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   P Diddy on politics, therapy and America’s race problem By Charlotte Edwardes Hip-hop royalty, cultural icon and legendary party boy... why Puff is now more focused on family and activism than anything else. Published: 29/06/2017             Okja's Jake Gyllenhaal interview: 'I’m interested in taking risks'. By Kaleem Aftab The actor is such a fan of South Korean director Bong Joon-Ho that he asked him for a part in his new movie 'Okja' and was given the role of zoologist Dr Johnny Published: 29/06/2017             Tony Chambers on social media for your face By Tony Chambers Wallpaper* editor-in-chief Tony Chambers on a boundary-busting art and design fair, the V&A’s new al fresco space and social media for your face Published: 27/06/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   My London: Adwoa Aboah By Dipal Acharya The model wants to fill the capital’s streets with blossom and would love to spend the night at the Aquarium... Published: 30/06/2017     Emma Thompson on new film Alone in Berlin, global warming and getting out of her comfort zone By James Mottram She stars with Brendan Gleeson as a working-class German couple who embark on an anti-Nazi campaign in actor-turned-director Vincent Pérez’s adaptation of the 1947 novel by Hans Fallada Published: 29/06/2017     My London: Yana Peel By Katrina Israel The head of the Serpentine Galleries sips Martinis at Dukes, goes running in Hyde Park and splashes out on Chanel... Published: 27/06/2017   REAL LIFE   Why the super-rich are ploughing billions into the booming 'immortality industry' By Emily Hill The Emily Hill investigates the booming immortality industry and asks if one day money might not just buy you the best things in life, but life itself Published: 30/06/2017     Five trends wedding planners want to put behind them By Kenza Bryan Sparklers and rustic themes are two key sources of annoyance Published: 30/06/2017     How 'being official' has become the new marriage engagement for commitment - phobic millenials By Rachel Hosie It definitely warrants a party (and a celebratory deleting of dating apps) Published: 30/06/2017     Meet the fitness tribe who are running and cycling 2,000km to aid the fight against human trafficking By Annie Ross On Friday 30th June, runners and cyclists are travelling from Bosnia to the UK to raise £250,000 to aid in the fight against human trafficking. Published: 27/06/2017     Like Otto Warmbier, I was detained in North Korea for unwittingly smuggling ‘propaganda’ By Eleanor Ford After nearly an hour in an ice-cold interrogation room onboard the Beijing-Pyongyang sleeper train, my inflammatory material was seized and I was sent back to my carriage. The outcome could have been quite different Published: 27/06/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   John Sisay: the south Londoner who could become Sierra Leone's next president By Kim Sengupta After the Brexit referendum and the general election, the former Goldsmiths student – and more recently successful mining boss – tells Kim Sengupta he prefers the ‘sedate’ politics of the west African nation over a shot at Westminster Published: 27/06/2017     Corbyn did the right thing when he chose Glastonbury over Armed Forces Day events By Lee Williams Nothing sums up more neatly than this the longstanding preoccupation of our country’s majority right-wing press with Corbyn’s refusal to sanction war and violence Published: 27/06/2017     Finally, everyone's paying attention to social housing, but it shouldn't have taken a tragedy to get us here By Jane Merrick The 100 per cent fail rate for tower block safety is a damning indictment of how local and national governments have systematically turned a blind eye to the living conditions of the poorest in society Published: 27/06/2017     What politicians said in the wake of Grenfell Tower rings hollow if you’ve seen it all before in the Middle East By Robert Fisk In the Middle East, we’re always suspicious when a local dictator talks about unity – 'wahda' in Arabic – because it usually means he’s in trouble Published: 27/06/2017     By demanding the end of Al Jazeera, Saudi Arabia is trying to turn Qatar into a vassal state By Robert Fisk If Crown Prince Mohamed bin Salman can rush into a hopeless war with the Houthis of Yemen, why shouldn’t he threaten the body politic of Qatar? Published: 27/06/2017     If only the Grenfell Tower residents had known about the magic money tree the Queen took from this morning By Holly Baxter The Queen was given a £6m pay rise today, while refurbishments on Buckingham Palace are estimated to cost £369m. Meanwhile, the 'cheaper and more flammable' cladding option was chosen for Grenfell Tower reportedly in order to save £5,000 Published: 27/06/2017     America faces a new wave of homegrown political violence and terrorism if its divisions continue By David Usborne The Anti-Defamation League has urged the authorities to be on high alert for violence not just from the extreme right, but from the extreme