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Review: The Plague

This adaptation of the Camus novel may not be a fun night out but it is, says our reviewer John Nathan, a compelling piece of theatre

When the zoo became a place to hide

A new film tells the astonishing true story of a Warsaw couple who smuggled Jewish families from the ghettos and hid them from Hitler's killers in the basement of a zoo

Mélenchon v Le Pen — that’s the nightmare

France, a country allergic to change, is flirting with the unknown.

Palestinians divided over merits of hunger strike

The Jewish Calendar April 21 - April 27 2017

Shabbat times for the coming week

Two Israeli authors shortlisted for £50,000 Man Booker award

The pair are among six international authors shortlisted for the award

Super Soccer Sunday week 30 preview

BHL receives antisemitic abuse after satirical story treated as fact

People seemed unable to realise that the story wasn't real, despite another satirical story on the site saying the philosopher claimed to have shot down a Daesh plane by hypnotising the pilot.

New mums, new friends

Jessica Weinstein didn't just gain a daughter when she gave birth, she got a group of new best friends.

Fully connecting to my heritage

Julia Hobsbawm, the world's first Professor of Networking thinks we spend too much time online. She tells Hilary Freeman about her digital Shabbat.

Reaction to Spicer gaffe shows limits of outrage

Gerard Coyne suspended

Mr Coyne, who called for Jews to rejoin the union if he was victorious, was suspended pending an investigation just one day after counting of ballots began

Myers and Warren targeting medal push with U18 Futsal at Maccabiah

Team Maccabi GB have appointed Laurence Myers and Scott Warren as joint-managers of the under-18 Futsal squad who will compete at the 20th Maccabiah Games in Israel in July.

Neil Gaiman says 'no' to Virtual Reality

The creator of comics, films and TV shows has found a medium he doesn't want to conquer

Director who faced prison dies

Fame beckons for pair who won University Challenge

The pair, both from London, said they had a plan to beat internet sensation Eric Monkman