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Plava cake and lemon curd filling

An update on a very traditional Passover treat

Redbridge pupils relish their royal close-ups

Weizmann wows with £550k

The 500-member shul which cannot afford a full-time rabbi

Out of Africa: the story of a modern exodus

Rabbi Menachem Waldman on what lies behind his new Haggadah dedicated to Ethiopian Jewry

Faces and Places: 6th April 2012

How I kept calm to defy the odds and beat cancer

When Alex Samuels was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on erev Rosh Hashanah he was forced to postpone his final year at Leeds University. Friends quickly rallied to support him: UJS president Dan Grabiner travelled to London to decorate his hospital room, Leeds JSoc organised a 'saliva drive' encouraging students to join the bone marrow donors' register, and tutors offered advice and assistance. Alex, 22, describes how his campus support network helped him defeat the disease and take his first steps to recovery:

Freedom’s varieties

The City's status is under threat

Mark Ronson: 'Any successI've ever had is by accident'

The man who made Amy Winehouse a star reveals the debt he owes to luck — and to following his musical instincts

In London, more needed to face down the bullies

Liberals left for dust as Egypt goes Islamist