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Wallace Rail unveils new heavy locomotive

Onlookers in Northern Edinburgh's rail station managed get to a glimpse of Wallace Railway's newest locomotive, a 4-6-0 heavy hauler that will tow cargo across the islands and the colonies dubbed 'Mule Runner'. The new staol powered steam engine can reach up to speeds of 60 miles per hour easily outperforming the 812 class, the company intends for the Mule Runner to run only large cargo shipments and reduce the use of smaller locomotives in order to cut down rail traffic and staol usage. Production of these locomotives has begun, and the company plans to have them across the UKUG by 1932. 

Fish and chips businesses propping up

Concerns from the Ministry of Health and Well being posted a report about Gaelians increasingly eating fried foods, the main culprit pointed out in the report being fish and chips. According to the report, since 1920 Gaelians have eaten an increase of 25% more of the fried food and more businesses are appearing to fill in the market demand. "You can't walk down Glascow, Dublin or Edinburgh without seeing or smelling them. Small corner stores rack up huge profits and i'm becoming concerned with how much we're consuming." - Minister Natala Windsor. 
Despite the report consumption of the fried food doesn't seem to be slowing down and several eateries continue to pop up offering the cheap tasty meal. Minister Windsor has requested a session of Parliament to, at the very least discuss measures to educate on the risks of eating so much fried food. 

Gaelic fish, chips and fried onion rings at a local eatery in Dublin, Faroe.

Man arrested for stealing beans

A Brittany man was arrested three days ago in Cricon for of all things, stealing beans. Theodore Simmons has been charged with theft and was sentenced to fifty hours community service and a three hundred pound fine. Simmons entered a local grocery store, filled his pants full of beans, now when we say filled with beans no he did take the can and place in said pants he cut it open and poured them in. Simmons thought if he tied string around the bottom they wouldn't leak out, they did. After attempting to leave the store looking like he had soiled himself he was arrested by local authorities, the store has banned him for opening eight cans of baked beans and not paying for them as well as making a rather large mess as he tried to 'walk' away. 

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Double decker buses to roll out in major cities

In his effort to expand public transportation for his subjects, King Rufus McDonald has spent close to 9 million pounds in expanding public transit from his own personal funds. Beginning in the summer citizens can expect to see new double decker buses to be transporting people across the following cities, Edinburgh, Dublin, Glascow, Brittany, Jamestown, Oppidum, York and Wimbledon. The new bus network will take strain off local rail networks and in a odd twist these buses will operate off gasoline combustion engines created specifically for them. They are free to use for registered citizens of the realm, tourists and work visa immigrants will have to pay a small fee of 0.05 to use them. 

Opinion piece; The Emerald Empire isn't what it used to be.

Many of my fellow Gaelians will likely scoff at this piece I'm writing, but it's important to understand what has happened in the last quarter century. Yes, King McDonald and his reforms have brought increased revenue and trade, yes we are recovering from a low point, yes we are stronger. But, we aren't the dominate force in the West anymore. Our Empire once dominated the open sea, money and gold flowed like a river into the ports of the home islands as our people experienced a golden age of supremacy. Negotiations simply went all in our favor and even the Koi needed the extensive Royal Fleet to escort their precious staol. But alas, our golden era ended when the foolish King James Gordon III took the throne, nothing like his father who ushered in an age of strength and wealth James the third made decisions based on emotion and not thought. He let Xaspeshi leave the empire, to invoke a kindness to the people wanting to leave, it fell into civil war thousands died and to this day its a powder keg of conflict on our colonial borders. 
Then he lowered taxes on foreign trade which strained the bulking costs of maintaining the trade hegemony we held. And then there's Hawaii. Our golden age lasted over 160 years, James took the side of natives against a rising power we understood little of and expedited the end of Gaelic hegemony. So disastrous was the defeat in the war that he became the first king in over 200 years to be removed by Parliament. There we stood, humiliated and broken. Our hegemony torn apart as competition seized and turned markets we controlled into international open arenas. Rufus was a young King and could have failed easily but managed to correct course and keep the Empire from falling. In some sense, yes, the Emerald Empire stands but its far weaker than it was thirty years ago. I think we're a paper tiger, one hard push and the end comes swiftly for the empire limping on life support. There's no way the military is ready for a war, King Rufus is too soft and kind to foreigners to retake what was ours and seems content to 'adapt' to the new way of internationalism ugh. Whatever we used to be it won't be again, not with leadership refusing to soak the seas in Kumo blood and bring retribution to what was lost, not if we keep letting non Gaelics into our country. Let us correct course before it's too late and purge this silly nonsense of cooperation and internationalism. 

