The latest selection of stories available for syndication. Problems viewing this email? Click here to view in your browser. Available features from The Independent and The Evening Standard FEATURED ARTICLES   EXCLUSIVE: Rose Byrne on how the film industry is broken and why men don’t like funny women By Jane Mulkerrins Rose Byrne wasn’t planning on returning to work six months after having a baby — then the chance to star opposite Oprah came along. Published: 18/05/2017             Three Girls' Maxine Peake interview: 'I thought this story about the Rochdale scandal needed to be told' By James Rampton The actress stars as the sexual health worker Sara Rowbotham in BBC1’s ‘Three Girls’, a tear-jerking story about the 2012 Rochdale grooming and sex trafficking case Published: 18/05/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   My London: Jade Jagger By Lily Worcester The jewellery designer gets her hair done at Bleach in Dalston, parties with Kate Moss and loves ballet in Notting Hill Published: 18/05/2017     Sandra Hüller interview: Actor talks Toni Erdmann remake, In the Aisles and being the face of German cinema By Kaleem Aftab As German cinema is enjoying a renaissance at the Cannes Film Festival, we catch up with its star Hüller, on set of her new film 'In Den Gängen' ('In the Aisles') Published: 16/05/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   Laura Craik on Pippa Middleton’s wedding, Harry Styles/Tess Ward and 'avocado hand' By Laura Craik Laura Craik discusses the dreaded middle class problem of the "avocado hand" Published: 18/05/2017   REAL LIFE   I wrote the first ever piece about the grooming gang scandal in northern English towns in 2006 – but the media didn't want to know By Julie Bindel As 'Three Girls' airs on television, Julie Bindel looks back on the investigation work she carried out over a decade ago into the prolific child sexual exploitation that took place Published: 18/05/2017     Why I ditched my Fulham garden flat - and my commute - to rent a one-bed in Marylebone By Andrew Barker Who hasn’t dreamt of ditching the commute and moving to the centre of town? Andrew Barker did exactly that, and hasn’t looked back Published: 18/05/2017     People reveal the unacceptable London behaviour they’re guilty of By Liz Connor You know you’re a monster when you get to the ticket barrier and don’t have your Oyster card ready Published: 18/05/2017     In the UK 16-year-olds can’t legally play Call of Duty but they can join the army By Rachel Taylor The UK, alongside Belarus, are the only two countries in Europe which allow 16-year-olds to join its armed forces Published: 18/05/2017     Did a university student really submit a top-mark essay from a nightclub dancefloor? By Rachael Pells Second-year business management student Lawrence Kemp became an overnight hero of the student community after a video of him submitting an essay from a night out went viral. But the assignment isn’t all it appears to be Published: 18/05/2017     Why I eloped to New York instead of having a traditional wedding By Evening Standard Londoner Gabrielle Gant spent months planning a traditional church wedding with her boyfriend Matt, before they realised their perfect day was two plane tickets to Manhattan, a couple of close friends and zero regrets. Here, she tells the Evening Standard why eloping was the best decision she ever made Published: 17/05/2017     Forging friendships in the ring: A Belfast-Beltway boxing connection By Joe Heim The project has been bringing Northern Irish boxers to Washington for the past 10 years and sending DC kids to Belfast for cultural experiences and a chance to measure up against one another in the ring Published: 17/05/2017     Marawa Ibrahim: the hula-hooping acrobat who's helping young girls to beat anxiety and depression By Phoebe Luckhurst Marawa Ibrahim is a world record-holder turned guru for a generation of centennials, says Phoebe Luckhurst Published: 16/05/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   This is the aim of Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia – and it isn't good for Shia communities By Robert Fisk The Sunni Saudis and the Gulf kings possess immense wealth, the only religion which Trump really respects, and they want to destroy Shia Iran, Syria, the Hezbollah and the Houthis – which is a simple 'anti-terrorist' story for the Americans Published: 18/05/2017     This is how Donald Trump's presidency will crumble in the next year By Sean O'grady Sooner rather than later, Comey will tell Congress and the special prosecutor precisely what passed between himself and Trump on the subject of the Russians – and it won’t be nice. Published: 18/05/2017   HEALTH   8 ways to keep fit and healthy while on a beach holiday By Kate Lough