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Baritone hits right note for Brighton

Heartwarming story from Langdon dinner

Remembered with a yellow candle

Memorial to victims of the Holocaust has huge response

Brighton art attack

With the largest arts festival in England returning to Brighton next month, we discover some of the highlights for a great seaside break

The Lib Dems are an obvious refuge for me

What should a Labour and “Remain” supporting Jew do in the general election, asks Avi Freeman.

Linda Grant: why I'm still choosing Labour

"On the issues that matter to me, what the Americans call wedge issues, Brexit and antisemitism, Catherine West and I are on the same side."

Bigotry is not free but costly

What matters is the assumptions that lead people to tolerate the intolerable, writes Melanie Phillips.

Manchester shul's youthful addition

Watford shul reaches century

Zesty Danish cheesecake with raisins

This baked cheesecake is packed with juicy raisins and flavoured with lemon zest and vanilla

Interview: Booker judge Daniel Hahn

Read 126 novels and come up with a shortlist of six - the job of a literary award panellist isn't easy...

Christian Israel supporters to hold Balfour celebration at Royal Albert Hall

Organisers says event will “show our love for the Jewish people”.

Could ‘the Jewish vote’ be key?

Geoffrey Alderman looks into historic poll data of Jewish voters, and predicts what it might mean for the 2017 General Election

Fish fingers and frustration

Fed up yet? It might be called a “snap” general election but, if the first 10 days of this campaign are anything to go by, the next few weeks could be short on action.

Tomato, squash and walnut soup

This delicious Scandi-style soup has an unexpected crunch from a garnish of chopped walnuts

Cyclist completes Shoah education tour

The trip took him from his home town of Varano Borghi, on the Italian side of the border with Switzerland, to the port of Brindisi in the heel of the Italian boot