- Garret Foster, Opinion writer. Member of the Gaelic Fascist party. 

Environmentalist attempts to save tree

Merilyn Thatcher is a known environmentalist and activist in Faroe, she has staged several protests to the industrialization of the Faroe countryside. Her latest protest was to chain herself to a 450 year old tree in Dublin park. The tree needed to be removed as its root system was damaging nearby pipelines feeding water to residents. She promptly chained herself to a tree and stated she would have to be cut down too, unfortunately she chained herself to the wrong tree and utility workers removed the actual tree as she screamed in horror. The old tree was removed and taken to a lumber mill as workers dig to remove roots digging deep into the ground. The crews left Thatcher chained to the tree where some of her supporters were trying to cut her out. The city of Dublin has announced they intend to plant new trees in the central park after receiving several angry letters from citizens. 

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Parliament passes Clean Water Act

In a unanimous vote, Parliament has passed the Clean Water Act which will push the Ministry of Health to fund water and wastewater treatment plants throughout the United Kingdom. A large task that will take years to finalize, the first set of clean water plants will be built in Alba and Dublin. Wastewater facilities will replace the sedimentation pond system in use and prevent the hazard of these ponds overflowing into drinking water sources such as rivers and lakes. The act also pushes regulation to industrial complexes that use public water and that they must follow new guidelines to prevent pollution of local waterways. 

Taoiseach election heating up

This fall will bring a rather heated election between current Taoiseach Richard O'Donnell and challenger Ethan McDougal. O'Donnell has overseen the expansion of the Gaelic military and brought down numerous reforms for working class Gaelics increasing their benefits. McDougal is entering his first run as Taoiseach, the former Parliament representative from Langford challenges the expansion of the military calling it a dangerous game challenging foreign powers and entering the global arms race. McDougal is also an opponent to the increase in spending within the government and wants to strip away government subsidiaries calling them the teat that the people feed on.

Rain delays planting season

Farmers in the UKUG are finally able to begin planting crops after a particularly long stretch of rain prevented them from doing so. The delay has already impacted the islands as produce prices could face a price hike and farmers could see supply not meet domestic demand. The Ministry of Agriculture has addressed concerns and will be working closely with farmers to see that harvests are met on time and to provide what is needed to do so. 

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Royal Army reveals plans cut armored units down

The Royal Army is planning to downsize the Armored Corps branch of the Royal Armed forces by selling older units of light tanks, tankettes and the entire stock of Vole Mk1 units sighting the Rascal and Badger tank outperforming it substantially and wanting to fill the ranks with those models. There are also plans to use some manufacturing plants in the UKUG to build tanks for other nations within certain trade treaties. The decision came down to the need for additional funding for better technologies and filling in a market need for armored units that could generate income for the Royal Army. The Royal plans to move up its plans to retire the aged Li. Mk3 luch iarainn light tank and sell the 70 units in active duty by 1931. 

Ministry of Agriculture and Wildlife imposes new hunting restrictions

Hunters in Ulster-Gaelia received more restrictions this year for hunting Alban Razorbacks and Gaelic Stags, concerns with low population numbers has brought down a very small number that can legally be hunted this year and likely for the unforeseen future until population numbers rise. Gaelic Stag are a huge part of Gaelic hunting culture and provide meat, pelts and trophies to rural towns and villages, whereas the Razorback has been hunted for meat and their tusks. Razorback hunting restrictions began in 1919 after an alarming population drop and higher than usual number hunted with suspicions that some hunters were not honest with their quota numbers. Despite protest from hunters the restriction passed unanimously in Parliament and was signed by His Majesty King Rufus making it effective immediately. 

                    
Alban Razorback hog and Gaelic Stags are bordering near endangerment due to generations of unrestricted hunting on the islands.



