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Danny Rich (rabbi)

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “chief executive of liberal judaism in the united kingdom”. Today it says “labour councillor and mayor for 2025-26 of the london borough of barnet”.
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The opening as it read in 2025

Danny Rich is a Labour councillor and mayor for 2025-26 of the London Borough of Barnet . He was, until 2020, the Senior Rabbi and Chief Executive of Liberal Judaism in the United Kingdom . London Borough of Barnet . 21 May 2025 . London Borough of Barnet .

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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “chief executive of liberal judaism in the united kingdom”. Today it says “labour councillor and mayor for 2025-26 of the london borough of barnet”. Read the current article and compare.
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What Wikipedia says this is

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Then

chief executive of liberal judaism in the united kingdom

Now

labour councillor and mayor for 2025-26 of the london borough of barnet

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