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Animal Parade

The Animal parade is a Magic Event. It features nine Kinds of Animals: Tigers, Penguins, Snakes, Elephants, Flamingos, Butterflies, Turtles, Giraffes, and Frogs.

## Plot

The Teletubbies hear an Elephant, And run off to find the Sound. They appear in a hill, And see Lots of Animals. They have different Tunes when each Animal type is introduced. The Tigers are introduced, Their song is a Loud and dramatic song. Then the Penguins, Their song is a Waddle. And the Snakes, Their song is a High pitched African theme (There are Snakes in Africa). The Elephants are introduced. A slow and Low Tune for Them. The Flamingos are introduced next, A soft tune for Them. The Butterflies are Next, And a High pitch tune for Them. The Turtles are Introduced, They got a tune just like the Elephants. The Giraffes are Next, Their tune is like The Tigers. And finally, the Frogs. Their theme is Nature. And All the animals leave Teletubbyland, And fade out.

The Animal Parade appears in some various episodes. They are:

1. Ned's Bicycle (no elephant trumpet sound due to scene being removed)
2. Making Flowers (with elephant trumpet sound)
3. Balancing (no elephant trumpet sound due to scene being removed)
4. Rolling (with elephant trumpet sound)
5. Tweet Tweet (with elephant trumpet sound)
6. Going for a Walk (with elephant trumpet sound)
7. Digging In The Sand for Worms (with elephant trumpet sound)
8. Sand Pendulum (with elephant trumpet sound)
9. Numbers - 8 (with elephant trumpet sound)
10. Level Crossing (with elephant trumpet sound)
11. Giraffes (with elephant trumpet sound)
12. Mandir Temple (no elephant trumpet sound)
13. Feeding the Monkeys (with elephant trumpet sound)
14. Rollerblading (no elephant trumpet sound)
15. Cows and Calves (no elephant trumpet sound)
16. Kittens (no elephant trumpet sound)
17. Spiders (no elephant trumpet sound)
18. Twirlers (no elephant trumpet sound)
19. Piglets (no elephant trumpet sound)
20. Cat's Night Out (no elephant trumpet sound)
21. Mary Had a Little Lamb (with elephant trumpet sound)
Tabla (India)

The Teletubbies pop up from behind some hills and say 'Eh-Oh'. Then they watch a little Indian boy playing on a drum called a tabla. Tinky Winky and Po are out for a walk when it's time for Tubby Toast. Po eats Tinky Winky's Tubby Toast and Tinky-Winky eats Po's Tubby Toast. Then when they make more Tubby Toast, the Noo-Noo tidies it up and they chase him around the house.

Featuring: Gandhar and Ram Deshpande

## Trivia

* This is the last episode where Po is the boo shouter.
* Po was the missing teletubby
* This is the last episode where Laa-Laa gets picked for the TV Event.
* This is the last episode where The Noo-Noo is Naughty.
The Grand Old Duke of York

**The Grand Old Duke of York** is the third episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

The Teletubbies join in a game when a voice trumpet sings the Grand Old Duke of York. The Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch as Po gets a musical transmission featuring King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys. Then the Teletubbies do the Stamping and Stepping Dance.

A magic drum appears in Teletubbyland, and Po enjoys playing with it. When she bangs the drum, it makes Tinky Winky appear. They both bang the drum and it starts swapping clouds and flowers around. It even makes Laa-Laa appear in different places and Dipsy's hat appear on her head. Tinky Winky even tries to catch his bag but when the drum bangs it moves away from him until he catches it. Then the magic drum disappears.

The Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies go to watch a Magical Event. The Teletubbies arrive on a hill and gasp in excitement as a pink house with four windows appears on a further hill. A shadow appears at the windows of the house and a voice is heard speaking gibberish. Then on the top left window, the shadow pulls back the curtains and it is revealed to be a little man wearing a blue hat and jumper. The man starts singing in a high pitched voice. When he's finished singing, he leaves the window and the house disappears. The Magic Windmill stops spinning and it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys, The Pupils of Chuckery Infants School, Walsall

