The Jewish Chronicle

Meet the in-laws

Love and bickering, that’s life

My coke habit is gone for good

Susan Reuben's ketubah works magic on marital harmony

Give me a guidebook

Susan Reuben has no time to learn new skills on YouTube

Grandad’s story of loss and survival

Student Jan Edwards had never heard his grandfather's story of surviving the Shoah. A university assignment gave him the excuse to ask.

Ways to come down from Limmud

Sad that Limmud is over? Don't want to leave the cosy bubble of your fellow Limmudniks? Susan Reuben has the solution

It's the season for squabbles

Christmas is a time for food and arguments, says Zelda Leon, so it's perfect for Jews

Barmitzvahs aren’t just for the kids

Joy Sable reports on the growing trend for octogenarians to celebrate a second bar or batmitzvah

Thank you for my life

Nadine Wojakovski visits the Dutch town where her mother was hidden in WWII, to pay tribute to those who saved her

Grammar is important, but don't be a snob

This week Susan Reuben reflects on the difference between being a grammar snob, and just a snob

Making Chanukah meaningful

Claire Cantor wants a new approach to the festival of lights

My son's going to be barmitzvah...but what does it mean?

Susan Reuben ponders the point of the rite of passage

Welcome to my treif-eating tank

Zelda Leon's house is kosher. But what about the car?

'Art has given me everything'

What was it like, growing up as the son of two huge stars, Joan Collins and Anthony Newley? Michelle Doughty met artist Alexander Newley to find out

From the cancer ward to a wedding dance

The best-selling novelist Sue Margolis was diagnosed with cancer in January. She wrote this last summer, just before her son’s wedding. Sue died this month

Why don’t shop assistants speak my language?

Susan Reuben on the pitfalls of shopping

My wife’s last tribute

Sir Anthony Seldon remembers his wife and father law, Maurice Pappworth

The chutzpah of the faux Yiddish

Zelda Leon's quest to join the tribe