused in 2012 and investigated by police but no charges were brought
Hundreds protested outside the Houses of Parliament and the Department for Education on Thursday
By Ben Bloch
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A report based on Israeli Welfare Ministry data shows that separating by gender does not reduce the number of sexual assaults on children
A round-up of the latest inspections
Rabbi Bentzi Sudak has recalled how the Palace ensured that Charedi religious traditions were respected when awarding his father an OBE
Mechinoh in Salford downgraded from 'requires improvement' to 'inadequate'
Talmud Torah London's plan to add secondary classes had previously been blocked by the authorities
By Amos Schonfield
Charedi opponents of it have no serious arguments on their side
Inspectors said the policy of Beis Malka in Salford limits pupils' 'readiness for life beyond school'
Government's proposals have led to 'a sense of fear' says campaigner
