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Ex-university vice-chancellor dies aged 81

Professor Gerald Bernbaum passed away on September 16 after suffering from cancer

What does it take to be a foster family?

Local authorities have warned of a severe shortage of Jewish homes for foster children. Rosa Doherty met two families who have opened their hearts and homes.

Letters 29th September

David Slade, Harry Levy, Laurie Rosenberg, Godfrey R Gould, Judi Sherbourne, Howard Erdunast and Cynthia Godfrey share their views with JC readers

Letters 13th October

James Leek, Professor Otto Hutter, Robert Bartfield, Sarah Farrier-Rabstein, Lewis Herlitz, Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild, Helen Simmons and Sharon Daniels & Mark Greenfield share their views with JC readers

Israel sends 71-man Mexico rescue team

IDF delegation works over Rosh Hashanah to inspect hundreds of buildings damaged in last week’s earthquake

Jewish student killed himself, inquest rules

JFS sixth-former carried out online research on how to kill himself

Respite service honours memory of three-year-old

Camp Simcha will benefit from a north London family's initiative

Government bans two neo-Nazi groups

Anyone supporting the groups would face criminal charges, carrying a maximum prison sentence of 10 years

Running into money for flooded synagogue

The latest ski travel news

Celebrate 20 years of skiing in Lapland, discover La Plagne's new plans and the latest ways to reach the slopes

Super Soccer Sunday week 5 preview

There are four outstanding ties in the first round of the Cyril Anekstein Cup as well as a host of attractive league fixtures on Matchday Five of the season, including former champions North London Raiders A and Hendon United Sports Club for Danny Caro to get his teeth into.

Jonny Zucker: 'He made you feel golden'

Children's author Jonny Zucker took his own life last year. Anne Joseph talked to his wife about a new initiative in his memory

Samantha Spiro returns to West End

She joins an all-star cast for Lady Windermere's Fan

Jewish harpsichordist and Holocaust survivor dies aged 90

After surviving the concentration camps, Zuzana Růžičková became the first person to record Bach's complete works for the harpsichord

Tories aren’t discussing Jewish issues

Our political establishment is - of course - wholly consumed by the Brexit debate

Interview: Stephen Crabb

Mr Crabb said he would reiterate Israel’s “impressive economic achievements and record on innovation and technology” but did not intend to “tear things up and reinvent the wheel”.