Anthea Gerrie

Reversing autumn

We find out how we are able to tuck into English asparagus this Succot.

She fights Parkinson's with poetry

Hundreds of sufferers are finding solace in Elaine Benton's writing.

Aspire to samphire

We dip our toe in the water and discover the latest trendy vegetable from the sea.

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