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Theatre review: The Band Plays On

A show that celebrates the steel city's music and people is worth watching

Concerns over ‘democracy’ as Board set to vote on accepting six new groups ahead of election

Move looks like ‘a brazen attempt to impact the election’, said one deputy

Fifth of Brits believe QAnon theory

Report reveals extent to which lockdown and the pandemic have boosted the conspiracy theory scene

Jewish doctors launch survey to raise awareness of organ donation issues

The Jewish Organ Donor Association hopes to correct misconceptions

Cancer survivor’s quiz raises £200,000 for Macmillan

Joyce Rothschild, 65, started the annual event 25 years ago

Summer camp paedophile now accused of child sex offences in Spain

Ben Lewis, co-founder of a Bushey camp popular with Jewish families, was convicted of taking indecent images of minors in the UK in 2016

The mother who denied she was Jewish

Film maker Nick Broomfield has delved into his family background for his latest documentary

Leslie West

Lyrical guitarist who moved mountains to achieve a distinct blend of blues and metal

Joan Micklin Silver

Key figure in the American breakthrough of women screenwriters and directors

Grief as terrorist taken off Interpol wanted list

Arnold Roth’s 15-year-old daughter Malki was killed a 2001 bomb blast

Review: The Fatherland and the Jews

Without Alfred Wiener, and the library he went on to create, our knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust and its origins would be considerably poorer, writes Daniel Snowman

Site accused of antisemitism joins regulator

The Dorset Eye published a 2019 article claiming TV presenter Rachel Riley worked for Israel

Cancer survivor’s quiz answers Macmillan’s call

Funding deadline threatens work of Welsh Jewish archive

The Jewish Historical Association of South Wales has to raise £5,000 over the next few weeks to be able to continue recording testimonies of a rich heritage

Iceland recognises Judaism as a state religion

More than 300 Jews are living in country

The defeat of Rommel in Egypt saved Palestine from the Nazis

Eighty years ago the outlook for Palestine, and so for Jews in the Middle East, was bleak with invasion seemingly inevitable, writes Colin Shindler