Simon Round

Brett Wigdortz, the Teach First man who is transforming Britain's schools

He's the inspiration behind the project that gets talented teachers helping under-achieving children

JC Profile: Adam Richman

Sera Hersham-Loftus: the seductive interior designer

Her style is boho meets rock n roll — and celebrities love it

They did their bit - the story of three centuries of heroism

From Trafalgar to Helmand province, Jews have a distinguished record of service in the British armed forces

They did their bit - the story of three centuries of military heroism

Sadly, there are not many Jews who fought in the Second World War who are still able to march. But those who can will be polishing their medals to parade down Whitehall on Sunday

Guest who?

There's one at every table. A nuisance, or a nebbech. Who's sitting next to you?

Amos Oz: 'When it’s OK to join the boycott'

When Amos Oz sits down to write at his desk in the study, he does not use a computer. Rather, he has two pens

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Steven Berkoff's East Enders

In the 1960s the acclaimed actor photographed the last remnants of a once-vibrant Jewish community

TV review: Timeshift

For all of you who think that klezmer is simply Jewish wedding music, this excellent documentary in the Timeshift strand proved that, well, you were absolutely right.

Hebburn: a British sitcom that avoids Jewish cliches

Everyone has been attempting to get Jews into light entertainment and reality programmes recently.

Woody Allen's latest picture - made by his biggest fan

Without Woody Allen, Sophie Lellouche’s life would have been very different. She might never have discovered literature, music or philosophy, and she would definitely not be attending the London gala premiere of her movie Paris-Manhattan.