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Kashket targets top-scorer prize

Scott Kashket says he will not get carried away after his man-of-the-match performance propelled Wycombe Wanderers to third place in League One.

Hezbollah launches anti-tank missiles from Lebanon in biggest clash with Israel in four years

IDF rejects Hezbollah claim that its soldiers were killed in the attack

From Danzig to Jerusalem, via London — an escape from Poland 80 years ago

Bernard Kessler escaped on the Kindertransport days before the Second World War. Now he has published his memoir

Get ready for the High Holy Days with Lord Sacks

Ten thousand people have already signed up for the new Ellul programme available via What's App and Telegram

Village of the glam

Getting a taste of how the other half lives at Forte Village, Sardinia

Roman Polanski: Compare my case to Alfred Dreyfus

Director draws controversial parallel between his own experience and the notorious wrongful conviction of French Jewish Army officer

Tories call for Bercow to face challenge in constituency over 'blatant bias' against Brexit

Local party urged to select a candidate to fight Commons Speaker in the event of snap election, in defiance of convention

Nazi-looted art could be restored to families through London museum's research

V&A-appointed provenance expert Jacques Schuhmacher has identified 80 pieces within the museum's Gilbert Collection

With the rise of AI, will we have robot rabbis?

An Orthodox, and a Reform, rabbi discuss issues in contemporary Jewish life

Preaching in the time of the Nazis

Agony in the Pulpit, Marc Saperstein, Hebrew Union College, £81

Huddling together feels safer — but is it wise?

Jonathan Boyd drills down into the wider context of Jewish schooling in the UK

Poway Shooting Rabbi’s finger restored by doctor

Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, who was injured in the mass shooting, has spoken publicly about antisemitism since the attack

Young students spread the word about Yiddish at London programme

Study of language is seen as a means to 'reclaim a culture'

Social justice campaigners disappear when Strictly Orthodox are attacked

The loudest voices against racism and injustice in America mysteriously disappear when Charedim are on the receiving end

Richard Harrington, Tory MP for Watford, will not seek re-election

Mr Harrington, who was born to a Jewish family in Leeds and served as a government Minister until five months ago, is a vocal opponent of No Deal Brexit

Faces and Places - August 30th 2019