Great Western wins Zedonia expansion bid

Following months of negotiations, Wallace Rail has been struck a rare defeat in railway expansion to its chief rival Great Western. Great Western which operates on a small scale on the islands has a much larger network and market on the colonies. The multi-billion pound expansion of Zedonian railways stretches new lines throughout Western Zedonia connecting towns and communities that have to be reached by truck or car on poorly maintained roads or flown to a rural airport. The only major rail network extending to Jamestown and certain military bases has hampered infrastructure in Western Zedonia pushing the government for a massive expansion. Great Western will begin work on the new lines this autumn and commission more locomotives to operate it as well as bring hundreds if not thousands of new jobs to the colony, Wallace Rail made no comment on the bid closing and will continue its own billion pound operations on the main islands and what networks they do have in the colonies. 

GWR Pannier tank engine in Southwestern Alba.


Bean companies enter pricing war

Beans play a large role in Gaelic cuisine, they're almost universally on every breakfast plate in the UKUG and are a favorite meal for workers in factories for being cheap and readily easy to heat up. The three bean canning giants however have entered what economist are calling a pricing war for customers, MacDoogle Beanery, Gilbert Beans inc. and Turnigans are slashing prices to outsell each other. Prices are dropping rapidly getting as low as .02 shillings (OOC: .34 cents in today's money) the drops have annoyed groceries and shops across the UKUG but delighted consumers who are buying more beans than ever. "It's bloody fantastic, I hope they keep at it. I've saved so much money buying me beans this month." All three companies refused to comment.

59 year old woman dominates motorcycle industry

Maggie Greenway has always been something of a wildcard, a former Royal Army engineer she has enjoyed her short retirement building from scratch motorcycles. After years of building and selling them she started a company in 1927 in Langford island in the small town of Geltinbin, now she leads a fledging industry that was rather niche in the UKUG. Maggie Motorcycle Company is known to sell the absolute best motor bikes in the entire realm and its owner claims they're the best in Ouhiri. "I hand craft every part, I designed it top to bottom, my girls do better than anyone's I don't give a fuck they simply do any talk otherwise is horseshit." MMC is producing record profits for the motorcycle industry in the UKUG and is planning to sell the bikes abroad to foreign nations by winter of 1930. 

Greenway 1-2 'capaillín' is the bestselling motorcycle in the UKUG right now.

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Lawerance Firearms unveils new sidearm for Royal Army

Legendary gunsmith Johnny Lawerance has unveiled a new semi-automatic handgun to propose to the Royal Army to supplement the UKUG revolver and hopes to replace. The new handgun dubbed cruicéad (cricket) is fed via a magazine charger clip in the upper section of the handgun like a rifle in which it holds 8 9mm rounds. It lacks the firepower of the Gaelic revolver but gives faster fire rate and has been tested extensively in various conditions making it rather reliable. It's main drawback is the price and the awkward reload action some soldiers already find frustrating compared to foreign semi auto handguns. 

Cricket 9mm handgun

Eddard the Black film breaks records

Gaelic movie theaters have been a rather niche thing in the UKUG, usually just showing cartoons, propaganda or the occasional film that garnered attention. But director George Abernathy's 3 hour epic on the life of the UKUG's first monarch has smashed movie records within the UKUG. The film 'The Black' has sold well over 1 million pounds in tickets within the Spring quarter and has been a huge boon to the domestic film industry, some believe it could spur better quality entertainment in the UKUG film industry but only time will tell.

Scene from 'The Black' 1930

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Engineer creates Cellulose tape

A Gaelic engineer by the name of Thomas Drew has started a new business selling his new invention, a clear sticky tape that can bond easily and be used at home and in industrial capacity. The new product will hit store shelves later in the month with several orders being fulfilled at a new plant owned by Drew near Cladai Orga.




Clover United Air unveils new cargo plane

Private airline company Clover United has unveiled a new long range cargo plane that can fly over 5000kg of cargo at a high rate of speed using four power engines that give it over 2366hp. The new plane dubbed Spéir Lift will be used to fly commercial cargo for Ulster-Gaelia and the Royal Airforce has inquired on purchasing the craft for military purposes.

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South Touli implodes into all out war

All out international war has broken out in South Touli, the Union of South Touli was embroiled in a civil war that has now escalated into a major international conflict on the continent. Frannerre and Ashinara have deployed forces into the area turning the conflict into a bloody chess match between the Touli states. Critics in Parliament pointed to this conflict and others that have happened as a clear failure of independent Touli, that without the guidance of the major world powers the free nations are doomed to war and falling into disrepair.




