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Available features from The Independent and The Evening Standard FEATURED ARTICLES   Modelling for Lucian Freud, partying with the YBAs — Sue Tilley has seen it all By Frankie Mccoy Frankie McCoy takes a step into the life of Sue Tilley Published: 06/10/2017             Blade Runner 2049's Ana de Armas interview: 'Moving to Hollywood was a good exercise for my ego' By Jack Shepherd ‘I think it’s a very special movie, very emotional’ Published: 06/10/2017             Liam Gallagher interview: 'I miss being in a band with my brother' By Roisin O'connor The rock and roll star on his debut solo album, patching things up with Idris Elba, and that long-rumoured Oasis reunion Published: 03/10/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   My London: Nicholas Cullinan By Lily Worcester The director of the National Portrait Gallery gets trendy at Frank’s Cafe and takes dating advice from Andy Warhol Published: 06/10/2017     My London: Salman Rushdie By Dipal Acharya The author likes to drink vodka and tonic at the Savoy and idolises James Joyce Published: 02/10/2017     Emily Beecham interview: 'I never went to school wanting to play cute characters' By Jimi Famurewa Emily Beecham talks hedonism, modern roles for women and isolation in London with Jimi Famurewa Published: 02/10/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   Laura Craik on forcing art upon her children, Frances Bean Cobain and pointless surveys By Laura Craik “Tracey Emin once said that art is for everyone. What a shame it even needed saying” Published: 06/10/2017     Harvey Weinstein responds to sexual harassment allegations with bizarre statement By Jeremy B White Representatives for Mr Weinstein have called the allegations 'false' Published: 06/10/2017     Suzan Farmer: actress and Hammer scream queen who livened up a series of movies By Http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/suzan-farmer-actress-obituary-hammer-films-a7982241.html She starred opposite the likes of Christopher Lee and Oliver Reed and in some low-budget but fondly remembered 1960s pictures Published: 06/10/2017     Chuck Low dead: Goodfellas actor dies aged 89 By Christopher Hooton He also made an appearance in The Sopranos Published: 03/10/2017     Hugh Hefner created a magazine that was decades ahead of its time By Roisin O'connor Articles published in Playboy spanned a myriad of subjects including race issues, religion, sex and sexuality – many of which would not be covered by mainstream publications for several decades Published: 02/10/2017   REAL LIFE   After my daughter passed away, we donated her organs – this is why By Sophy Layzell Jemima was 13 when she died so hadn't experienced big landmarks – GCSEs, first love, graduation, marriage. But for us it's incredibly comforting that she still lives on in others Published: 06/10/2017     You have never seen anything like a Las Vegas gun show – if you had, you'd understand how massacres happen By Andy Martin A number of otherwise sane women, dressed in cowgirl outfits or camouflage gear, were coiling themselves semi-erotically around extremely large barrels. One woman I met there was not only a hunter and fitness fanatic but was also in training for a bodybuilding competition and tried to sell me on the joys of the Weatherby Vanguard rifle and some assorted handguns Published: 03/10/2017     Meet Michelle Brachet: the woman who is crazy for cognac By Douglas Blyde Douglas Blyde lunches with the self-styled 'Crazy Cognac Lady' Published: 02/10/2017     This is why we should stop having hen-dos and start having me-dos By Harriet Pavey Put down the pink L-plates: the antidote to the hen-do is here Published: 02/10/2017     10 reasons to love the fact that it's now autumn By Liz Connor Get ready for pumpkins, hot chocolates and cosy candles galore Published: 02/10/2017     Mother speaks out about 'hatin' her third child and hoping he dies in his sleep By Olivia Petter An anonymous mother has admitted that she hates her third child and wishes he would die in his sleep. Published: 02/10/2017     London Fire Brigade chief on Grenfell: It’s hard to get rid of the guilt — we wanted to save everybody By Richard Godwin As they faced a series of atrocities, this has been an extraordinary year for London’s firefighters. Brigade chiefs Dany Cotton and Patrick Goulbourne tell Richard Godwin why the force is a family Published: 02/10/2017     No bill is going to help women fleeing domestic violence unless it does something about welfare cuts By Katie Ghose We know that the benefit cap, coupled with the two-child tax credit limit implemented earlier this year, will result in many more women and their children being trapped in abusive homes Published: 02/10/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   If Theresa May wants to stay, she knows she can – because they can't get rid of her yet By John Rentoul The Prime Minister is not going to be pushed out because of one bad speech – but party high-ups are worried that she may decide she has had enough Published: 06/10/2017     Is there truth in the conspiracy theories about who killed Russian Lieutenant General Valery Asapov in Syria? By Robert Fisk I’ve never been a believer in plots but not many months ago, the US air force bombed and killed dozens of Syria’s army defenders in Deir Ezzor