School dropout ditched university for carpentry apprenticeship, now earns £50,000 at 21, targets £100,000 in five years and says AI won’t replace his job

Hugo Helms left school at 15 and chose carpentry over university, now earning up to £50,000. (Photo: SWNS) A 21-year-old school dropout who ditched the traditional university route for a carpentry apprenticeship is now earning up to £50,000 a year, saving to buy his first home and aiming to reach £100,000 within the next five…

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Donald Trump says he never discussed Infantino’s World Cup proposal as FIFA later scraps plan | Football News

President Donald Trump speaks as FIFA President Gianni Infantino listens at a reception at Trump Tower in New York, Friday, July 17, 2026. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) United States President Donald Trump has publicly addressed Gianni Infantino’s controversial proposal to create a new commercial entity for FIFA competitions, breaking his silence after days of mounting speculation…

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Meet Sarah Kendzior: The bestselling author who traded her writing desk for a $17-an-hour garden centre job and found unexpected joy | World News

For many people, taking a minimum-wage or part-time job is often seen as a last resort. But for Sarah Kendzior, a 48-year-old American author and journalist, working at a local garden centre became far more than a way to supplement her income. Earning $17 (£12.50) an hour, she discovered a renewed sense of purpose, community…

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Train vs Flight: What transport psychology says about stress, comfort and why Vande Bharat appeals to modern travellers

For decades, flying has been associated with speed, comfort and class while trains have been seen as the slower alternative. But do you know what modern transport psychology says? When it comes to the overall travel experience, it is so much more than reaching a destination quickly. Increasingly, researchers are finding that the way we…

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