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Women are flocking to social media to complain about their dates not dressing appropriately for the occasion, opting for far too casual ensembles and unbrushed hair.

The British rapper, 41, has recently discussed his struggles of co-parenting his son Slimane, five, including missing bedtimes and how fame 'almost killed him'.

This is the brazen moment a sweet-toothed burglar breaks into a house before stealing a mobile phone and cutting himself a slice of birthday cake.

The outspoken Home Office minister said teachers had not been 'thanked enough' for all the work they had taken on over the years.

European Commission probes whether Amazon and Microsoft wield outsized control under Digital Markets Act

The European Commission has launched investigations into Amazon and Microsoft's cloud services, and plans to review if legislation introduced in 2022 is being applied effectively to the cloud market.…

Health chiefs have warned the current cold snap could trigger serious health issues.

When it comes to bits of our bodies we think about regularly, the humble liver doesn't immediately spring to mind. It's hardly a surprise; the liver doesn't have pain receptors so it often flies under the radar.

Sacha Baron Cohen is a very funny man, so when he said he was 'hard launching' his midlife crisis by unveiling a rippling new physique in Men's Fitness magazine, it seemed like just another gag.

by George Whittaker Introduction

Mozilla has rolled out Firefox 145, a significant update that brings a range of usability, security and privacy enhancements, while marking a clear turning point by discontinuing official support for 32-bit Linux systems. For users on older hardware or legacy distros, this change means it’s time to consider moving to a 64-bit environment or opting for a supported version.

Here’s a detailed look at what’s new, what’s changed, and what you need to know.

Major Changes in Firefox 145 End of 32-Bit Linux Builds

One of the headline items in this release is Mozilla’s decision to stop building and distributing Firefox for 32-bit x86 Linux. As per their announcement:

“32-bit Linux (on x86) is no longer widely supported by the vast majority of Linux distributions, and maintaining Firefox on this platform has become increasingly difficult and unreliable.”

From Firefox 145 onward, only 64-bit (x86_64) and relevant 64-bit architectures (such as ARM64) will be officially supported. For those still running 32-bit Linux builds, Mozilla recommends migrating to 64-bit or switching to the Extended Support Release (ESR) branch (Firefox 140 ESR) which still supports 32-bit for a limited period.

Usability & Interface Enhancements

Firefox 145 brings several improvements designed to make everyday web browsing smoother and more flexible:

• PDF viewer enhancements: You can now add, edit, and delete comments in PDFs, and a comments sidebar helps you easily navigate your annotations.

• Tab-group preview: When you hover over the name of a collapsed tab group, a thumbnail preview of the tabs inside appears, helpful for reorganizing or returning to work.

• Access saved passwords from the sidebar, without needing to open a new tab or window.

• “Open links from apps next to your active tab” setting: When enabled, links opened from external applications insert next to your current tab instead of at the end of the tab bar.

• Slight UI refinements: Buttons, input fields, tabs and other elements get more rounded edges, horizontal tabs are redesigned to align with vertical-tab aesthetics.

Privacy, Security & Under-the-Hood Upgrades

Mozilla has also doubled down on privacy and risk reduction:

• Fingerprinting defenses: Firefox 145 introduces new anti-fingerprinting techniques that Mozilla estimates reduce the number of users identified as unique by nearly half when Private Browsing mode or Enhanced Tracking Protection (strict) is used.

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Judges for the 2026 Fish and Chip Takeaway of the Year title have narrowed the choices down to the top 10, with a spot in Essex named.

Judges for the 2026 Fish and Chip Takeaway of the Year title have narrowed the choices down to the top 10, with a spot in Essex named.

TWO men will host a charity football match in aid of their friend after he received heart-breaking news - aiming to support his children for their futures.

It had its own parish at one point - but no one knows where it is now

€544M Alice Recoque system aims to lift Europe's research horsepower

SC25  France will get its first exascale supercomputer — Europe's second — when Atos subsidiary Eviden builds Alice Recoque using AMD chips.…

As I lift a mug of cold coffee and a paperback from my bedside table, I discover a miniature crime scene underneath them. Two silhouettes perfectly etched in a thick layer of dust.

The teenager was sentenced to nine years in prison by the juvenile court in Nanterre, Paris, in June for sexually assaulting the schoolgirl and making antisemitic remarks.

It's estimated that more than 500,000 Britons are addicted to opioid painkillers, with many of their issues starting after a prescription from their GP.

The TV personality, 72, who became a household name in the 1990s for her BBC shows, has had many outrageous face-offs that have shot her to fame.

Vera Schaufeld was told when she was nine years old that she had to move to England on her own following the Nazi invasion of Czechoslovakia.

Google released Gemini 3 on Tuesday, launching its latest AI model with a breakthrough score of 1501 Elo on the LMArena Leaderboard alongside state-of-the-art performance across multiple benchmarks including 91.9% on GPQA Diamond for PhD-level reasoning and 37.5% on Humanity's Last Exam without tool usage. The model is available starting today in the Gemini app, AI Mode in Search for Google AI Pro, Google AI Studio, Vertex AI and the newly launched Google Antigravity agentic development platform. Third-party platforms including Cursor, GitHub, JetBrains, Manus, and Replit are also gaining access. Separately, Google said AI Overviews now have 2 billion users every month. Gemini app has topped 650 million users per month.

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