Julian SofaerHis ambition was to become a violinist and he continued to study music alongside his architecture courseBy Ada Sofaer3 min read
Jerry LewisThe entertainer, movie star and director Jerry Lewis, who has died in his 92nd year, was the master of the so-called “visual gag”By Geoffrey Alderman2 min read
Michael John TuchnerBAFTA winning TV and film director whose forte was creative story-tellingBy Dr Geoffrey H Buchler 3 min read
Obituary: Dr Herbert NeedlemanDoctor who exposed how lead affects child development and behaviourBy Julie Carbonara2 min read
Obituary: Gretel BergmannRecord setting Jewish athlete banned by Nazis and later rehabilitatedBy Brian Sacks3 min read
Obituary: Anne FreemanDramatic soprano and impresario who brought opera to local audiencesBy Emma Klein2 min read
Obituary: Elaine GoldmanCommunity-spirited journalist and lawyer with a passion for historyBy Keren David3 min read
Barbara WatermanJewish Care volunteer who gave a lifetime of service to the East End communityBy Joy Sable2 min read
Obituary: Esther MarcusRebbetzen whose true beauty lay in the simplicity and integrity of her life1 min read
Obituary: Elkan Rex MakinLawyer and journalist who championed the underdog against the establishment and bureaucracyBy Robin Makin3 min read
Obituary: Gerald LiptonChinacraft founder and philanthropist who took Nightingale House to “a new level”By Simon Rocker3 min read
Obituary: Sheila MichaelsPolitical activist who changed the face of feminismBy Gloria Tessler2 min read
Lord Joel JoffeNelson Mandela’s defence lawyer who became a successful businessman, philanthropist and advocate of assisted dyingBy Julie Carbonara3 min read
Obituary: Tom KremerA Holocaust survivor who went on to become an entrepreneur, author and philosopherBy Geoffrey Alderman2 min read