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Posthumous award for Franklin

The grave of British chemist Rosalind Franklin, known for her role in the discovery of the structure of DNA, has been listed by Historic England to mark International Women’s Day.

Creeping fear is here

The US is not Europe, but it is also not as comfortable as it once was, writes Josh Glancy

Beastie Boy Mike D’s wallpaper is for sale

Eighties bad-boy rapper now turning his hand to more genteel pursuits – like designing Brooklyn-themed wallpaper

Amazon stops selling Holocaust-denial books

Jason Isaacs is the captain in Star Trek: Discovery

The British-born actor joins a diverse cast in a new series set about a decade before Captain Kirk’s five-year mission

More women needed in communal roles

On International Women's Day, could more be done to promote women into leadership roles in the community?

Lay off the chicken soup

Chicken soup is not our friend

Grant and Alderman on Baileys longlist

Two Jewish authors are on the 16-strong longlist for the 2017 Baileys women’s prize for fiction

JC Stays: The Dylan, Amsterdam

New bistro and bar Occo is helping make the boutique hotel even more of a hotspot

Scarlett files for divorce

The BAFTA award-winner now faces a potential legal battle over custody of her daughter.

CPS reviews decision not to charge far-right activist

Why is Boris in Israel?

The Foreign Secretary needs to talk to Benjamin Netanyahu about Vladimir Putin

The Art of The Brick: DC Superheroes

As The Art of The Brick exhibition opens on London’s Southbank, our writer and her 11-year-old son check out its two million bricks

What is Purim?

Simon Rocker explains everything you need to know about the festival of lots

Refugees helped by Facebook ‘robot’

Finchley Synagogue member who is now studying computer science at Stanford creates system to automate asylum applications

More bomb threats against ADL offices