Anthea Gerrie

He's Hitchcock's man - and no mistake

Revealed: the wartime school that saved lives

German-Jewish children evaded the clutches of the Nazis when their teacher decided to move their lessons - to Kent

I woke up and smelt the coffee: Why Schultz returned

Why the coffee chain's founder decided to return to restore its falling fortunes

A family reunited after 90 years

A Cardiff pensioner set out to discover her grandfather's life story and found she was related to David Ben Gurion

How fast food is poisoning our children

Interview: Esther Freud

The writer on the bonds and broigeses of a famous Jewish dynasty

When it's healthy to get in a pickle

The macrobiotic diet, which became trendy in the '60s, has plenty in common with Ashkenazi food.

OCD really is the Jewish disease

The Arch

London

Give yourself a fresh start

Protein, slow-release carbohydrates and fibre are the key to a healthy breakfast

Camden's cool for Katz

A young chef is wowing north London diners with an Israeli speciality

Business Travel: Upwardly mobile

Flying start or waste of cash? Anthea Gerrie asks if business class is worth the extra fare