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After a storm of criticism over his remarks on antisemitism, Misan Harriman announced he is stepping down as chair of London’s Southbank Centre, one of the city’s leading cultural institutions. Southbank said the process of choosing his successor is already underway.

UCL in Britain says it is ending the role of Anthony Orkin, who led its antisemitism program and supported Jewish students. Responsibility for the work will reportedly move to Adil Khan, who was also involved with an organization accused of fundraising tied to Hamas.

More than 100 lawmakers urged the government to stop the London event, warning it was tied to land they said was “stolen from Palestinians”

An empty baby stroller was set alight in a communal stairwell as police keep an open mind on the motive as recent attacks in the area pile up

A young man was speaking Hebrew on his cellphone on a London street when five Arabic-speaking suspects allegedly attacked him and beat him until he collapsed. No arrests have been made so far.

Police kept the October 7 memorial exhibit’s location secret ahead of its May 20 opening as organizers prepare for heavy security

The political crisis inside the Labour Party is deepening amid reports that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to resign. According to the "Daily Mail," Starmer has already set a structured timetable for his departure.

British police moved quickly against two young men who filmed themselves dangling banknotes from fishing lines to mock Jews in Haredi neighborhoods. In another incident, a man placed money on the ground as part of an antisemitic social-media challenge. Law enforcement: "This was a deliberate, targeted attack meant to spread hate."

Organizers said some 20,000 people attended the rally on Downing Street, held after a series of attacks on Jewish targets across Britain

New 100-officer force announced after stabbing, synagogue arson, and growing fears of extremist and Iranian-linked threats

Reports say veterans from elite units are now guarding synagogues and schools after a wave of attacks forced communities to escalate security

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited the London site where two Jewish men were stabbed; protesters shouted "Traitor" and urged a tougher crackdown on antisemitic violence.

Police identify the suspect as a 45-year-old British citizen born in Somalia; two victims are stable as residents demand real protection and action against rising antisemitism.

The U.S. Embassy in London urges Americans to exercise heightened caution in the UK and across Europe after a wave of violent incidents targeting Jewish communities.

The listings sparked a discrimination debate in Britain, though some shared-home rentals may fall under legal exemptions

Two suspects arrested after bottles suspected to contain petrol were thrown at Finchley synagogue in antisemitic incident

Mass arrests follow enforcement of Palestine Action ban, despite court ruling it unlawful as government appeal keeps restrictions in place

Four new emergency vehicles deployed within 24 hours after antisemitic firebombing destroyed Hatzola fleet, as police continue search for additional suspects

“I will murder you,” attacker shouted, as incident follows wave of antisemitic attacks across Europe

“It is not safe for us,” residents say after synagogue-area arson, as Iran-linked group claim raises fears of wider Europe campaign