Published: 06/10/2017     Puerto Rico mayor invited to take part in White House conference call on hurricane disaster effort - but told she could not speak By David Usborne Exclusive: Carmen Yulin Cruz says President attacked her 'just out of spite' Published: 03/10/2017     Trump's silence on gun control says: It's sad about your loved ones, but I need the NRA's cash By Nash Riggins Vast swathes of Congressmen and women are simply too terrified to defy the mulish sadists and NRA drones who turned out for them at the ballot box, and so we’re never going to get more than ‘thoughts and prayers’ from the only people in this country capable of forcing through real change in our country Published: 03/10/2017     Brexit will hit Britain’s overseas territories hard – why is no one talking about it? By Paul Hare We have heard a lot about Gibraltor. Here are the problems facing Britain's 13 other overseas territories Published: 03/10/2017     Carrying acid in public without 'good reason' to be banned, Home Secretary Amber Rudd announces By Rob Merrick Ms Rudd also pledges to ban acid sales to under-18s - but fails to mention Theresa May's immigration target Published: 03/10/2017     The Catalan crisis could cause the collapse of Spain By Andrew Macleod Fifteen years ago, I was best man at my good friend Marc’s wedding in the rural areas of Catalonia, and I came to understand Catalonian nationalism firsthand Published: 02/10/2017     Why doesn't Donald Trump care about Puerto Ricans? Because they can't vote for him By Skylar Baker-jordan If one thing has become painfully clear over the past eight months, from his inaugural speech to his comments following Charlottesville, Trump intends to be President only for those who voted for him Published: 02/10/2017     Donald Trump accuses Presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama of not confronting North Korea but vows 'I won't fail' By Andrew Buncombe Not for the first time the President has broken with precedent Published: 02/10/2017     Capitalist? Socialist? It’s time we dropped such meaningless labels from our political discourse By Ben Chu Is France socialist because it has a national energy company? Is Germany socialist because it has rent controls? Published: 02/10/2017     Las Vegas shooting: Where is Route 91 Harvest? Who was playing the country music festival? By Jack Shepherd 24 people have been confirmed injured Published: 02/10/2017     Only a partitioned island will bring the dispute between Turkish and Greek Cypriots to an end By Jack Straw In one of its worst strategic decisions ever, the European Union (sadly, with UK acquiescence) had agreed that Cyprus should join the EU on 1 May 2004, whether agreement had been reached with the Turkish Cypriots or not Published: 02/10/2017     Why doesn't Donald Trump care about Puerto Ricans? Because they can't vote for him By Skylar Baker-jordan If one thing has become painfully clear over the past eight months, from his inaugural speech to his comments following Charlottesville, Trump intends to be President only for those who voted for him Published: 02/10/2017     The Kurdish referendum has shown a yearning for independence, but also the lack of strength to carry it out By Patrick Cockburn By putting the future status of the KRG and the territories in play, Kurdish President Masoud Barzani has presented the Iraqi government, Turkey and Iran with a threat and an opportunity Published: 02/10/2017   HEALTH   Gender reversal surgery is more in-demand than ever before By Olivia Petter But what are the consequences? Published: 03/10/2017     Why the wellness world - including Gwyneth Paltrow - is obsessed with adaptogens By Rebecca Newman Imagine an ingredient that could raise energy levels, reduce stress and regulate your hormones... Published: 02/10/2017     Why we should replace weight loss with fat loss By Rachel Hosie We need to stop obsessing over losing weight, says Rachel Hosie - there are better ways to measure your fitness and health progress Published: 02/10/2017   TRAVEL   Why Rwanda is the next luxury travel hotspot By Debra Kamin Over 20 years on from the devastating genocide, pockets of Rwanda have found their groove, providing a mix of luxury and adventure for discerning tourists Published: 03/10/2017     10 things to do in Bilbao By Sarah Baxter As the Guggenheim in Bilbao celebrates 20 years this month, here’s what else to do in this charming Spanish city Published: 03/10/2017     These are the coolest places to visit in 21st century Mumbai By Dipal Acharya Traces of old Bombay may still exist in this sprawling metropolis, but India’s original ‘City of Dreams’ is now so much more than that. Published: 02/10/2017     What it's like to travel on the world's longerst low-cost flight By Rachel Hosie Norwegian has launched a 12+ hour economy flight to Singapore – but is it worth the low fare? Published: 02/10/2017   SPORT   Manchester United, Jose Mourinho and England: Marcus Rashford explains how he is just taking it all in his stride By Miguel Delaney Interview: England and Manchester United now rely on his decisive interventions, but for the youngster it's all just in a day's work Published: 03/10/2017     Spanish football has become a sideshow to the Catalan question By Guillem Balague I find myself unable to understand just how Barcelona would not take the unilateral action