New study finds British Jews have lost trust in all major UK institutions

A woman has been convicted of a racially aggravated assault after directing antisemitic abuse at children outside a Jewish secondary school in north London before attacking the father of one of the pupils.

Ministers are also set to outlaw the the Islamic Movement of the Companions of the Right (IMCR), which has been blamed for a series of attacks on Jewish targets in the UK.

The increased funding will see a surge in police presence, patrols, and protecting security outside synagogues and schools, as well as specialist plain-clothes officers in Jewish communities.

The police said in a statement that officers were “aware of videos circulating online that show antisemitic verbal abuse directed towards attendees” at the parade in central London.

The two, Adam Bedoui, 20, and Abdelkader Bousloub, 21, pleaded guilty to a religiously aggravated public order offense.

The Institute for Jewish Policy Research (JPR) will head a new European network bringing together researchers and policymakers to improve understanding of antisemitism and Jewish life.

The swastika symbol was discovered at Gonville and Caius College and reported to its senior tutor and porter.

The threats posed by Palestine Action had been the most important factor in the lawful decision-making, Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr said, including how the group clandestinely organised and targeted lawful businesses.

Anti-Jewish hatred in the NHS means some patients hide their identity and staff “suffer in silence”, a review by Lord Mann, the government’s adviser on antisemitism, has found.

Ticket holders for the lecture on the kingdoms of Ancient Israel and Judah were told it was no longer scheduled due to “security concerns”.

Counter Terrorism Policing North West said a 49-year-old man had been detained on suspicion of offences “relating directly” to the attack at the synagogue.

Tavius Jean Charles threatened six victims between October 2025 and March 2026 near Belz Synagogue in Stamford Hill, north London.