Artist depiction of Union forces engaged with rebel and Frannerre/Ashinara forces.


Richard O'Donnell wins re-election

Following the conclusion of the Taoiseach election, Richard O'Donnell retains the position of Taoiseach by a near landslide. His opponent McDougal failed to secure more than 30% of the popular vote and failed to garner the Parliament vote with O'Donnell receiving almost 87% of Parliament's support. The election concludes with Richard O'Donnell entering his second term as the elected head of the Ulster-Gaelian government. O'Donnell commented he plans to continue the push for increased military spending, expansion of workers benefits and work with King McDonald on further expansions of the UKUG trade network.


UKUG citizens prepare for Samhain

One of the largest holidays in the entire UKUG will begin soon, lasting several weeks and giving millions of Gaelics time to enjoy their oldest of traditions. Samhain will begin once the harvest ends, followers of Gaelic Old Gods will construct giant wicker men full of offerings to burn at night, children will go door to door dressed in costumes asking for candies, and several Gaelics will feast and drink late into the night. The festival celebrates the harvest of the realm and is celebrated from the main islands to the colonies. 



 
Wicker man full of offerings such as food, personal items and even money being burned to honor the Old Gods.

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King McDonald addresses Parliament during Winter assembly

King Rufus McDonald appeared before Parliament today, he spoke of the progress being made in the reconstruction of the Royal Navy, progress in the Gaelic economy and concerns of Galra and Kumosenkan aggression on the Colonial Empire. McDonald stated he plans to push more legislation onto the floor of Parliament to expand further trade pacts, increased spending and development of the Touli railroad network. McDonald also plans to expand Entente military cooperation in the next year. He closed out his speech on the successful rebound of the UKUG economy and military declaring boldly that the nation's decline has ended and that Ulster-Gaelia will retake its place in Ouhiri as a major political power.


Early snowfall in Alba and Faroe thrill local populations


The first snow of the winter came early to Ulster-Gaelia, thousands are enjoying the snowfall as Gaelics can be found sledding, building snowmen and having snowball fights. City officials have put their road crews to work clearing roads and assisting rail companies with clearing tracks. Wallace Rail, GWR and Ethel-Carmichael have already equipped their locomotives with snowplows as conditions are predicting heavy snowfall this winter. 

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Ministry of Trade reports 1930 was a huge year for UKUG

Minister of Trade, Tyler McVaugh, stood before the Parliament today with his annual report for 1930. In it he detailed with the work laid out by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the crown UKUG trade expanded exponentially in 1930. New trade routes with Pomazannikki, Ashinara, Frannerre, Mil'Nor, Roskana, and Marrlan have enriched the United Kingdom's economy. Minister McVaugh stated its the largest influx of new trade since the reign of Queen Mary and a proper step in placing the UKUG back into its position as a major power. Silver imports from Touli trade have strengthened the purchasing power of the UKUG significantly and the Minister believes the loan taken from Amali back in 1914 should be paid back very soon erasing the largest deficit in the realm. 


Shipping companies anxious about Touli

Several private UKUG shipping companies are reporting heightened military activity in their travels to the Touli continent. Reports of warships out in the open sea has them concerned the war in South Touli will soon be fought in the open waters, a UKUG ship bringing consumer goods to Frannerre and then heading to Ashinara for a rubber shipment stated that it saw several warships prepared for combat in those ports. "We're concerned if the trade lanes are going to be safe or not, we're not combatants we cannot defend ourselves." Said one Captain. Grand Admiral Lennon is meeting with the Admiralty board to discuss the possibility of deploying the Colonial Fleet into more patrols around the trade routes. This action could however intensify the relationship with Kumosenkan, Admiral Lennon stated if it agitates Kumosenkan the Crown needs to end the 30 year silence between the two empires and reopen official dialogue. 

Studebaker begins plans to open five plants in Pomazannkki

Charles Studebaker is eagerly awaiting Pomaz employed crews to begin work on his new automobile plants in Pomazannkki. These plants part of a new trade deal to aid in uplifting the Pomaz from their economic depression will introduce Gaelic cars in the southern continental market. The plants will employ local Pomaz workers, where most of Studebaker's models will be assembled along with their needed parts. These cars will be part of the Republic's market to sell via an extended partnership with with the UKUG and Studebaker. 