left also Published: 27/06/2017   HEALTH   What’s in a personal trainer’s gym bag? The best gym essentials for working out By Bianca Barratt This is what London’s PTs actually take to the gym Published: 27/06/2017     From India with love - how yoga got its stretch back By Mark Singleton From the shores of India to a staple of high-street gyms, Mark Singleton delves into the evolution of modern yoga Published: 27/06/2017     Is it ok to run in hear of 30 degress of more? By Hannah Moir, Chris Howe Most of Britain experienced a major heatwave this month, with temperatures reaching up to 32℃. The public health watchdog for England has issued an amber health warning, advising people to take care in the hotter weather. But what does it mean for runners? Is it ever too hot to go for a run? Published: 27/06/2017     Pulling power: why group rowing classes are set to be London's next big fitness craze By Katie Strick A new wave of competitive rowing classes is boosting metabolism and muscle. Katie Strick gets on board Published: 27/06/2017     Superhero workouts: how to train like Wonder Woman's Gal Gadot By Rosamund Urwin Wonder Woman’s body guru tells Rosamund Urwin how to squat, lunge and fuel your way to a hard core Published: 27/06/2017     How to support a loved one who has depression By Amy Harris More than 300 million people around the world are living with depression Published: 27/06/2017   TRAVEL   Why there's no place on earth quite like Nashville By Helen Gibson Helen Gibson dons her Stetson and makes for Tennessee’s headline act Published: 30/06/2017     Detox to retox: the new way to holiday in Formentera By Laura Craik Yoga retreat? Not in 2017. This summer it’s all about the yoga pre-treat. Ex-raver Laura Craik joins the modern party people following their zenning out with some serious living it up. Or at least tries to… Published: 30/06/2017     Why you should visit Quito, Eucuador's vibrant capital By Katie Law Straddling the equator high in the Andean foothills, Ecuador’s capital, Quito, is full of charm. Katie Law savours the city’s best, from pre-Columbian pottery and baroque bling architecture to guinea pig empanadas and killer pisco sours Published: 27/06/2017     Why do Londoners find it so hard to switch off during their holiday? By Hannah Betts Two weeks with nothing to do but lie in the sun and get lost in a not very good book: that was Hannah Betts’ plan. Then the leisure anxiety kicked in. Why, she asks, do modern-day Londoners find switching off so difficult? Published: 27/06/2017   TV & FILM   Spider-Man: Homecoming director Jon Watts: 'I’m not really sure how I got this job to be perfectly honest' By James Mottram The American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics, starring Tom Holland as Spider-Man, is a big leap for the indie director with only two low-budget film credits to his name Published: 30/06/2017     Daniel Day-Lewis retirement: Isn't it a bit premature? By Geoffrey Macnab The actor who won three Academy Awards for Best Actor for his performances in ‘My Left Foot’, ‘There Will Be Blood’ and ‘Lincoln’ has announced his retirement at the age of just 60 Published: 27/06/2017   MUSIC   Mumford & Sons on Latitude, U2, and the return of the banjo By Shaun Curran British folk rock band Mumford & Sons present a line-up of artists including Baaba Maal and Two Door Cinema Club at Latitude Festival on the same day they headline the festival Published: 29/06/2017     Fleetwood Mac's Lindsey Buckingham on his collaboration with Christine McVie By Rudi Greenberg The duo who have released a self-titled LP are currently touring the US before the Fleetwood Mac global tour next year Published: 29/06/2017     Pills, thrills and bellyaches: Glastonbury ain't what it used to be By The Independent Through hazy memory, drug-fuelled recollections and names changed to protect the guilty, our anonymous veteran of the 1990s Worthy Farm campaigns reminisces over the days when you could pick up a ticket in a nearby cafe on the day of the festival – and it wouldn’t set you back £240 Published: 27/06/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Piece together your new season wardrobe with playful patchwork prints By Sarah Young The mismatched vibe is set to be one of spring summer 2017’s hottest trends Published: 30/06/2017     Heels for men declared back in fashion By Rachel Hosie Heeled boots are made for walking, whatever your gender Published: 30/06/2017     Blow founder Fiona McIntosh on ageing beauty, the natural look and her game-changing app By Rosamund Urwin Her game-changing app brought beauty to the masses. Now, Fiona McIntosh is set to go global Published: 30/06/2017     What is double cleansing and should you be doing it? By Sarah Young The cornerstone of every good skincare routine, cleansing is essential when removing every last trace of makeup, sunscreen, and pollutant at the end of the day. Otherwise, it will be swimming in toxic chemicals and unable to repair and regenerate. Published: 27/06/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.