The prime minister and Keir Starmer hailed the community, with Sunak pledging to champion anti-BDS legislation in the new year
By Felix Pope
The UK Foreign Secretary also condemned Iran for its constant calls to destroy Israel
By Richard Percival
The cabinet minister said she became interested in the Holocaust after reading The Diary of Anne Frank
By Gaby Wine
The former Conservative MP said all political parties with elected MPs must have 'broad coalitions'
The nine people taking the action were all members of Labour Against Antisemitism
The Labour leader also pledged to increase co-operation with the CST if his party wins next year's general election
The Labour leader spoke to children at the Independent Jewish Day School in the run up to Rosh Hashanah
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Backbencher Paul Bristow apologises for the move but insists he won’t sack the ex-Labour official
By David Rose
The Russian paramilitary group was outlawed in the UK by Home Secretary Suella Braverman
The Board of Deputies and Jewish Leadership Council said they strongly support the legislation
Dame Louise said she was 'delighted' to be present on the Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) fact-finding trip
The mosque had hosted an Egyptian imam who pledged to 'liberate' Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem from the 'filth of the Jews'
The new defence secretary also opened up about his uncle and grandfather who fought in the Second World War
By Daniel Ben-David
Amber de Botton worked for the prime minister after a career as a broadcast journalist
The last Jew to hold the position was Malcolm Rifkind in 1995
The Jewish candidate for Mayor of London dropped out of the race in June
By Orlando Radice
