Grand Theft Auto 6 Delayed Again Until November 2026
Rockstar Games has announced that Grand Theft Auto VI won't launch in May of next year as planned. Kotaku: The highly anticipated sequel is now set to arrive in November 2026. On Thursday, Rockstar announced on social media that the long-awaited next entry in its open-world blockbuster franchise would need a bit more time, delaying the game an additional six months from May to November 19, 2026. Rockstar said "these extra months will allow us to finish the game with the level of polish you have come to expect and deserve."
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Rihanna looks stylish in draped brown coat as she and A$AP Rocky leave their Paris hotel - after rapper was hit with $1m lawsuit for 'catastrophic' damages to neighbour's apartment
The Harlem rapper, 37, who just earlier this week bagged the Style Icon Award at the 2025 CFDA, opted for a denim jacket and beige cargo trousers, adding a fashionable touch in a black Chanel hat.
Musk gets approval for bumper Tesla payout but, unlike his robot, there are strings attached
Behold the one trillion dollar man
Tesla is awarding its CEO Elon Musk a package worth a possible $1 trillion, however, it relies in part on a dramatic increase in the value of the electric vehicle manufacturer.…
What the bumps on your tongue really mean - experts reveal the alarming cause and the tongue colour that means you should immediately see a doctor
The shape, colour and texture of your tongue can reveal whether patients are suffering from nutritional deficiencies, fungal infections and even cancer, according to experts.
BBC staff back Martine Croxall for saying 'women' instead of 'pregnant people' - as corporation is forced to correct its own news coverage of the row
The 56-year-old presenter was introducing a segment on Britain's heatwave when the autocue instructed her to warn 'pregnant people' to take precautions.
City banker who told 'wicked' lies his female boss had sexually harassed him and tried to touch his Gucci belt after he wore string vest to work is jailed for 20 months
Damilare Ajao claimed the manager made a number of 'sexual advances' towards him and 'sexually harassing' comments while working at German finance giant Commerzbank.
Yachtsman, 68, who murdered ex-wife at their son's graveside because he blamed her for his suicide will spend more than 25 years in jail
Martin Suter, 68, was acting deliberately when he took a 12-inch knife from his kitchen to a cemetery to attack sailor Ann Blackwood, 71, in July 2023, a judge ruled.
Israeli hostage who revealed sexual abuse by his captors details full horror he endured: 20-minute torture seven times a day, made to dance, blindfolded with stones in his ears for weeks - 'I have met the Devil'
Former hostage Rom Braslavski who was sexually assaulted by Palestinian terrorists has revealed more details of the horrific torture he suffered during two years of hell in Gaza.
Jude Bellingham or Phil Foden face England axe: Thomas Tuchel announces Foden now WON'T play on the wing - meaning one of Euro 2024's awkward star pairing must go
Bellingham and Foden had started all seven matches England played at Euro 2024, but after the link-up initially caused excitement concern soon emerged after Foden struggled on the left wing.
Do your patriotic duty: ANDREW PIERCE weighs in on 'shameful' public figures not wearing a poppy
David Lammy embarrassingly had to be handed a poppy halfway through Prime Minister's Questions after apparently forgetting to wear one.
Knaussgaard is back in this week's literary fiction: THE SCHOOL OF NIGHT by Karl Ove Knausgaard, THE MERGE by Grace Walker, QUEEN ESTHER by John Irving
Anthony Cummins reviews the best literary fiction out now
Amazon reveals its best toys for Christmas 2025 with a nostalgic nineties toy topping the list
A jazzed-up version of a toy that first hit shelves in the late 1990s has been named as one of Amazon's 10 must-have toys this Christmas.
Russia could launch an attack against NATO territory 'as early as tomorrow', German general warns
Lieutenant General Alexander Sollfrank, head of Germany's joint operations command, said that Russia retains enough combat strength to carry out a 'small, quick, regionally limited' attack
Dutch Ready To Drop Nexperia Control If Chip Supply Resumes
An anonymous reader shares a report: The Netherlands is prepared to suspend its powers over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia in a move that would de-escalate a fight with Beijing that threatens to disrupt automotive production around the world. The Dutch government is ready to shelve the ministerial order that gave it the power to block or change key corporate decisions at Nexperia, if China allows exports of its critical chips again, according to people familiar with the matter.
If the shipment of supplies resumes and is verified in the coming days, the Dutch are willing to revoke its powers as soon as next week, said the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Financial issues between Nexperia and its Chinese operations would also need to be resolved. [...] In a sign of easing tensions, the Dutch government said in a statement late Thursday that it expects Nexperia's Chinese unit to resume chip supplies in the coming days.
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Celebrity Traitors fans call for Alan Carr to receive a knighthood as 12 million tune in for his surprise victory
It's estimated that 10 million people tuned in for the grand finale that saw Traitor Alan, 49, hoodwink Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga into believing he was a Faithful.
Mother who has visited 24 countries with her children reveals the rules she breaks to make travel 'stress-free'
Travel expert Jamie Davis Smith, who has travelled extensively with her family, says parents shouldn't be afraid to be daring when it comes to adventures with their brood.
A desperate hunt for his daughter's mum in this weeks retros: THE RIDERS by Tim Winton, THE GREEN YEARS by A. J. Cronin, FREEZING POINT by Anders Bodelsen
Sally Morris reviews the best retro reads
Who can trust who in this month's best psychological thrillers: Watch Your Back by Emma Christie, The Token by Sharon Bolton, The After Party by Ruth Kelly
Christena Appleyard reviews this month's best psychological thrillers
Joey Barton branded 'an undiluted, unapologetic bully' not a 'free speech crusader' as jury considers verdicts in 'offensive tweets' trial
Far from being a 'martyr' sacrificed 'on the altar of political correctness', the ex-Manchester City and Newcastle midfielder descended into behaviour 'worthy only of the gutter', according to prosecutors.
25 years of meatbags permanently in space on the ISS
All good things come to an end, and the outpost is unlikely to reach 30
Anyone turning 25 this week has never known a time when humans weren't living in space. The same might not be true when they're 30.…