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‘Dress down’ or risk being robbed, police tell women

A wave of violent crime is hitting Jewish areas in London and Manchester.

Congregants flee after man breaks into shul

Congregants of a Satmar Chasidic synagogue fled last week after an intruder mounted the platform in front of the Ark and apparently began shouting in a foreign language.

UJIA caps cost of 2009 youth tours

British youth group tours to Israel next year will cost the same as this year.

Faith schools report attacked

A report calling for faith schools to stop selecting on the basis of pupils’ religion has been heavily criticised.

Faulty Basil?

Next step Europe in lawyer’s BBC bias battle

A lawyer is considering the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) as his last legal option in a two-year campaign to force the BBC to publish its 2004 report investigating its Middle Eastern coverage.

JC chairman stands down after five years

I still can’t walk, says bomb-blast victim

An Israeli paralysed by a suicide bomb has returned to the UK after his attempts to follow a treatment plan designed to make him walk again failed.

Champion of ‘just and open Judaism’ dies

Prostitution charges

A man has appeared at Newcastle magistrates’ court alongside a police officer who allegedly advertised herself on an escort website.

Divine aid

Online gene pool to help unlock the past

Millions of records from 14 countries were placed online this week as a result of a major link-up between two genealogical websites.

Expert view: It’s crucial to safeguard free trade tectionism

Money mensch: How to have yourselves a prudent Chanucah

For those who have still not bought their Chanucah presents, there’s still enough time to get preparations under way.

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Comment by Emma Sinclair

Nuts and bolts of crunch-beating

David Laurie sold his web business to BT for £16m. Now he sells spare parts - and the firm is growing fast.