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Kate Moss exuded elegance in a mint green shirt dress as she left the Ritz hotel amid Paris Fashion Week on Monday.

The 49-year-old subjected a girl and a boy, both of primary school age, to 'lewd, indecent and libidinous behaviour' by touching and kissing them inappropriately.

Jerry Hall has gushed she is now 'living the life of Riley' despite being scared to live alone following her divorce from her ex-husband Rupert Murdoch.

A documentary detailing the life of 'God's Influencer' saint has become a major hit in Italy. 

A jobs fair at London Stansted Airport is offering more than 500 career opportunities.

Police were lectured on the harm Nigel Farage has caused to muslims in a taxpayer funded lecture on Islamophobia held last year at the York and North Yorkshire Hate Crime Conference.

Teenage boy injured in Chelmsford assault near Kings Road on September 28. Essex Police seek witnesses, CCTV and dashcam footage as enquiries continue.

Teenage boy injured in Chelmsford assault near Kings Road on September 28. Essex Police seek witnesses, CCTV and dashcam footage as enquiries continue.

The startup behind the Claude tool said its AI models could manipulate, blackmail and exhibit other 'self-preserving behaviours'.

The incident happened on Friday night in the Fabrica area of the Greek holiday island, according to local reports.

From exhausting schedules to crossing multiple time zones in one day, working on planes can be tiring - but just how long are pilots and cabin crew allowed to work?

by George Whittaker

The Arch Linux project has released Archinstall 4.5, the latest version of its guided text-based installer, bringing expanded AArch64 support, new real-time Linux kernel options, additional translations, security improvements, and numerous fixes for installation workflows.

Archinstall 4.5 was released on September 29, 2026, roughly three months after Archinstall 4.4. The new version arrives just ahead of Arch Linux's October installation media refresh and has already been packaged as archinstall 4.5-1 for Arch Linux repositories.

While Archinstall remains optional, it provides users with a guided way to configure an Arch Linux installation without manually performing every step described in the Arch installation guide. Version 4.5 concentrates primarily on hardware support, installer reliability, security, and expanding the range of systems that can use the guided installation process.

AArch64 Support Gets a Major Upgrade

One of the biggest changes in Archinstall 4.5 is improved support for AArch64, the 64-bit ARM architecture.

The installer can now handle GRUB and Limine EFI installations on AArch64 systems. It also gains support for the proper AArch64 root partition type GUID.

Previously, parts of Archinstall's bootloader configuration were more heavily oriented toward x86_64 installations. The latest changes make its guided installation workflow more useful on ARM64 hardware.

AArch64 has become increasingly important throughout the Linux ecosystem. The architecture can now be found in cloud servers, development boards, laptops, workstations, and specialized computing platforms.

Supporting both GRUB and Limine EFI installations gives Archinstall more flexibility when preparing these systems.

GRUB Can Now Be Installed on AArch64

GRUB remains one of the most widely used Linux bootloaders, and Archinstall 4.5 extends its installation logic to AArch64 EFI systems.

This allows ARM64 installations to use a bootloader workflow much closer to what Archinstall already provides on conventional x86_64 UEFI computers.

The change doesn't mean every ARM device will automatically become compatible with Arch Linux. ARM hardware can still have highly platform-specific firmware and boot requirements.

It does, however, remove an important Archinstall limitation for AArch64 machines that provide conventional UEFI environments.

Limine EFI Support Expands to ARM64

The same architectural expansion applies to Limine.

Limine is a modern multiprotocol bootloader supported as one of Archinstall's bootloader choices. Archinstall 4.5 extends its EFI installation support to AArch64 as well.

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Pensioners react to Andy Burnham’s plan to replace the state pension triple lock with a double lock after April 2030, funding social care savings in UK.

Oscar-winning actor Brendan Fraser was seen filming part of the new The Mummy film at MOD Woodbridge in Suffolk.

A giant pumpkin has rolled her way into the history books after weighing in at a colossal 593kg and claiming second place at national awards.

The Met Office has confirmed Essex is due to hit with intense rainfall after a period of warm weather at the start of the week

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed AB 2409, barring California public officials from issuing memecoins and prohibiting companies from listing memecoins that use a public official's image or likeness. Engadget reports: The governor's office pointed to reports that about a million investors lost an alleged $3.8 billion on their purchases of the memecoin released by President Donald Trump in 2025 as a the motivation behind the new rule. "No official should profit off their office -- and we're putting stronger protections in place to ensure it doesn't happen in our state," Newsom said. The bill also prohibits a company, related or not, from making a memecoin using "the likeness or image" of a public official.

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