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Raspberry and white chocolate rugelach

A delicious twist on a classic Ashkenazi bake

Raspberry chocolate rugelach

The wedding dance of death

A fake Jewish wedding was staged in a Polish village recently. Jonathan Freedland says it is a macabre way of remembering the lost.

Jerry Lewis: driven by a need for fame

The joy of baking

The Great British Bake Off is back - so it's time to celebrate the very Jewish love of sweet treats

How France turned a blind eye to murder

The horrifying murder of a Jewish mother in Paris was initially overlooked by the authorities — evoking echoes of the past and fears for the future

London’s cabbies hail their leading lady

Maureen Lipman is all set to direct The Knowledge, her late husband Jack Rosenthal's classic play about London's cabbie trade. Janet Gordon met her in a cabbies' cafe

Theatre review: Against

Ben Wishaw plays a visionary seeking out violence in Against at the Almeida Theatre.

Rabbis cancel White House call over Trump comments

Groups across the religious spectrum accuse president of ‘giving succour to those who advocate antisemitism’

The new GCSE grades explained

You can be forgiven for being at sixes and sevens over the new GCSE grading system

Why don't we talk on the phone any more?

The landline is unused, the mobile is for texts or messages. Susan Reuben wonders why phones are going out of fashion

My life was changed by a GCSE shock

Rosa Doherty wasn't expecting anything great from her GCSE results. Then she opened the Envelope of Doom

Schools announce GCSE records

Heads delighted by 'exceptional' performances by students

If you need to resit GCSEs, don't panic

Harder exams are expected to lead to more retakes

Norman, 89, is a big wheel in charity

Golden Dragon: Colindale's taste of the Orient

I was invited to visit Royal China's newest restaurant beneath Bang Bang Oriental Food Hall