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   Dua Lipa: meet pop's hottest property By Richard Godwin Her heartbreak bangers have soundtracked the year and propelled Dua Lipa into pop's big league. Richard Godwin meets a singer playing the game by her own rules… and winning Published: 02/11/2017             Grace Coddington: the genius creative director at large of American Vogue By Sarah Mower Sarah Mower meets Grace Coddington Published: 30/10/2017             Andy Serkis interview: How a colleague's family history led to his directorial debut By Kaleem Aftab The actor who is known for his motion-caption performances in 'King Kong' and 'Planet of the Apes' has turned his attention to directing a period drama about a man paralysed by polio in 'Breathe' Published: 30/10/2017           CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS   Love him or loathe him, how Piers Morgan became an unmissable part of morning TV By Polly Vernon With seemingly every one of his interviews making headlines, Polly Vernon spends a morning in his inflammatory company... Published: 02/11/2017     Meet the travel Instagrammer hitting out at sexist Instagram By Ronan J O'shea Influential Instagram star says she's tired of the pressure the photo app puts on women Published: 02/11/2017     Yorgos Lanthimos: 'I don't know how to make a straightforward film' - interview with The Killing of a Sacred Deer director By Jacob Stolworthy The Independent sat down with the director to talk his problem with genre, Black Mirror and the origins of his high-concept ideas Published: 02/11/2017     My London: Bella Freud By Lily Worcester The designer paints the town red with Christian Louboutin, loves Ronnie Scott’s and wants a sleepover at the Electric Published: 30/10/2017     Billie Eilish interview: The 15-year-old pop sensation aiming right for the top By David Smyth The singer speaks about writing her first song and amassing a 279,000-strong Instagram following Published: 30/10/2017   CELEBRITY PROFILES   Hollywood sex scandal: Which men are accused and where do things currently stand By Bethonie Butler In the wake of explosive reports alleging decades of sexual abuse and harassment by veteran producer Harvey Weinstein, more women and men are coming forward with stories about unwanted sexual advances, assault and other sexual misconduct by prominent Hollywood figures. Published: 02/11/2017     As a gay man, I'm so disappointed Kevin Spacey conflated child abuse with homosexuality when he came out By Douglas Robertson Conflating homosexuality and child abuse is a time-honoured technique that has been leveraged against gay men like me over the decades Published: 31/10/2017     I used to be something of a JFK conspiracy theorist, and now the files are out I think I still am By Kim Sengupta For some Trump supporters, the ‘Deep State’ is now hounding their populist President and is still managing to cover up its part in the Kennedy assassination Published: 30/10/2017   REAL LIFE   Drug consumption rooms can help reduce the harm caused by addiction By Caroline Lucas These 'rooms' are safe and supervised places where people who are drug dependent can inject or inhale illicit substances without fear of prosecution, and they could be saving lives right now Published: 02/11/2017     As a therapist, I work with people who have been sexually assaulted and I can tell you the real reason they don't speak up By Gavin Sharpe Our nervous system has three responses to trauma: fight, flight and freeze Published: 02/11/2017     How technology is ruining modern romance By Richard Jones As Scotland could soon be able to divorce online as part of a £1 billion reform of the justice system, here's how technology is ruining modern romance Published: 31/10/2017     8 myths about being a single parent that need to be debunked By Libby Liburd Libby Liburd is an actor, writer and comedian - and a single mother. Ahead of her London show on November 4, she puts to rights some of the myths surrounding single parents Published: 30/10/2017     Another view: Why I never went into politics (and never will) By Tim Cooper Way back in the day I dabbled briefly – very briefly - with the idea of going into politics. Two friends tried to convince me to stand for the local council, mainly on the grounds that it was impossible to lose if you stood for Labour. I expect Jared O’Mara knows the feeling. Published: 30/10/2017     Online retailing spells the end for American malls but is breathing life into the Rust Belt By David Usborne Thanks to new websites and warehouses, a town in Pennsylvania is on the up. And WeWork just may breathe life into struggling Lord & Taylor Published: 30/10/2017     Touring the country has made me realise why Londoners are unfriendly and Scottish Highlanders like to chat By Shappi Khorsandi I learned this in the chemist when I was forced to listen to a 10-minute conversation about a cocker spaniel’s mental health problems Published: 30/10/2017     From Myra Hindley to Ted Bundy and the Yorkshire Ripper, what makes a serial killer tick By Andy Martin In fiction, everyone loves a good murder story... but real-life killers pique public intrigue just as much. Andy Martin discusses the traits that set these killers apart Published: 30/10/2017   CURRENT AFFAIRS   Everything wrong with Theresa May's