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   Power Hungry: Joan Collins on the return of 80's fashion By Joan Collins Shoulder pads! Big sleeves! The spirit of the Eighties is back on the catwalk. About time, says Dame Joan Collins Published: 14/09/2017             Slick Woods opens up about breaking into the fashion industry after living in a drug den and serving time in prison By Jane Mulkerrins One of fashion’s rising stars, Woods spent last week walking Rihanna's Fenty Puma runway Published: 13/09/2017             Natalia Vodianova on poverty, divorce and being a working mother By Charlotte Edwardes She tells Charlotte Edwardes about changing lives through her foundation, her relentless work ethic and why her marriage broke down Published: 07/09/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   My London: Giles Deacon By Lily Worcester The designer sips cocktails at St John, buys art materials at L Cornelissen & Son and romances on the banks of the Thames Published: 14/09/2017     David Hockney interview: 'I thought I was a peripheral artist, really' By Deborah Soloman The artist talks about his new paintings, distorted perspective and the afterlife ahead of his major retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in November Published: 14/09/2017     Josh O’Connor, interview: 'I remember thinking this is everything that England means to me' By Ellen E Jones Actor Josh O’Connor sees his new movie about a gay sheep farmer who falls in love with a migrant worker as a pro-Europe manifesto, he tells Ellen E Jones Published: 13/09/2017     My London: Alice Temperley By Dipal Acharya The fashion designer would take a date to HIX Soho, goes for massages at FaceGym in Selfridges and sips Guinness at The Cow... Published: 12/09/2017     Jon Sopel on the madness and exhilaration of covering Donald Trump's unusual presidency By Jon Sopel He’s the Beeb’s North America editor, responsible for covering the White House and holding Donald Trump to account Published: 07/09/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   Frank Vincent dead: Sopranos and Goodfellas actor passes aged 78 By Jennifer Ruby The US actor also appeared in Goodfellas, Raging Bull and Casino Published: 14/09/2017     Breaking News: Princess Diana’s death in the pre-social media world By Ben Kelly The behind the scenes story of how Britain's broadcasters handled the ‘news story of the century’ Published: 13/09/2017   REAL LIFE   I tried to evacuate for Hurricane Irma – but instead I've ended up stuck in a wasteland without my life-saving medication By Azmia Magane We have been without power for four days now, and all of our non non-perishable food is ruined. My epi pens (which are $200 a pop, with insurance) are also ruined Published: 14/09/2017     Caroline Criado-Perez on her fight to bring Jane Austen onto the new £10 note By Caroline Criado-perez Thanks to Caroline Criado-Perez, from tomorrow a new face will be gracing the £10 note. Here, the writer explains why she took on the Bank of England Published: 13/09/2017     On Schizophrenia: Father and son discuss battling mental illness and the art it inspires By Patrick Cockburn, Henry Cockburn In the first of a three-part series, Patrick Cockburn and his son Henry, reflect on the trauma of schizophrenia Henry has experienced for the past 16 years – and how painting helped Published: 13/09/2017     After repeated operations and going through the menopause at 25, I just wish doctors had taken me seriously By Lucy Pasha-robinson Perhaps it is stating the obvious, but it is extreme to have a six-inch needle plunged into your stomach each month. It is extreme to go through the menopause at 25. It is mind-boggling that the only options available to me for endometriosis were radical hormone treatments and invasive surgery, after a GP had (wrongly) told me to 'just take the Pill and see how it goes' Published: 13/09/2017     Meet the Tortola locals who lost everythng to IrmaBVI was decimated by the hurricane - now residents are terrified the world will move on and forget about them By Diane Selkirk BVI was decimated by the hurricane - now residents are terrified the world will move on and forget about them Published: 13/09/2017     Meet the new generation of acting stars on the rise this autumn By Frankie Mccoy From the Stockwell lad winning plaudits at the National to the Burberry model starring in JK Rowling’s Strike, Frankie McCoy introduces the class of 2017 Published: 07/09/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   Six times this Tory Government failed the Grenfell Tower residents By Diane Abbott Theresa May has admitted that the initial response was not good enough – but the Government's incompetence goes much deeper than that Published: 14/09/2017     Don't say it out loud – but Trump may have just transformed from completely unhinged to a normal President By David Usborne Thus was born The Chuck and Nancy Show, a possible game-changer. Or rather The Chuck, Trump and Nancy Show. Republicans were ashen, aghast Published: 14/09/2017     Allegations that three Qataris were 'tortured' by UAE officials will put the UK at the centre of an inter-Arab squabble By Robert Fisk Theresa May will no doubt be infuriated to discover that the Metropolitan Police are now being asked to investigate the alleged 'crimes' of senior officials in the Emirates – one of Saudi Arabia’s closest allies in the dispute with Qatar Published: 13/09/2017   HEALTH   How hiking became the fashion set's favourite fitness trend By Richard Gray The hills are alive with style-setters in boots made for walking — and striking a pose, says Richard Gray Published: 14/09/2017     From veils on the cover of Vogue to ankle-skimming