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When 28 year olds Nick Chazee and Mathilde Vougny packed up their belongings to travel the world three years ago, they chose to do it in an unconventional way — in their Land Rover.Chazee, who was working at a technology startup, and Vougny at the United Nations, were exposed to frequent work travel. But that did not abate their craving to travel more.”Anytime we had free time, we would go around and travel like even if it was five hours away from home,” said Vougny.Their passion for travel made them realize that they wanted to do it full-time.They thought “wouldn’t…

Oct 20, 2025, 08:01 PM ETNuno Espirito Santo said “we have a problem” after West Ham United slumped to a dispiriting 2-0 defeat at home to Brentford.Hammers fans picked the right night to stage a boycott as goals from Igor Thiago and Mathias Jensen secured a first away win of the season for Brentford, who should have won by a lot more.Nuno’s first home match in charge coincided with a planned stay-away organised by supporters’ groups in protest against the club’s board.Editor’s Picks1 RelatedIt seemed as though West Ham’s defence had also not bothered turning up in what was an…

Cityscape and Tokyo Tower at sunset, Tokyo, Japan.© Marco Bottigelli | Moment | Getty ImagesJapan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 pared gains Tuesday, falling from record highs, after hardline conservative Sanae Takaichi won the lower house vote, to become Japan’s first woman prime minister.She received 237 votes, clinching the majority of the 465-seat chamber, according to public broadcaster NHK.The Nikkei 225 index closed 0.27% higher at 49,316.06.The Topix also pared gains to settle nearly flat at 3,249.5, after hitting a record high earlier in the day.Meanwhile, South Korea’s Kospi index ended the day 0.24% at 3,823.84 after hitting a sixth consecutive record…

Oct 20, 2025, 07:30 PM ETArsenal boss Mikel Arteta said managers have a responsibility to set an example ahead of Diego Simeone’s first match back in England after he clashed with Liverpool supporters, but quickly added it’s not always easy in the heat of the moment.Atlético Madrid coach Simeone was handed a one-match touchline ban by UEFA following chaotic scenes at the end of his side’s 3-2 defeat at Anfield in September.Simeone, who served the ban already and will be on the sidelines against Arsenal on Tuesday, admitted he regretted the incident and, speaking ahead of his side’s Champions League…

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday’s newspapers…PREMIER LEAGUE Sean Dyche is set to sign a two-year deal to become the new Nottingham Forest head coach after Ange Postecoglou was sacked last weekend – The TimesThe FA have joined the police in looking into claims Burnley midfielder Hannibal Mejbri spat at Leeds fans during Saturday’s fixture at Turf Moor – Daily MailMikel Arteta has praised the “extraordinary” quality which Gabriel Heinze has brought to his Arsenal coaching set-up – Daily Mirror Senne Lammens has praised Ruben Amorim for shielding the Manchester United players from the pressure they have been…

Jamie Carragher believes “shocking” West Ham are one of the slowest ever teams in the Premier League and are at risk of being relegated while former Bournemouth and Wolves boss Gary O’Neil said they looked “lost”. West Ham’s relegation concerns deepened with their fifth consecutive defeat at home as Brentford earned a deserved 2-0 win on Monday Night Football. Nuno Espirito Santo is winless in his first three matches in charge with his new side sitting second from bottom in the Premier League and Sky Sports’ Carragher reckons the club’s poor performances are partly down to their “throwback” approach to…

CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Monday that Apple’s latest surge, up nearly 9.95 points or about 4%, underscores why investors should own the stock rather than try to trade it and why the broader market followed its lead.Apple helped lift the Dow by 1.12% points, the S&P 500 by 1.07% and the Nasdaq by 1.37%, fueled by three bullish analyst calls, including longtime Apple watcher Ben Reitzes at Melius Research, who Cramer noted been “has on board the whole way.” Apple hit a record high at the end of trading on Monday.”As long as Apple makes the best products, people will…

Maccabi Tel Aviv will not sell tickets to their fans for the Europa League match at Villa Park, the Israeli club have said. The local Safety Advisory Group (SAG) opted last week to block visiting fans from attending the tie against Aston Villa on November 6 following a risk assessment by West Midlands Police. This decision drew immediate criticism from politicians, including Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.After an outcry, the UK government said on Friday it was exploring what “additional resources and support are required” to allow “all fans” to attend.However, Maccabi released a statement on Monday night confirming they will…

Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., October 17, 2025. Brendan McDermid | ReutersThe Dow Jones Industrial Average had a record-setting session on Tuesday, boosted by strong earnings reports from companies such as Coca-Cola and 3M, while the S&P 500 was relatively unchanged.The 30-stock index gained 218.16 points, or 0.47%, to close at 46,924.74. It briefly topped 47,000. The broad market S&P 500 closed just above the flatline at 6,735.35. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite lagged, falling 0.16% to 22,953.67.Coca-Cola and 3M supported the Dow’s move after their latest releases surpassed…

HONOLULU (AP) — A lawsuit filed Monday in U.S. court in Honolulu challenges an admissions policy of a wealthy and prestigious private school that gives preference to applicants who are Native Hawaiian. A leading opponent of affirmation action launched a campaign last month to test the policy’s legality and stop Kamehameha Schools from favoring Hawaiians. It’s part of a movement to expand the legal definition of racial discrimination in education, which comes on the heels of a Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action in college admissions and is bolstered by the Trump administration’s war against diversity, equity and inclusion.Now, they’re…