The architecturally stunning Grade I-listed Orthodox shul, completed in 1874, featured on a King Charles coronation stamp
By Daniel Ben-David
‘It’s ironic to see Shabbat immortalised in this way’
By Rosa Doherty
Cautious progress rather than rapid change has been the order of the day
By Simon Rocker
Rabbi Daniel Rowe says criticism of the Talmud is escaping neo-Nazi forums, and becoming mainstream
By Hannah Gillott
Orthodox councillor Andrew Walters wants to free the weed – but not in the way you might think
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Politics, nepotism and the role of women have left the country's top rabbinical offices vacant for the first time in its history
By Etgar Lefkovits
The graduation of Rabbi Miriam Lorie is a pivotal moment as she has her own community
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Rabbi Miriam Lorie will next week become the first ordained woman to lead an Orthodox community in the UK
By Eve Sacks
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A group of Orthodox women are refusing to enter the mikveh in protest over a fellow community member’s plight
By Eliana Jordan
Some strictly-Orthodox protesters called the police ‘Nazis’
By JC Reporter
Recent graduate Dr Benjamin Harouni was killed while Mohammed Abdulkareem, 29, was arrested by police
The courageous thinker’s quest for traditional alternatives can still inspire us
By Dr Miri Freud-Kandel
The pair come from Pinner United Synagogue and will take up their new roles early next year
Secular colleges training therapists are now welcoming increasing numbers from the Orthodox community as taboos over counselling subside
By Gaby Koppel
Religious Zionists dominate public life, but they may not be as united as critics think, says the author of a new book
By Yair Ettinger
A lawsuit claimed Jackson Township in New Jersey used local land laws to restrict Orthodox Jews' way of life
By Richard Percival
