Gaby Koppel
Gaby Koppel is an author and former BBC television producer.
The Jewish Film Festival is back: Here are the must-see movies
Tracy-Ann Oberman and daughter Anoushka star in their first film project together, and two Charedi movies explore a community changing with the times
‘The Holocaust was the biggest smash and grab job in history’
A new film, due for its British premiere at next month’s UK Jewish Film Festival, uncovers the ongoing fight for justice over the art the Nazis stole from the Jews
BRCA testing offers positive news this Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Predictive tests give women power to take early steps against breast and ovarian cancer
Don’t know much about biology...
Inherited conditions are more common in people of Jewish ancestry so students should take the appropriate genetic tests
‘I’m gonna live for ever!’ The day I learned the secrets of ‘extreme ageing’
A new survey has found that one in three people want to live for ever – could their wish come true?
Will dental cosmetic work really put a smile on your face?
Wales’s wild west: exploring the Pembrokeshire coast
As the Pembrokeshire Coast Path prepares to celebrate its 55th anniversary, Gaby Koppel discovers untamed scenery and little-known luxury
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The writer who wept at his daughter’s bat mitzvah
Memories of his own boyhood in apartheid-era South Africa cast a shadow on Danis Hirson’s own coming of age
Why Merthyr Tydfil is rallying behind its once-abandoned synagogue
A grand old shul is being redeveloped as a cultural centre for the whole of this south Wales community
Like Kate, I had abdominal surgery, then had to tell my children I had cancer
The Princess of Wales’ announcement last week brought back vivid memories for Gaby Koppel, whose story has very close parallels...
How I connected with my inner German self
When Gaby Koppel decided to reclaim her Berlin-born father’s nationality, being handed a passport alone didn’t quite pass muster...
Is being nice good for you?
Gaby Koppel tests the theory that performing acts of kindness boosts your mental health
Meet the mensches making up minyans for the rest of us day in, day out
What motivates people to perform this mitzvah for their fellow Jews? Gaby Koppel asks them
Why Britain's strictly Orthodox Jews are embracing psychotherapy
Secular colleges training therapists are now welcoming increasing numbers from the Orthodox community as taboos over counselling subside
Cancer support can be welcoming and chic
Kosher bagels and high design are part of the mix at a hub for breast cancer patients in London
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