Tony Blair

Was that safety and security just a blip?

It really felt like things were going in the right direction - when the 2012 Olympics opened, it felt as if the battle of ideas was being won. But that's all changed, writes Jennifer Lipman

Jewish schools: what’s the story?

To what extent has the increase in children going to Jewish schools made young British Jews more actively committed to the Jewish people, asks Jonathan Boyd

Corbyn must lose — for our sake

There will be a time for people to go back to Labour, but that time isn’t now, writes Daniel Finkelstein

Sir John Major praises Sir Martin Gilbert in memorial lecture

'To him, recording history was an obligation seared deeply into his soul'

Top Labour official quits - 'I feel like I’ve been in an abusive relationship'

Sheila Murphy - who ran campaigns for Ed Miliband, Yvette Cooper and Luciana Berger - joined Labour 49 years ago but cites bullying from members who joined the Party under Jeremy Corbyn as reason to leave

A tale of two general elections

How much has politics changed since Rina Wolfson first cast her vote 20 years ago?

Israel's new export: an Islamic Jihad terror cell

The long march to freedom

Decades apart, lives cut short by hate offer same lessons

Fings ain't what they used to be around Olympic Village

This teenage squabbling will drive young members away

Don’t fear antisemitism creeping back to Labour

Jonathan Sacks interview: Europe's future at stake over hate

Chakrabarti’s ultimate problem

Volunteers out to help the less fortunate

An estimated 12,000 volunteers performed good deeds on Sunday on the first nationwide Mitzvah Day.

Appease Syria — court disaster

The ‘peace’ policy of allying with a state sponsor of terrorism could not be more wrongheaded.

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