There is a scene towards the beginning of Anthony Minghella’s 1999 film, The Talented Mr Ripley, when Jude Law’s character, Dickie Greenleaf, asks Matt Damon’s Tom Ripley what his talent is – to which literature’s most famous fraud replies with: “Forging signatures, telling lies, impersonating practically anybody”. Yet there is another talent of Tom’s that is essential in his ability to deceive those around him into thinking that he is one of them – and that’s his sartorial savoir-faire.

The actor will be temporarily leaving the show Chicago Fire fans were left devastated recently when it was announced that Taylor Kinney would be taking a break from his role as Lieutenant Kelly Severide in the drama - and now there's some more disappointing news for viewers. The show's executive producer and showrunner Andrea Newman recently revealed that apreviously teased crossover episode won't be happening anytime soon. WATCH: Chicago Fire promo hints at trouble ahead for Taylor Kinney ahead of exit

Hernandez, 77, accepted the result, in which he came up short by 700,000 votes, in a Facebook live broadcast. “I hope that Mr Gustavo Petro knows how to run the country and is faithful to his discourse against corruption,” said the construction magnate, who had made fighting corruption his main campaign pledge. Petro will succeed the deeply unpopular conservative Ivan Duque, who was barred by Colombia’s constitution from standing for re-election, in a country saddled with widespread poverty, a surge in violence and other woes.

At just 24 years old, Anastasia Shaura is already making waves in the personal finance industry as the solo female founder of Oops, an innovative app that encourages financial mindfulness and caters to her Gen Z peers. With a mathematics degree from UCL, a Master's in computer science from NYU, and a soon-to-be-announced funding round, Anastasia is on a mission to change the way her generation approaches personal finance.

When it comes to the quest for the “perfect fit” in a boat, it’s rare to find an owner who is 100 percent satisfied with his or her final decision. In the case of Jack McCarthy, however, this is exactly the situation in which he finds himself—perfectly satisfied.  The owner of multiple vessels, McCarthy has boating experience that covers the spectrum of defined usefulness. But only his HCB 42 Lujo checks every box at once.