Don't just fly and flop... Published: 22/05/2017     Yes, you can be 'fat but fit' – but don't expect to be healthy By Jacqueline Hooton The real issue is whether you can be ‘fat and healthy’ and the simple answer is no Published: 18/05/2017     Overweight young woman refuses gastric bypass and loses 100 pounds in 18 months By Rachel Hosie There are many supposed quick-fixes when it comes to losing weight. From gastric band surgery to intermittent fasting or strict diet schemes, everyone seems to have a different secret that will help you shift the pounds. Published: 18/05/2017     What you need to know about Type 1 diabetes By Amy Harris As Theresa May reveals that she suffers from type 1 diabetes, we ask the experts what you should know about the condition Published: 17/05/2017   FOOD & DRINK   What McDonald’s doesn’t want you to know about its ‘British’ beef By Ian Johnston Fast food giant stresses its burgers come from British and Irish farms, but one of its biggest suppliers has been accused of fuelling deforestation of the Bolivian Amazon and Brazilian Cerrado Published: 18/05/2017     The Moist Maker: how to make Ross’s Thanksgiving sandwich from Friends By Liz Connor As today marks the start of National Sandwich Week, why not celebrate by making TV’s most delicious lunchtime treat Published: 16/05/2017     Meet the rastafarian vegans who ditched meat before it was cool By Kashmira Gander The Ital movement promotes the idea that everything living has its own energy Published: 16/05/2017   TRAVEL   Exploring Jaipur's 21st century gems By Dipal Acharaya Alongside Jaipur’s traditional treasures, Dipal Acharya discovers the city’s 21st-century gems Published: 18/05/2017     10 reasons why Hyderabad is India's new must-visit destination By Laura Hyatt The London lifestyle blogger behind Heroine in Heels gives us the lowdown on southern India's under the radar city Published: 16/05/2017   SPORT   John Terry leaves Chelsea at the right time for both player and club By Miguel Delaney Terry brought a brilliant Chelsea career to an end on Sunday, but it was a necessary parting in order for the club to embark on a new, exciting chapter Published: 22/05/2017     From the violent streets of Baltimore to Floyd Mayweather protege: Gervonta Davis stands on the brink of greatness By Steve Bunce The American - who endured a violent, turbulent childhood - now rubs shoulders with 'Money' himself. After the darkest of beginnings, he could well be the future of the sport Published: 16/05/2017   TV & FILM   I Love Dick: Jill Solloway's new series is a work of art - but why are we all so obsessed with Dick? By Chantal Da Silva There's a certain irony in the way the media has focused on Kevin Bacon's part in the filmmaking process Published: 18/05/2017   MUSIC   12 essential songs that defined 1967 By Graeme Ross It was perhaps the world’s finest hour of music during the Summer of Love, where the charts were dominated with psychedelic pop, drug-fuelled rock ‘n’ roll and tunes peppered with political messages. Graeme Ross rounds up the best tunes from each month of that glorified year Published: 22/05/2017     Raye interview: A pop star for the new generation By Roisin O'connor People know I'm in this for the long haul' Published: 18/05/2017     Chris Cornell Interview: ‘There’s always been a desire in me to keep the attention of a room full of people with just one stupid guitar and nothing else’ By Remfry Dedman One of the founding fathers of the grunge movement, Chris Cornell has branched out in recent years and become a masterly acoustic virtuoso Published: 18/05/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Braid rage: Is cultural appropriation harmless borrowing or a damaging act? By Jennifer Whitney Few would argue that exchanging cultural ideas could be construed negatively. But what happens when the influence and origins of that culture go unacknowledged and ignored? Published: 22/05/2017     Magic slippers: why the babouche is making a comeback for summer By Hannah Rochell Effortless summer style is a shoe in – Hannah Rochell backs the babouche Published: 16/05/2017     Summer crush: bright, light and refreshingly unexpected, velvet has come out of hibernation this season By Karen Dacre Like tequila - an equally divisive addition to the summer landscape - velvet should be approached with a clear head and whole lot of caution Published: 16/05/2017     Robe trip: why Kimonos are the jacket to covet right now By Emma Mccarthy The capital’s most stylish are looking to the East for inspiration Published: 16/05/2017     6 questions we have about Topshop's 'clear plastic jeans' By Charlie Teather How far does your commitment to a new trend stretch? Published: 16/05/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.