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Review: Twilight

Romantic hitch: he’s a vampire

Dose of wisdom for teenybopper dreamers

Plunging pound? You just need a holiday exchange, says Mr Travelex

Sterling’s drop against the euro and the dollar this week has left holidaymakers marooned. Or has it?

Review: Necropolis

Why this writer is not afraid of girls any more

The creator of Alex Rider and Matt Freeman explains how it felt to unleash his first fully-fledged female action hero

Queen delights residents at Ravenswood

There were cheers from flag-waving staff and residents as the Queen made her first visit to Norwood’s Ravenswood village in Berkshire to open a new facility.

Israelis find new market

Organisers of an Israeli street market which traded in Golders Green from Sunday to Tuesday say it was the perfect riposte to those advocating boycotts of Israeli goods.

Volunteers out for the holidays

Three hundred Jewish volunteers are expected to help out at care facilities and deliver food parcels over the Christmas and New Year period.

Congestion charge ‘no’ brings relief

Manchester communal groups have expressed relief at the overwhelming no vote against a proposed local congestion charge.

Light show with Boris

More than 3,000 people are expected in Trafalgar Square on Monday afternoon to see London Mayor Boris Johnson light a giant menorah.

Men at work? No, it’s a Redbridge calendar

A calendar of 12 revealing portraits of Essex men is proving big box office for Redbridge Jewish Community Centre.

Rabbi rocks for Scots

Danny Bergson is the new rabbi of Glasgow’s Newton Mearns Hebrew Congregation.

Tales from Lipman’s life

Signing on at Edgware Adath building site

200 adults and children saw minister Rabbi Zvi Lieberman lay the foundation stone for the shul’s Ark.

Children love ‘Toys R rush’

Forty youngsters fulfilled a dream project on Sunday — spending an hour in Toys R Us in Brent Cross with a £4,000 budget.

Euro stars at 50

A book has been published to commemorate 50 years of the Conference of European Rabbis.