Simon Rocker

Mummy's the word for Sinai embalmers

Pupils try their hand at ancient techniques of preservation

Couple sue over lack of secular education

The former members of a Chasidic group in Quebec say they were denied the right to a basic education

New mix of vocational courses at JFS

Coming soon, the succah-friendly flats

Hackney Council is building a new housing development with special features to appeal to the local Orthodox community

Groom nearly misses wedding

Yisroel Goldenberg, a Los Angeles-born yeshivah student from Jerusalem, had to spend Shabbat in a detention centre, fly back to Israel and then return a day later to get married.

Clifton College’s Jewish ‘family’

The boarding house in Bristol opened in 1878 to enable the sons of the Anglo-Jewish gentry to enjoy a public school education while still being able to practise their faith

Charting our history, texts — and disputes

Nottingham makes rabbi redundant

The Orthodox synagogue in the Midlands city can no longer retain a full-time rabbi as numbers decline

Hasmonean to split into two

The Department for Education will advise school on way forward after recent court decision on gender segregation

Interview: Jonathan Goldstein

“I do not believe Jeremy Corbyn is an antisemite." says JLC chair Jonathan Goldstein, "I think the Labour leadership does not understand the harm its behaviour its causing our community.”

Will schools have enough places?

As next Tuesday’s deadline approaches for applications to secondary schools, many parents will be wondering whether there will there be a place for their child in a Jewish school in London.

'Working for Israel' death sentence

Mr Djalali said he was subject to psychological torture and threats to execute him to make him confess to spying for a hostile government