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Opinion piece: South Touli Civil war is really a Independent Touli civil war

Ever since the outbreak of the bloody South Touli war between the UST and a growing coalition of nations supporting the Tafatu rebellion, hundreds to thousands have died in a conflict closing in on a year of fighting. The war and its escalation are a direct failure of independent Touli states being incapable of pursuing diplomatic solutions and indulging in brutal warfare. These savage nations tear each other apart showing that the involvement of colonial powers is paramount to the safety and security of the continent. Prolonged warfare is the doomed nature of 'Free Touli' it is better shackled and controlled by more civilized nations. The war should be viewed as nothing more or less than a civil war among the non-colonial players who could not find unity but rather send their people to die in droves.

- Garret Foster, Opinion writer. Member of the Gaelic Fascist party.

GWR begins Mil'Nor Railway project

Great Western Railway has reported that its new railroad project into the Mil'Nor nation has begun, the new project has flushed the town of Fuar with thousands of workers and created a robust new economy for the once isolated town. The company plans to continue construction of the Mil'Nor railway until the Clan government is satisfied with the new rail network. The railway also hopes to boost land trade between the Zedonian colony and Mil'Nor.

Richard O'Donnell denies UST request for loan

Taoiseach O'Donnell commented that at some point, UST President Okeena contacted him concerning a possible loan of 15 million pounds to assist the UST in the ongoing war. The Taoiseach denied the loan siting instability and failure to pay Seleucidinia, UKUG trade experts predict by 1932 UST trade assets will lose more and more value with the ongoing war. UKUG banking institutions are already planning to deny usage of the UST Rand given its volatility in the open market.

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Navy orders two new Light carriers to be added to Royal Fleet

Admiral Lennon has received permission from the Ministry of Defense and Parliament to pursue the construction of two new Light carriers to enter service. The carriers will be built in the Bale Glas shipping yards with top priority by navy shipwrights. Plans to have them also have a compliment of Mud Dauber bombers and be equipped to use new upcoming RAF aircraft. The Ministry of Defense believes they can finish each carrier within a year each. 


Truck hijacking shocks local law enforcement 

Law enforcement are perplexed at a truck hijacking that resulted in a small chase across Crockett in Cricon, the truck crashed spilling its contents several gallons of baked beans into the streets. The driver was last year's bean thief Theodore Simmons, Simmons had documented and planned the hijacking for well over half a year and planned to take the truck to his country home outside of Crockett. He was arrested and charged with theft of vehicle and several hundred pounds of beans. Simmons will serve a year of community service and his driving license barred. 

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Parliament and Crown back Lusatian Silver Purchase Act

Taoiseach Richard O'Donnell and King Rufus McDonald have publicly declared support for the Lusatian government's decision to restrict the silver trade to prevent a crash. This will directly affect the UKUG as is conducting trade with Touli nations using the very silver that will be restricted. The decision will force restructuring of trade deals.


New UKUG company plans to help electronics shortages


Ceardaíocht, a new company based in Northern Alba is planning to construct several factories across the UKUG to help stave off the electronics shortages in the open market. They plan to build 10 factories by 1933, 7 in the UKUG proper and 3 in Cricon. 

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Parliament approves Cricon development bill

After a large push from the Cricon government for additional development of the colony, Parliament has approved a multi-million-pound bill to upgrade the infrastructure of Cricon. Part of the bill allows the construction of 200 power stations, improved railroads, roads, and water treatment facilities for large, populated shires. The bill was supported by the Zedonian government and Parliament members in hopes that it will lead to Zedonian infrastructure bills in the future. 

Royal Army might backtrack armored division cuts

Given reports on mass infantry warfare in Touli, the Royal Army has begun to discuss the possibility of backtracking their decision last year on cutting the armored corps and return funding to the development of armored units. The Royal Army also want prepare for the possibility of escalation tensions between the Entente and the new Sovereign Union led by Galra.