ridiculous assertion that we should feel 'proud' of the Balfour Declaration By Robert Fisk Let's remember what the document actually said in 1917 – and consider what the Israeli ambassador to the UK said this week Published: 02/11/2017     Fifty-nine died in Las Vegas – yet Donald Trump had more to say when eight died in New York. Can you guess why? By Nash Riggins Where was the President’s passion and leadership last month when America so desperately needed decisive action to combat acts of home-grown terror? Where were all of the angry GOP talking heads arguing for sweeping legislative measures to help protect innocent men, women and children? Published: 02/11/2017     The poppy has lost its original meaning – time to ditch it By Otto English With each year, the run up to Remembrance Sunday seems to become less about paying tribute to the fallen and more a litmus test for a particular sort of nauseating pub bore nationalism Published: 02/11/2017     I'm tabling a motion in Parliament because we've all conveniently forgotten about the refugees in Calais By Tim Farron MPs across all parties have been bitterly disappointed by both the Government’s initial measly quota of 480 unaccompanied children and their decision this year to close the Dubs scheme after allocating under half of those places Published: 02/11/2017     Here in Catalonia, people no longer feel like they live in a democracy By Kim Sengupta The turmoil of the past weeks, with Catalonia proclaiming independence, and Madrid stamping it down, amid bitterness and violence, has been a reminder of dark days gone by Published: 02/11/2017     Sarah Huckabee Sanders can be as breezy as she likes, but there's no way she can minimise the Mueller indictments By David Usborne She agreed a photograph existed of Trump and Papadopoulos in a meeting together last year, but dismissed it as ephemera. He’s been in ‘thousands’ of pictures with ‘millions’ of people, she said Published: 02/11/2017     Forget Paul Manafort – these are the men cooperating with the FBI who Trump should be really afraid of By Kim Sengupta Felix Sater is likely to be centre-stage if Trump’s downfall comes from his Russian monetary connections. Born Felix Sheferovsky in Russia, he is one of the most colourful characters in the Trump chronicles Published: 31/10/2017     With Paul Manafort's indictment, Donald Trump is don By Garrison Keillor He couldn't get elected dogcatcher in New York, his hometown Published: 31/10/2017     By killing Isis fighters instead of bringing them to justice, we become as guilty as our enemies By Robert Fisk For decades, we have been condemning the dictators of the Middle East for their drumhead courts and their mass hangings. But how can we condemn them now, when we are announcing, quite publicly, that we want our own citizens dead if they joined Isis Published: 30/10/2017     The JFK papers give us cause to extend our rights under Freedom of Information By Editorial When ministers claim that certain matters cannot be revealed for reasons of ‘national security’ their explanations need to be more thoroughly examined Published: 30/10/2017   HEALTH   Could running be the 'miracle cure' to Britain's mental health problem? By Richard Jones With three-quarters of runners reporting the positive mental well-being effects of running, we asked one runner how it changed their life Published: 02/11/2017     Mexican wrestling, disco yoga and roller derby - here are 5 unique ways to exercise in a group By Richard Jones As a new study shows that exercising in a group reduces stress by over a quarter, here are five fun and unique group exercises to do in London Published: 01/11/2017     Finlay Wilson: the kilted yoga sensation on YouTube, 'broga' and launching his new book By Phoebe Luckhurst As Scottish sensation Finlay Wilson's viral yoga videos are turned into a book, he tells Phoebe Luckhurst why downward dogs are better in kilts Published: 01/11/2017     Why breast cancer is something men should be aware of too By Evening Standard Men have a 1 in 1,000 chance of getting breast cancer Published: 31/10/2017     Sarah Huckabee Sanders can be as breezy as she likes, but there's no way she can minimise the Mueller indictments By David Usborne She agreed a photograph existed of Trump and Papadopoulos in a meeting together last year, but dismissed it as ephemera. He’s been in 'thousands' of pictures with 'millions' of people, she said Published: 31/10/2017     Why Halloween can be like therapy for some people By Peter Kinderman Nobody would choose to walk home through a dangerous neighbourhood after watching a slasher movie. We seem to want to be scared, but we want to be safely scared Published: 31/10/2017     Women in Fitness Summit comes to London By Evening Standard 16 leading fitness experts are taking over One LDN, to deliver the first two-day women’s summit that is aimed to make fitness enthusiasts successful in the industry... Published: 30/10/2017     What it's like to train like an NFL player By Klaudia Balogh We caught up with a British NFL player to see how training for American football is different from British soccer Published: 30/10/2017     Get in the mood: meet the woman on a mission to bring balance to millennials By Phoebe Luckhurst Now you can be hormonal and happy, says Phoebe Luckhurst Published: 30/10/2017   FOOD & DRINK   My month as a vegan: how I survived and is it really worth it? By Anna Barnett Our food contributor and cook Anna Barnett went vegan for a month. Here, she shares what happened and offers tips for anyone considering the switch Published: 01/11/2017     Take to the streets: London's hottest street food trends By Samuel Fishwick From sweet Taiwanese pancakes to crispy miso squid, these are the capital’s best new kerbside spots Published: 01/11/2017     Made in London: Billy Franks founder Will Yates on all things jerkyVictoria Stewart meets the man behind the London jerky brand By Victoria Stewart Victoria Stewart meets the man behind the London jerky brand Published: 30/10/2017   TRAVEL   The most generous airlines when it comes t your luggage allowance By Simon Calder BA and easyJet are most generous, Thomas Cook Airlines and TUI Airways the least Published: 02/11/2017     Why there's much more to California than Los Angeles and San Francisco By Annie Leask The state has a lot more treasures to unearth than the City of Angles Published: 02/11/2017     Hola Bacui: Inside the creepiest forest in Transylvania By Sophie Buchan Forget Count Dracula's castle; Transylvania's really frightful place is 'haunted' forest Hoia Baciu. Sophie Buchan goes for a night-time stroll Published: 30/10/2017     Island of Dolls: A trip down Mexico City's aztec canals By Susannah Rigg Mexico City’s ancient waterways fed the Aztecs; now they’re helping to rebuild the city after the earthquake with special spooky tours. Susannah Rigg takes a ride Published: 30/10/2017   SPORT   Why Lewis Hamilton's gift also curses him to be sport's most under-appreciated champion By Jonathan Liew Some say he could be the best ever, but why is this not acknowledged? Published: 30/10/2017   TV & FILM   Model Ali Michael under fire for 'inappropriate' comments about 14-year-old Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard By Maya Oppenheim Critics argued her comments were 'disgusting' and the joke had been made in poor taste Published: 02/11/2017     The best comedy movies of all time: from This is Spinal Tap to Dumb and Dumber By Harry Fletcher From classic to contemporary, these are the funniest films ever made Published: 01/11/2017     How two cousins made a documentary about their aunt, Joan Didion By Rachel Syme The writer Didion gave unprecedented access to her archive for Griffin Dunne and Annabelle Dunne's documentary and granted her nephew a series of honest interviews Published: 31/10/2017     Stranger Things season 2 review [spoiler-free]: It’s a safe move, but a smart one By Clarisse Loughrey This latest outing sticks to what the show does best - nostalgia in its sweetest, saddest, most wistful form Published: 30/10/2017   MUSIC   How Bob Dylan embraced Jesus in a born-again period lasting three years By David Lister The musician's latest addition of volume 13 to the Bootleg series, 'Trouble No More', reveals a period of his life from 1979 to 1981, when he converted to evangelical Christianity, which is reflected in songs such as "I believe in you" and "When he returns" Published: 02/11/2017     Joey Bada$$ interview: I wish I hadn’t said ‘F*** Donald Trump’ on last album By Harry Fletcher The prodigious rapper talks Trump-bashing, reflecting the times and speaking for the oppressed Published: 01/11/2017     The Horrors interview: Following a trend is the last thing you should do By Ben Olsen Frontman Faris Badwan on the indie rockers' standout career Published: 01/11/2017     Nitin Sawhney on Andy Serkis, Jungle Book and Brexit By Roisin O'connor The award-winning film composer talks about the catharsis of music and finding a melodic way to capture a personality Published: 30/10/2017   FASHION & BEAUTY   Erdem X H&M collection launch: when is it, where can I shop it and what to buy from the collaboration By Charlie Teather The most anticipated high street launch of 2017 has just kicked off Published: 02/11/2017     Ageless Beauty: How the catwalk is conquering ageism By Katie Service When actress Helen Mirren announced on the cover of the September issue of Allure magazine that she didn’t believe in the phrase ‘anti-ageing’, it sent ripples through the beauty industry. Published: 02/11/2017     Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2017: everything you need to know from dates and location to who is (and who isn't) walking By Charlie Teather Here is your ultimate guide to this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Published: 30/10/2017     Steal celeb high-street style: Millie Bobby Brown, Kourtney Kardashian and Hailey Baldwin have all worn affordable outfits this week By Sabrina Carder Here's how to get your hands on the high-street items A-listers have been loving Published: 30/10/2017     Eau de Eighties: Tuberose is making its comeback By Katie Service Katie Service hails the return of eau de Eighties Published: 30/10/2017     A Game of Thrones make-up artist is offering Halloween makeovers By Adebola Lamuye The perfect opportunity to transform yourself into the Mother of Dragons herself Published: 30/10/2017     Meet the woman behind 29 Lowndes, the London store selling unusual pieces by international designers By Hannah Rochell Ever turned up at a party in the same outfit as someone else? 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