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Bagel boss caught on camera chewing over price-fixing deal

Britain’s two biggest bagel companies are at war after the boss of one was secretly filmed at a kosher restaurant allegedly suggesting a price-fixing arrangement.

Champion of ‘just and open Judaism’ dies

Bamber feted on distinctive role

A veteran human rights champion is this year’s Jewish Care Woman of Distinction.

Closing time at Hounslow synagogue

Sixty years of West London history were recalled on Sunday as 150 past and current members attended a valedictory service.

Briton who survived the Oberoi slaughter

Scientists the toast of Society

Two world-renowned scientists have received prestigious awards from the Royal Society.

Traders attack CCTV ‘snub’

Shop owners targeted in a series of robberies have reacted angrily after a senior police officer rejected their calls for CCTV cameras to protect businesses.

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