hemlines: we chart fashion's new conservative mood By Katie Service London’s fitness elite are flexing their fascia — or connective tissue — to boost performance. Time to join them, says Katie Service Published: 14/09/2017     Natural Cycles: The birth control app that's more effective than the pill By Liz Connor Millennials are obsessed with an app that’s a more reliable contraception than the Pill. It’s a smart sexual revolution, finds Kate Wills Published: 14/09/2017     Why you should try trampolining classes in London this autumn By Samuel Fishwick For core strengthing and cardio boosting get on the trampoline. Samuel Fishwick stretches himself to great new heights Published: 14/09/2017   FOOD & DRINK   Why those in the know are drinking Champagne on ice By Frankie Mccoy Thanks to a new wave of fizzy offerings, it’s the coolest drink in town, says Frankie McCoy Published: 07/09/2017     Love Marmite? The reason could be in your genes, study finds By Melisha Kaur Are you a lover or a hater? Published: 07/09/2017   SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY   As Apple's iPhone X launches, take a look inside Apple Park: the tech giant's new $5 billion Cupertino office By David Phelan Tonight, all eyes are on Cupertino for the feverishly anticipated iPhone launch — but the real star is Apple’s collosal new circular super-office. Welcome to the $5 billion campus, says David Phelan Published: 12/09/2017   TRAVEL   Russia 2018: A fan's travel survival kit to the world cup By Simon Calder The world's greatest sporting event is the ideal time to visit the vast and fascinating host country Published: 14/09/2017     Make more of Singapore: Where to stay, eat and shop By Chitose Abe Sacai’s creative director, Chitose Abe, delivers an insider’s guide to the city’s most stylish side... Published: 14/09/2017     There’s a jaw-dropping all-glass underwater restaurant in the Maldives By Liz Connor Views don’t come much more spectacular than this Published: 13/09/2017     Holesovice: The Prague suburb that's gone from sleazy By Lisette Allen The neighbourhood made its name for strip clubs but is in the throes of an artistic revolution Published: 13/09/2017     Strasbourg city guide: What to do on a weekend break in the French home of the European parliament By Mary Novakovich Beyond the EU institutions, the capital of Alsace offers the perfect blend of sophistication and charm Published: 13/09/2017   TV & FILM   Victoria & Abdul: Why are the royals a national obsession in TV and films? By Nick Hasted With Judi Dench as Queen Victoria in new film 'Abdul & Victoria', Jenna Coleman starring in the second series of ITV's 'Victoria' and the new series of Netflix's 'The Crown' on its way, this latest boom is of its time in creating a Royal Universe, like Marvel’s or DC’s Published: 14/09/2017     Stephen Frears: I’m not an auteur — that seems to be my streak of good fortune By David Sexton As the director receives a prestigious award at the Venice Film Festival, Stephen Frears talks crowns, Corbyn and life behind the camera with David Sexton Published: 13/09/2017     It interview: Director Andy Muschietti on staying true to the spirit of Stephen King By Clarisse Loughrey Plus Bill Skarsgård going the extra mile, Steven Spielberg's influence, and his plans for Chapter II Published: 12/09/2017     Kingsman creator Mark Millar: Why Netflix splashed the cash on Britain’s answer to Marvel legend Stan Lee By David Barnett In 1989 a Glasgow University dropout sold his first comic book script for £240: three decades on, Nexflix paid considerably more for his Millarworld company in a deal reminiscent of Disney’s acquisition of Marvel. David Barnett on the creator of ‘a next generation comics universe’ Published: 12/09/2017   MUSIC   Jake Bugg interview: 'A lot of modern songs are rip-offs' By Roisin O'connor Singer-songwriter on his fourth album ‘Hearts That Strain’, recording in Nashville, and why he wants to keep politics out of his music Published: 12/09/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   She’s gone from ballet flats to a billion-dollar listing, but Tory Burch isn’t stopping there... By Katrina Israel The designer tells Katrina Israel how she built a superbrand — and why she wants to help a new generation do the same... Published: 14/09/2017     The hit list: 10 things to have on your fashion radar this month By Katrina Israel On the eve of London Fashion Week, Katrina Israel hails 10 new sartorial sensations, from the capital’s most fashionable openings to this season’s hottest collaboration. On your marks… Published: 14/09/2017     The Power List: the faces setting 2017's fashion agenda By Laura Weir And Laura Craik Meet the creative talents and business titans setting the fashion agenda now... Published: 14/09/2017     History girls: the beauty trend you need to know now By Katie Service As the catwalks turn to period drama for inspiration, allow Cate Blanchett and Tilda Swinton’s on-screen make-up artist, Morag Ross, to guide you through the beauty trends you need to know now... Published: 14/09/2017     Laura Craik on why we should embrace the return of the bumbag By Laura Craik Laura Craik on the return of the bumbag, smudged lips and slebs’ model children Published: 14/09/2017     From veils on the cover of Vogue to ankle-skimming hemlines: we chart fashion's new conservative mood By Katrina Israel Skin is out and propriety is in, says Katrina Israel Published: 14/09/2017   HOMES AND PROPERTY   Inside the home of celebrity facialist Teresa Tarmey By Dipal Acharya Dipal Acharya gets a glimpse inside the Kensington home of celebrity facialist Teresa Tarmey Published: 14/09/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.