## Trivia

* This is the 1st episode to have the Singing Man in the Pink House.
* This is the first appearance of King Pleasure and The Biscuit Boys and the Pupils of Chuckery Infant School.
* After the scene of the windmill spinning in the Magical Event sequence, the scenes of the Teletubbies and the Baby Sun have been cut out.
* This is also the first episode to feature the Stamping and Stepping Dance.
* The boo shouter was Po.
* This is the first episode where Po is picked for the TV Event.
* The missing teletubby was Dipsy.
* The first two segments of this episode were featured in the VHS Nursery Rhymes and the audio tape Fun with the Teletubbies.
* This is the first episode to feature a voice trumpet segment and the first to feature a nursery rhyme. This is also the first time that the voice trumpet sings.
* This is the first episode to have the video segment filmed at Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The other three episodes were See-Saw, Humpty Dumpty, and Hey Diddle Diddle.
* This is also the first appearances of Mark Skirving, Chris Shirley, Al Gare, Jonny Boston, and Danny McCormack.
* This is also the first episode where Mark Skirving wears a yellow double-breasted suit.
The Mecha

**The Mecha** is one of the vehicles in the series, created by Shadow The Worm. It only appears in Ultimate Worms Project 3.

## **1. Description:**

The Mecha, as its name implies, is a mechanical sult. The Mecha has both average HP and control, it has the ability to glide with its jet boosters and can jump higher than The Tank. The Mecha is armed with an iron fist, which deals Earth-elemental damage to any worm in front of it. The Mecha's punch deals up to 50 damage and launches any unfortunate worm into the sink or the mines.
Forests of Esgenta

**Forests of Esgenta** is a Battle Zone in Ultimate Worms Project.

## **1. Description:**

Forests of Esgenta is the first basic Battle Zone in Ultimate Worms Project. This Battle Zone is a forest-themed Battle Zone. In this Battle Zone, the player must to fight the Bandits and their leaders. The Bandits are very weak Worms (1-2 CPU level), while their leaders are the 3 CPU level Worms. The flag of the enemy teams is Pirate. The speech of the enemy teams is Jock. The fanfare of the enemy teams is Turkey. The settings of this Battle Zone are based on the settings of the Intermediate scheme.

## **2. Missions:**

1. UWP.4 - Not Without Justice
2. UWP.5 - Lost but not Forgotten
3. UWP.6 - Chasing The Criminals
4. UWP.7 - Double Trouble
5. UWP.8 - King of the Island
6. UWP.9 - Nature to the Rescue

## **3. Level data:**

See the Forests of Esgenta/Level data page for more info.
Emily and Jester

**Emily and Jester** is the fifteenth overall episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

A chair appears and Laa-Laa, Dipsy, and Tinky-Winky have fun standing up and sitting down. The Magic Windmill starts to spin, and the Teletubbies watch Emily riding her pony, Jester. Afterwards, they do the Round and Round Dance near the house, then the Windmill stops spinning and it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Emily & Nicole Kingman

## Trivia

* This episode marks the first appearance of Emily and Jester.
* This is the first episode where the Teletubbies giggle during the Round and Round Dance. It is also the first episode to have the shortened version of the dance.
* After the dance, the Baby Sun giggles and the Windmill stops spinning.
* After the magic windmill stops spinning, the Tubby Bye-Bye voice trumpet rises up much faster than usual and says time for Tubby Bye Bye only twice instead of three times.
* Laa-Laa was the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was the missing teletubby.

## Goofs

* When Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa say 'Uh-oh!', Tinky Winky's voice is so quiet that it's hard to hear him.
Photo Faces

**Photo Faces** is the twelfth overall episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Laa-Laa go running along the hills and say 'Eh-Oh'. Suddenly Po pops up and says 'Boo! Eh-Oh!'. The Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies go off to watch some children taking photographs of each other's faces. Later in Teletubbyland, a telescope appears and Dipsy has a good look around. He sees flowers, rabbits, trees and the house. Dipsy then hears some noises and

looking through the telescope, he sees Laa-Laa playing with her ball, Tinky Winky opening and shutting his bag and Po smelling some flowers. After that, he sees the Teletubbies having a big hug so he rushes off to join in. The Magic Windmill starts to spin and the Teletubbies watch the Magic Tree. The Magic Windmill stops spinning and it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Tarik Cassim, Gabriel Waddingham, Jay Simpson, Camille St Omer, Kevin & Kirsten Jarin

