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  DESPERATE for the next Grand Theft Auto game? There's plenty in the way of news and rumours to get excited about. We've tracked down all the latest official info, leaks, hearsay and speculation on GTA 6 – while we all wait patiently for the release date. 5 GTA 6 could be just a few months away Credit: Rockstar Games Grand Theft Auto 6 – what is it? Grand Theft Auto 6 is the rumoured followup to GTA V, which has sold more than 90million copies and made an estimated £5billion since its 2013 release. Creator Rockstar Games has yet to acknowledge it's making another GTA game, but it's safe to assume one is in the works. The game largely remains a mystery, but details are steadily trickling out ahead of the big reveal. 5 Rockstar hasn't officially confirmed GTA 6 Credit: Rockstar Games Grand Theft Auto 6 release date – when is GTA 6 out? Rockstar hasn't officially confirmed a GTA 6 release date, but that doesn't mean it's not coming in 2020. It was widely r...

  The sets include a giant mushroom, an ice-cream palace spaceship, and a giant upside down toy box. They all illuminate the night sky in Kissimmee as a part of ‘Night of a Million Lights’—a walk-through show made up of, in fact, over 3.2 million lights. Give Kids The World, a non-profit resort that provides vacations for sick children and their families, opened the dazzling display in November—and the proceeds will be used to support the granting of children’s wishes when the village reopens in January 2021. “It’s just taking advantage of all of the whimsical things we have and bringing them to life with color and lights,” said Pamela Landwirth, President and CEO of Give Kids The World. A 150-foot tunnel, a gingerbread arch, and an entire mini-golf course are part of the 45 villas that have been lit up with lights donated by the Walt Disney World Resort. Launched in 1986, the charity normally serves over 8,000 families from all 50 states and over 70 countries in a year. After havi...

  The four pools have been confirmed for Rugby World Cup 2023 in France. Pools Pool A New Zealand France Italy Americas 1 Africa 1 Pool B South Africa Ireland Scotland Asia / Pacific 1 Europe 2 Pool C Wales Australia Fiji Europe 1 Qualifier Winner Pool D England Japan Argentina Oceania 1 Americas 2   How the draw worked As host nation, France was drawn first and placed randomly in one of the four pools. The teams were then drawn randomly from each band, starting with Band 5 (Africa 1, Europe 2, Americas 2 and Final Qualifier Winner), then Band 4 (Americas 1, Asia / Pacific 1, Europe 1, Oceania 1), then Band 3 (Scotland, Argentina, Fiji and Italy), then Band 2 (Ireland, (France), Australia, Japan) and finally Band 1 (South Africa, New Zealand, England, Wales). The first drawn in each band was placed in Pool A, the second in Pool B, the third in Pool C and the fourth in Pool D. Draw seedings Twelve of the 20 teams qualified automatically by finishing in the top three places of t...

The Draw is the moment fans and teams have been waiting for. Each participating nation will discover their future opposition when the balls are drawn on 14 December at the iconic Palais Brongniart. Due to local COVID-19 restrictions, all team representatives (with the exception of France) will be participating in the much-anticipated event remotely. A live video stream will be made available on World Rugby digital channels to share this exciting moment on the road to Rugby World Cup 2023. Fans worldwide can also enjoy a dedicated show hosted by Elma Smit and Ugo Monye on the world Rugby and Rugby World Cup social and digital channels. The social show will feature international players from all the qualified teams giving their insights and reaction before and after the Draw. For media interested in covering the Draw, and to attend press conferences, an advisory with registration details will be shared on Monday, 30 November with further details. How does it work? Celebrating th...