The communal body is going to discuss the work of Martin Rowson and Steve Bell
By Felix Pope
The Corporation chief quit after a report found he breached appointment rules
By Tash Mosheim
By David Rose
The Hackney MP's attempt to disassociate herself from her letter to the Observer was unconvincing
By Ian Austin
This period doesn’t feel at all like the run-up to Tony Blair’s landslide Labour victory in 1997
‘Thatcherite revolutionary’ who served as the first Jewish chancellor since Benjamin Disraeli
By Robert Philpot
My great-grandfather inspired me to embrace a Judaism that strives to relieve the suffering of both our own people and of others
By Rabbi David Mason
MPs say government has been ‘far too soft’ on IRGC and back Iranian’s gruelling bid to have terror group banned
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American TV anchor who blazed the way for women to conquer the small screen
By Julie Carbonara
She also deleted a tweet claiming a Labour government would recognise a Palestinian state
By Daniel Ben-David
Political observers believe the state arrangement could be replicated at national level in the general election next year
By Liam Hoare
Team led by Deputy Consul General in Jerusalem wore T-shirts for fun run which ‘erased Israel’, say campaigners
Nadia Whittome met Saleem Nusseibeh, from campaign group Palestinian Forum in Britain, in Parliament last December
By Jenni Frazer
SNP’s Humza Yousaf and ex-leader of terror group attended meeting with Scottish cabinet minister and officials
The Jewish former MP said the party fell into 'depths of the abyss' under Jeremy Corbyn
By Georgia L Gilholy
Although the Tories won by a landslide, Labour saw the biggest rise in vote share
By Ben Bloch