## Trivia

* The Teletubbies 'Uh Oh!' line that is used in both the TV Reciever and Magic Event sequences is the same exact sounding one that they say in the intro and also in the episodes Ned's Bicycle, The Grand Old Duke of York, Dad's Lorry, See-Saw, Owl Babies, Jumping, Numbers- 5 (V1), Dirty Dog and Sophie - Art Circus as well as on the VHS Here Come The Teletubbies.
* When the Teletubbies go to the Magic Event place, the Sun Baby is not shown.
* This episode also includes a rare animation of the Windmill.
* This marks the first apperances of Camille, Jay, Kevin, Kristen and the only apperances on Gabriel and Tarik.
* The opening segment in this episode was featured in the VHS Dance with the Teletubbies.
Dad's Lorry

**Dad's Lorry** is the eighth overall episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po go down the slide, and they go outside in Teletubbyland. Then the magic windmill started to spin so Teletubbies say "Uh-oh!" so they run off to watch a girl discussing about her dad's lorry.

In Teletubbyland, Dipsy decides to go for a long walk. First, Dipsy starts his walk near the Magic Windmill. Then goes inside the Home Hill. When he comes back outside, Po follows him until she finds her scooter. Then Dipsy meets Tinky Winky with his bag. Tinky Winky asks Dipsy where he's going. Dipsy tells him that he's going away. As Dipsy continues his walk, he meets Laa-Laa bouncing her ball up and down behind a hill. She asks him where he's going and he tells her he's going away. Dipsy continues his walk. Then Po starts to follow him again. But then she stops as she feels tired and falls asleep on a hill. Dipsy walks to the top of a hill and stops. He sees the house and the windmill. Then he decides to walk all the way home. So as Dipsy begins to walk home, Po follows him again until she sees her scooter. Then he meets Laa-Laa again. She asks him where he's going and he tells her that he's going home. Then as he continues his walk, he meets Tinky Winky again. He asks Dipsy where he's going and he tells him that he's going home. Dipsy continues his walk and then stops when he sees the house. He starts to sing a home song and the other Teletubbies hear him singing. Then he begins to walk back to the house and then it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Tim, Stacey & Amy Hesom
Our Pig Winnie

**Our Pig Winnie** is the second episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

The Teletubbies pop up from behind a hill to say 'Eh-Oh'. Then the Magic Windmill start spinning. They watch Matthew, James and Mark talk about their pig, Winnie. Following this, the Teletubbies perform a Jumping Dance. Then they play a game called 'This Little Teletubby', in which Dipsygoes for a walk while the other Teletubbies stay at home. Tinky Winky has Tubby Custard, Laa-Laa and Po have no custard, and Dipsy runs home.

Featuring: Matthew, James & Mark Carnie
Ned's Bicycle

**Ned's Bicycle** is the overwall episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

We are introduced to the Teletubbies as they ride down the slide inside Home Hill. They enjoy Tubby Toast until the Magic Windmill spins. Following this, the characters watch a boy named Ned and his father getting ready for a bicycle trip. Po finds a flag and leads Tinky Winky on a march across Teletubbyland. Dipsy and Laa-Laa see the flag and join in. The Magic Windmill spins again and the Teletubbies go to watch a Magical Event. The Teletubbies gasp in excitement as an Animal Parade marches through Teletubbyland. Afterwards, the animals vanish. The Magic Windmill stops spinning and it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Ned and Nigel Frost

## Trivia

* This is the 1st episode to have the Animal Parade.
African Dance

Tinky Winky and Laa-Laa run in and out of the house, dance around, bump their tummies and bottoms, and have Big Hugs. Then the Magic Windmill spins and the Teletubbies watch The Animal Parade. Afterwards, the Magic Windmill stops spinning. Dipsy and Po run in and out of the house, bump their tummies and bottoms, and have Big Hugs. The Magic Windmill starts spinning again and the Teletubbies watch some children dance an African dance. The Teletubbies perform The Skipping Dance before Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: The Children from Umthombo Theatre Group, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa

