Tributes have been paid to an ex-Auschwitz prisoner who survived the Holocaust and spent decades educating youngsters
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Food writer who embraced history, geography and the sensation of taste and smell
By Julie Carbonara
Gifted pianist who contributed to the international revival of chamber music
By Gloria Tessler
Composer-conductor whose prolific film, TV and theatre career encompassed a revival of the world of silent films
Richard Conway pays tribute to his father, a leading Leeds lawyer and lecturer on Judaism and interfaith understanding
By Richard Conway
Popular rabbi and prison chaplain who was active in interfaith relations
By Daniel Ginsbury
East End matriarch, Labour councillor and oldest witness to the Battle of Cable Street
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Leading statistician whose innovative thinking reduced government bureaucracy
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Youngest glider pilot who fought at Arnhem during the Second World War
By Martin Sugarman
Celebrity and property lawyer whose 'road to Swindon' conversion led him to promote environmental issues
By The Polden Family
Peter Fineman looks back with affection on a charity maven, opera buff and avid race-goer
By Peter Fineman
A formidable presence who played Yente opposite Topol in Fiddler on the Roof
Labour Peer and civil rights campaigner who fought antisemitism in Parliament
Funny, fearless and maverick barrister whose work was characterised by his chutzpah
By Nick Higham
Pioneering titan of the British film and television industry
By Tina McFarlane
Film and TV composer who helped Stanley Kubrick transition from still images into motion pictures
By Nathan Abrams
