David Robson

Meet Le Carré’s smiley Danish connection

As television goes, the stakes could hardly be higher. The jewel in the crown of the BBC's spring programming, six hour-long episodes in the prime Sunday-evening slot and, what's more, from a book by John Le Carré.

Should Mel Gibson be rehabilitated?

So were we 'void of social morals'?

The diva of all divas!

As a new version of ‘Funny Girl’ becomes a West End hit, can it possibly equal Barbara Streisand's definitive portrayal of Fanny Brice?

A prelude to horror

The evocative testimonies from victims of Kristallnacht

The expert costumiers of screen and shop

Angel family in seventh heaven

Images from a vanished past

Eileen Ford - the model maker

A new book reveals the extraordinary rise of Eileen Ford and her beautiful people

In awe of a precious Hebrew collection

The British Library has embarked on a project to make 1,250 manuscripts available online free. And now JC readers can access it exclusively

Bringing humanity to the Holocaust

Unveiling the Cape

We suggest places to stay, play and enjoy the views in Cape Town

When Beautiful pop was kosher