## Trivia

* This is the last episode to have the Animal Parade.
* This is the 3rd and last episode to have a Magical Event before a TV Event. The other episodes are Larette Tap Dancing and Going In and Coming Out.
* This is the only episode where the windmill stops spinning at the beginning of an episode.
* This is the only episode that only Tinky Winky and Laa Laa says Uh-Oh and runs off during the Magic Windmill spinning. It doesn't have during all of the episodes.
* Laa Laa was the boo shouter.
* Po was the missing teletubby.
Feeding the Chickens

**Feeding the Chickens** is the eighteenth overall episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

The Teletubbies dance in and out of the trees. The Magic Windmill spins and they go to watch Matthew, James, and Mark feeding their chickens.
Back in Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa feels like having Tubby Toast. Tinky-Winky, out for a walk, smells the Tubby Toast and decides to go and have some as well. But the Tubby Toaster malfunctions for some reason and makes too much Tubby Toast all over the Home Hill and Teletubbyland! Soon there is Tubby Toast all the table, the floor, the beds, and Tinky-Winky! There is Tubby Toast everywhere! Lots of Tubby Toast for Noo Noo, for Po, for Laa-Laa, for Dipsy, for Tinky-Winky and for the rabbits! Lots of Tubby Toast for everybody! Afterwards, the Magic Windmill stops spinning (offscreen) and the Teletubbies run outside as it's time for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Matthew, James, and Mark Carnie

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to have the Magic Windmill stop spinning sound without the Magic Windmill stop spinning animation. To add this, this indicates that the Windmill froze off-screen.
* The Teletubbies dancing around the trees segment was featured in the VHS Dance with the Teletubbies.
* The Tubby Toast segment was featured in the VHS Here Come the Teletubbies
* In The Tubby Toast Accident, there is a rare piece of tubby toast which it is a frowning toast, where the Noo-Noo was spinning.
* Laa-Laa is the boo shouter.
* Tinky Winky was the missing Teletubby.
Owl Babies

**Owl Babies** is the thirteenth overall episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

In Teletubbyland, Laa-Laa and Dipsy decide to go for a walk together. They meet Tinky-Winky and Po along the path. They all say 'Eh-Oh' to each other and continue their walk. Not long after they meet each other again over some hills. They say 'Eh-Oh' to each other again and continue their walk. Then Dipsy and Laa-Laa walk down one of the paths when they see Tinky Winky and Po walking up the other path. They say 'Eh-Oh' to each other again. Then Dipsy and Laa-Laa walk down the path and into the house through the front doors. Tinky Winky and Po walk down the hill by the windmill and into the house through the back doors. They all say 'Eh-Oh' to each other inside and have a Big Hug. Then they say 'Eh-Oh' to the Noo Noo. And they are glad to be at home, but they didn't stay long as the the Magic Windmill starts spinning, so they rush outside to watch Alex Pascall share the story of the owl babies with some children. Then the Teletubbies do the Round and Round Dance by the Home Hill.

Featuring: Alex Pascall with Antonio Harris & Samantha Bassom

## Trivia

* This is one of the few episodes to use the rare window version of normal Magic Windmill animation.
* This is the first appearance of Alex Pascall.
* This is the first episode to feature the Round and Round Dance.
* This is the only episode where the Teletubbies are silent during the Round and Round Dance.
* This is the first episode where Noo-Noo is called by his name.
* Po was the 'boo' shouter
* Dipsy was the missing teletubby
The Beach + Drawing Cacti

