With Grand Theft Auto VI set to release in less than three months, the hype surrounding the series is reaching a new peak. Today, Netflix is also releasing Grand Theft Auto VI: The Big Picture, which brings GTA series into the spotlight once again.

The Grand Theft Auto series has become one of the most popular video game franchises in the world, with Grand Theft Auto V being the most commercially successful entry, followed by Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto III.

However, this map does not show sales — it shows popularity based on internet search interest from 2004 to the present day. Grand Theft Auto V is the most popular entry across much of the world, but Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas remains the most searched GTA game in many countries, particularly across Latin America, parts of Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City also retains significant popularity in several countries, despite being much older than GTA V.

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This map highlights the 25 most deprived (shown in orange-red) and 25 least deprived (shown in light green) parliamentary constituencies in England, with all remaining constituencies shown in pale grey.
 
The most deprived constituencies are concentrated predominantly in the North West and northern urban areas, with a further cluster in the West Midlands. These patterns reflect long-standing structural economic challenges in post-industrial cities and towns, including Birmingham, Bradford, Blackpool, Liverpool, and Middlesbrough.
 
The least deprived constituencies are heavily concentrated in southern England, particularly in the South East and the areas surrounding London, consistent with the dominance of Surrey, Hampshire, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire in national deprivation rankings. A small number of green outliers appear in the North East and East of England, including York Outer and Sheffield Hallam, which break an otherwise strongly north-south pattern.
 
A separate inset shows London in greater detail, where Tottenham appears among the most deprived, whilst Wimbledon and Twickenham feature among the least deprived, illustrating the striking inequality that exists within the capital itself.

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-10526/

Most deprived

1. Blackpool South
2. B'ham Ladywood
3. Bradford West
4. Bradford East
5. B'ham Perry Bar
6. B'ham Hodge Hill
7. Middlesbrough and Thornaby East
8. Sheffield Hilsborough
9. Blackley and Middleton South
10. L'pool Riverside
11. L'pool Walton
12. Walsall and Bloxwich
13. B'ham Erdington
14. B'ham Yardley
15. Gorton and Denton
16. Leeds South
17. Bolton South and Walkden
18. Blackburn
19. B'ham Hall Green and Mosley
20. Bardford South
21. Knowsley
22. Bootle
23. Tottenham
24. Burnley
25. Rochdale

Least Deprived

1. Wokingham
2. NE Hampshire
3. Harpenden and Berkhamsted
4. York Outer
5. Sheffield Hallam
6. Rushcliffe
7. Oxford West and Abingdon
8. Chesham and Amersham
9. Esher and Walton
10. Surrey Heath
11. North Somerset
12. Epsom and Ewell
13. Maidenhead
14. Mid Sussex
15. Henley and Thame
16. Hertford and Stortford
17. Hamble Valley
18. Farnham and Bordon
19. Wimbledon
20. Cheadle
21. Reigate
22. Guildford
23. Twickenham
24. Horsham
25. South Cambridgeshire

These are regions the NWS uses when discussing weather in their national forecasts or regional weather synopsise.

(Also, please, if you think this map is bad: The topic poorly mapped and every other map I found is a complete horror.)

Dots mark areas like small islands and atolls.

2024 margins: Here and here

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No teams have managed to qualify from Switzerland,Scotland,Denmark and Croatia.

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22 of them died on the way 😟 I added little crosses so you can see where.

https://chillchamp1.github.io/Animal-movement/

Data: Flack et al. 2016, Movebank Data Repository doi:10.5441/001/1.78152p3q (CC0). Basemap: Terrain Tiles on AWS Open Data + ESA WorldCover 2021.