Crown reacts to Sovereign Union

The Gaelic crown addressed to the Tanistry and Parliament over concerns with the new political bloc the Sovereign Union led by Galra. The SU is now the most powerful military/political bloc in Ouhiri, and directly threatens the Entente. King McDonald kept his comments to Parliament and the Tanistry that the United Kingdom would continue its efforts to improve its defenses and watch the SU. 

GWR outgrows Wallace Rail

With new expansions planned for Mil'Nor Great Western Railway has now outgrown its rival Wallace Rail to become the largest UKUG railroad company. GWR will construct two large lines in the North and South of Mil'Nor to help the flow of trade in Eastern Touli. GWR celebrated its surpassing of its rival by taking a week off at its corporate offices. Wallace Rail did not comment. 

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New Light Carrier launched

The first of two new lighter carriers has entered Royal Naval services as the RGS Maorga, the new carrier will be given a squadron of Mud Dauber torpedo bombers and be assigned to the Shawbalt fleet. Recruitment for this vessel in staff began months ago and it is expected to leave island waters in the coming seasons. 




Iron Bank reports historic cash flow following large trade deals from Touli

Officials from the Gaelic Iron Bank have reported record inflows of cash, resources and precious metals following numerous Touli trade deals that have greatly enrichened the UKUG economy. Parliament is debating using the money on infrastructure expansions and military overhauls, a large sum of it will be used to pay off the Amali debt that hangs over the UKUG following it being taken after the Hawaiian War. 


The Iron Bank is loaded to the brim with foreign cash enriching the United Kingdom


Cricon Infra project going smoothly

Expansions on Criconian infrastructure are underway on schedule. The influx of jobs to the island and progress have greatly helped the local region except for the fact that the usual Cricon worker migration to Zedonia is now being predicted to be severely halted which could hurt Zedonia's job market and economy. While the project will greatly aid Cricon the Zedon government has petitioned Parliament for more immigration aid to entice foreign workers to enter the Zedonian work force. 


Royal Colonial army deployed against Xagreau

The state of Xagreau has conducted violent military actions against the Valdera Republic of Mil'Nor, following permission from the Crown and Parliament the Zedonian Colonial Southern Army is being deployed into Mil'Nor for peace keeping operations against Xagreau. Reports also come in that Xaspeshi has launched a major offensive against their long time rival and becomes the latest event in a long political and military conflict between the two former Gaelic colonies. 




Members of the South Zedonian Colonial Army marching into Mil'Nor


Studebaker becomes largest auto company in UKUG

Following a massive deal struck in Ashinara, Studebaker has now outgrown its domestic competitors to become the largest automobile company in the United Kingdom. The company now boasts facilities in Pomaz as well expanding its product line for the two countries and likely expected to continue its growth. 

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New Royal Gaelic Football Season kicks off!

The most popular sport in the UKUG kicked off with a home game at Baile Glas today between the Baile Glas Knights and the Theas Highlanders, both teams had great defenses last year and it came down to a grueling fight for small yard gains. Baile Glas lept out in front thanks to running back Jackie Lee Jr running in a 24 yard touchdown run but the Highlanders struck back with a thunderous 45 yard field goal despite the kicker nearly being hit on the play. The Highlanders then took the lead with a 12 yard touchdown pass, it came down to the final seconds of the game when quarterback Brian O'Kelly threw a 34 yard touchdown pass to Zondu O'Patrick to win the game. The game was sold out at Bill Jo Arena and it was reported to be the most tuned in radio broadcast across the entire realm. It was reported the Royal Family was also in attendance in their personal skybox.



#33 Quarterback Brian O'Kelly dropping back to throw the game winning touchdown

First Star Wolf squadrons formed

Replaced the aged Siskin biplane, the Star Wolf has officially entered RAF service with several squadrons reporting the fighters now in active service over the main islands. Plans to replace all Siskin fighters with the new fighter across the entire UKUG are expected to be finished by 1935. 

Xagreau war enters cold winter

The peace keeping operation launched by the Parliament and Crown is entering the brutal cold winter months of Southern Touli, military officials have reported that it is unlikely that the Xagreau, who have amassed a large force, have proper winter combat gear for all their troops. Experts also weighed in that the massive amount of pressure levied against them is likely to bring the war to a quick conclusion. 

Over crop of carrots plummets prices

A massive yield in carrots has plummeted prices across the UKUG, the root vegetable is now selling for as little as a single shilling for a bundle.