to simply announce that the game would not be taking place. There are bigger things than a football game – like almost 900 injured citizens following the excessive use of force of the Spanish police Published: 02/10/2017   TV & FILM   Movies You Might Have Missed: Noah Baumbach's Greenberg By Darren Richman Despite the film bombing at the box office, the characters feel so real that one can easily imagine their lives continuing long after the credits roll Published: 06/10/2017     How the London Film Festival 2017 is awash with female screen legends By Sarah Bradbury The bill for the 2017 edition of the BFI London Film Festival bucks the trend that older actresses are often overlooked in the film industry Published: 06/10/2017     The Blade Runner 2049 look: Sci-fi brought back down to earth By Rachel Lee Harris When Renée April began designing costumes for ‘Blade Runner 2049’, the sequel to Ridley Scott's 1982 science-fiction classic, starring Ryan Gosling, it was a hard act to follow Published: 03/10/2017     Unlike 'To The Bone', the BBC’s 'Overshadowed' is an example of how to make TV shows about anorexia By Kate Leaver In this show, anorexia is actually personified. The illness is played by one of the writers of the show, Eva O’Connor, and it works quite effectively to demonstrate that an eating disorder is separate from the person it latches onto Published: 03/10/2017     Gerald's Game: How director Mike Flanagan made Stephen King's 'unfilmable book' into a film By Jack Shepherd The book, as it’s written, is really impossible to adapt' Published: 02/10/2017     Keeping up with the Kardashian pregnancy rumors: A timeline By Elahe Izadi Love 'em or hate 'em, the Kardashians are a cultural force that built an empire out of an E! reality TV series. Published: 02/10/2017   MUSIC   Route 91 Harvest Festival: The Las Vegas country music 'playground' that ended in America's worst mass shooting By Avi Selk And Amy B Wang They called it the "neon sleepover." The Route 91 Harvest Festival - three days of country music on a 15-acre lot, beneath the skyline of Las Vegas. Published: 03/10/2017     There's a danger of falling in love with your own shadow': Bryce Dessner on The National's unexpected success By Ben Walsh The National's guitarist on why the band are like a big family – one with telepathic twins and a taste for drinking tequila before gigs Published: 02/10/2017     Enter Shikari's Rou Reynolds on new album 'The Spark', anxiety, and why there's no room for apathy in 2017 By Roisin O'connor What I was trying to do with this album in marrying the personal and the political is to ensure that human vulnerability is laid bare, and to not be afraid to speak about emotions' Published: 02/10/2017     Radio 1's 50th birthday: The legends, songs and shocking scandals that have rocked the station since 1967 By David Barnett BBC Radio 1 turns 50 this weekend. It’s been a constant presence – to varying degrees – in the life of David Barnett Published: 02/10/2017   ART & LITERATURE   How to blag your way through an art party By Sophia Money-coutts ‘A hip flask is often a good idea' Published: 06/10/2017     Idris Khan on his politically infused Frieze show and how he 'fell into art' By Patricia Nicol Ahead of his forthcoming politically infused show, Patricia Nicol meets the acclaimed artist Published: 06/10/2017     Why this librarian shouldn't have rejected Melania's Dr Seuss books By Molly Roberts A librarian's role is to curate a collection that represents a diverse set of viewpoints over an extended period of time Published: 02/10/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Is Gigi Hadid's grey lipstick just another fad? By Erin Parsons Not according to Maybelline’s global make-up artist, Erin Parsons Published: 06/10/2017     Alexander McQueen celebrates British heritage at Paris Fashion Week with countryside influences and floral references By Hannah Rochell Sarah Burton's latest showcase fused senses of masculinity and femininity throughout Published: 03/10/2017     Chanel stages Paris Fashion Week showcase on a cliff edge as Kaia Gerber leads models through caves and past waterfalls By Hannah Rochell Lagerfeld continued his showery theme through the inclusion of raincoats and perspex boots Published: 03/10/2017     Why social media stars are the key to fashion's future By Sarah Young Like it or not, they're the ones that are excelling in the industry right now Published: 02/10/2017     Meghan Markle’s go-to brow expert on the perfect eyebrow shape By Sherrille Riley Sherrille Riley explains the charm of a virgin brow... Published: 02/10/2017     It may not be possible to slow down fast fashion - so can the industry ever be sustainable? By Mark Sumner Our behaviour is far more selfish than we might like to believe Published: 02/10/2017     Stella McCartney continues her sustainable pursuit at Paris Fashion Week with collection of organic cotton and synthetic leathers By Hannah Rochell The invitation for this morning’s show came attached to a roll of compostable plastic bin bags Published: 02/10/2017     Beyoncé has just given us a lesson in how to dress for date night By Sabrina Hutchinson The 36-year-old has been enjoying several date night's with Jay Z since the birth of their twins Published: 02/10/2017     Click here to unsubscribe from Independent and Evening Standard Syndication emails.