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Livingstone quits Labour

Unrepentant former Mayor of London quits Labour to end "distraction" of his case

Historian who coined ‘clash of civilisations’ term dies aged 101

Bernard Lewis's work attracted interest from Bush administration officials and scorn from their opponents

Nantes reborn

France’s most innovative city has swapped its industrial for futuristic art

Concentration camp Judaica is sold at auction

Items owned by inmates are bought by the San Francisco Holocaust Museum

Peace pledge by new chair of congregation divided by Charedi arrivals

Huge turnout at Southend and Westcliff AGM as previous leaders are voted out

Parents of Israeli cancer children enjoy London respite break

Corbyn tip for peerage signed letter backing activists suspended over antisemitism allegations

Martha Osamor put her name to the document which backed Ken Livingstone, Jackie Walker and others accused of Jew-hate

Muslim group buys newspaper adverts to fight antisemitism

The ad has been produced by a new created group called Muslims Against Antisemitism (MAAS).

The Mill Hill meritocracy

A shul with an impressive membership list

Review: Albert Einstein Speaking

Daniel Snowman enjoys a portrait of a versatile genius.

Theatre review: Red

The art of putting an artist’s work on stage

Who gains from the new policy on faith schools?

Some sections of the Jewish community may have reason to thank Education Secretary Damian Hinds

Stamford Hill Charedi schools graded inadequate by Ofsted

Critical reports highlight failings in secular provision

Tiny cameras offer easier diagnosis of stomach and bowel issues

A healthy gut is the key to so many aspects of our well-being, emotional as well as physical so taking care of it is vital

Kerem celebrates its 70th anniversary

The independent primary in Hampstead Garden Suburb marks it platinum anniversary this year

There’s more to Shavuot than cheesecake

As this Shavuot approaches — the holiday begins Saturday evening — I am keenly aware that I remain imperfect. I have yet to grow — particularly where Jewish learning is concerned