Poppy Wood Studying Dai the Dr: New scholarship celebrates Jewish Medics in Wales - university looks for postgrad to delve into history of Jewish health professionals, how cultural & religious identities & immigration influenced healthcare Jewish History Matters Podcast JHAW/CHIC Nathan Abrams

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Has my MP David Pinto-Duschinsky MP signed the amendment to block the government’s planned £5bn cuts to disability and sickness benefits? More than 100 Labour MPs are backing it. We need every voice standing up for disabled people.

New scholarship to celebrate Jewish medics in Wales jewishnews.co.uk/new-scholarshi… via Jewish News Bangor University JHAW/CHIC

On this day in 1945, at only 16 years of age, Stanley Kubrick's first, and possibly most iconic, photograph for Look magazine was published after the head of the photographic department purchased it without hesitation for $25 on the spot.

Thanks for the “concession”, Keir Starmer. But continuing to target disabled people with cuts, creating a two-tier benefit system, while shifting money to fund bombs and missiles is a far cry from the Labour value of fairness.

There will be talks on Algerian Jewish history (Eliaou Balouka), Jewish women and writing (Katharina Wendl), Yiddishism and the Jewish press (William Pimlott), and the Bradford Jewish Cemetery (Sophia Lambert ). Distinguished @JHSE board members will be at BIAJS, too!

Stanley Kubrick's 1975 timeless classic is arriving elegantly back in cinemas in 4K to celebrate the film's 50th anniversary this year. Barry Lyndon is released back into select cinemas in 4K worldwide from 18th July courtesy of Park Circus & Warner Bros.. Check local

Simon Schama Check out Nathan Abrams book on Kubrick. Enlightening and entertaining. For full disclosure he’s my PhD supervisor but don’t hold it against him. amzn.eu/d/iZoPCqt

I’m at the Winkfield Resource Centre to hear disabled people share their experiences of the welfare system. Bambos Charalambous turned up — credit to him. But David Lammy and Catherine West are absent. No wonder this week’s debate was such a shambles. How can they speak for us and vote

#BIAJS2025 We also formally confirmed the election of Nathan Abrams as our Treasurer and Ben Gidley as our next President...

I am quoted here: “Do We Need More Holocaust Films?” | Hadassah Magazine hadassahmagazine.org/2025/07/05/do-…

Join us Sinema Pontio for this celebration of Jaws.

I'm excited to announce that I am one of the three writers chosen from Seren Books' Fiction & Non-Fiction Call-out to develop my book idea into a publication proposal! serenbooks.com/2025/07/announ…

Stone cross landmark on Great Orme used to create Star of David dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wal…

Just in case you needed another reason to re-watch your favourite horror movie. In 2012, researchers at the University of Westminster found that watching scary movies can help you burn the calorific equivalent of a small chocolate bar, with #TheShining ranking 1st at 184

Quoted in the Daily Mail (again). Really want to be the subject of one of those articles about Mickey Mouse degrees, though google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t…

Announcing my latest book: an edited collection on Blade Runner in which I have an essay about the film's Jewishness. The Cultural Heritage of Blade Runner | Home liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/book/10.38…

Charedi holidaymakers condemned after replacing cross with star of David jewishnews.co.uk/charedi-holida… via Jewish News