Yiddish nurses, a rabbi, kosher nosh: the hospital had it all (except great doctors)

Days before his death on Monday, veteran journalist Michael Freedland wrote this, his final article, about the London Jewish Hospital

The Jazz Singer at 90: Was it good for the Jews?

Michael Freedland considers the legacy of Al Jolson's classic film

Hanging on the telephone with Shelley Berman

Michael Freedland remembers a comic who was "as Jewish as one of those bagels,with a nice shmear of cream cheese on top"

Freedland on Freedland

Our columnist Jonathan Freedland has a new thriller out. Who better to interview him, we thought, than his proud dad, Michael Freedland?

The child star waiting for his big break

Ilan Galkoff has just been picked for the London production of Adrian Mole the Musical. Michael Freedland met him and his proud parents

Love? Actually, they've been married 80 years

The Kayes are believed to be Britain's longest married couple

Put the Anglo in Anglo-Jewish

Just remember your mates to stay immune from hate

Bruni's ex, the lawyer who prosecutes Nazis

Arno Klarsfeld hails from a famous family of Nazi-hunters, but he’s better known as Mme Sarkozy’s former lover.

You're never too old for a PhD

Just ask Michael Hocherman, who got one at the age of 82

Interview: Mark Regev

Michael Freedland talks to the new Israeli ambassador

Looking back to our Olympic glory

Hugo Gryn: Everyone's chief rabbi

On the 20th anniversary of his death, Michael Freedland remembers Hugo Gryn, as beloved and revered

Remembering radio: You didn't always have to be Jewish

Michael Freedland remembers his radio heyday

The naked truth about Carnaby Street

A very Jewish business indeed

The Blacklist's real victims weren’t just Communists

An attempt to root out Communists and Communist influences in Hollywood.