**The Beach + Drawing Cacti** is the sixth episode of *Teletubbies Sunday Specials*.

## Plot

Inside the Tubbytronic Superdome, the Teletubbies listen to a Voice Trumpet making the sounds of the ocean before they run out the front doors to watch a group of children having lots of fun playing at a sandy beach with a dog named Jesso and a ball. The ball rolls away and the children and Jesso look for it and then they find it again. Meanwhile, Dipsy was out for a walk, until a strong wind blows his hat right off his head. As Dipsy's hat floated across Teletubbyland, it lands on top of Po's head. 'Where's My Hat?' said Dipsy, as Po rides by him on her Scooter with his hat covering her eyes. But then, she crashed right into a tree and Dipsy's hat fell off her head and it rolled down to the path that Tinky Winky was on. He was surprised to see Dipsy's hat. Just then, Laa Laa came out of the Tubbytronic Superdome through the front to see what was going on outside. She soon saw Tinky Winky looking down at Dipsy's hat. She was surprised to see Dipsy's hat. Laa Laa then grabbed Dipsy's hat and went to look for him. She soon sees Dipsy walking down the path on the left side of the Superdome and rushed over to give him his hat. Dipsy was now very pleased to have his hat back on his head. Afterwards, the Teletubbies happily do The Splashing Dance on the left side of the Tubbytronic Superdome (same version from the UK version of Playing in the Rain) before the magic windmill starts spinning again and the Teletubbies run off to watch The Three Ships sail through Teletubbyland (same version from the UK Version of Playing in the Rain) before the camera cuts to the sun smiling.(the sun baby clip that's used after the intro). Po comes sliding into the Tubbytronic Superdome to eat some Tubby Custard before catching up with the other Teletubbies to watch some children visiting a conservatory and drawing cacti. Later on, Tinky Winky goes on a long walk through Teletubbyland and nearly throws his bag over the Tubbytronic Superdome! When Tinky Winky finds Dipsy, Laa Laa and Po waiting out front, it made him feel like running, jumping, skipping and waving his arms and they all have a Big Hug just before he happily runs off with them to watch The Tap Dancing Teddy Bear dancing once in his carousel (same version from the UK Version of Yellow Cow) before the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye Bye.
Featuring: Thomas & Jonathan Becker, Natasha Marshall and Zoe Robinson

## Trivia

* Laa-Laa was the missing teletubby
* Po was the boo shouter
Miner Mole

M**iner Mole** is a very rare gimmick in the series, created by Shadow The Worm. This gimmick only appears in Worms: Ultimate Golf.

## **1. Description:**

Miner Mole is a gimmick, which is similar to the Telepad from Ultimate Worms Project 2. Miner Moles are found on bunkers. When the ball touches a Miner Mole, the Miner Mole takes it and dives into the ground for a second. Then, the Miner Mole jumps out and releases the ball on another bunker.
1999 Leadership Election

## Labour Leadership Election 1999

The Labour leadership election of 1999 was called after incumbent Prime Minister and leader of the Labour party, Neil Kinnock, announced that he would stand down from parliament "for (his) family", which had been the speculation and target of the Daily Mail and the Sun.

### Candidates

Four candidates put themselves forward: Roy Hattersley, Margaret Beckett, Robert Sheldon and John Spellar.
2014 Senate Election

## Election Run Up

The 2014 Senate election was run by Jack Reed for the Democrats and Jim Risch for the Republicans. The incumbent President was Mitt Romney, having won the 2012 Presidential election against ex-President Hillary Clinton. Under his 2 years, he had achieved a growing economy and less unemployment than his predecessor. Jack Reed had been the Senator for Rhode Island since 1997, whilst Jim Risch has been Senator for Idaho since 2009.

### Debates

There were three debates for the 2014 Senate Election, held in three states perceived as some of the closest swing states by political analysts. CNN hosted two of the three, whilst Fox hosted the other. They were held in Atlanta (Georgia - CNN), Raleigh (North Carolina - CNN) and Des Moines (Iowa - Fox). The debate in Raleigh was between Risch and Reed, whilst the debate in Atlanta and Des Moines were 'doubles': Jim Risch and Lamar Alexander (Tennessee) versus Jack Reed and Jeff Merkley (Oregon). Instant reaction suggested that the Democrats won the debates in Raleigh and Des Moines, whilst the Republicans won the debate in Atlanta.

### Polling

Polling of the Senate race was kept to a minimum during the campaign, however polling compiled during the first week of the campaign suggested that Iowa would be Iowa would be very marginal and that the Independent candidate, Greg Orman, could take Kansas from the Republicans.

## The final push

### Final Polling

This map was released in the final week of the campaign. It suggested that in seats with incumbent Republicans, the Democrats were doing better, whilst seats with new Republican candidates were holding.

### Campaign Stops

Reed spent his final five days visiting Maine, Georgia, Nebraska, Montana and Idaho. Risch spent his final days in Iowa, Alaska, Colorado, New Hampshire and Mississippi.

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

ABC released this exit poll map, with probability of control. This suggested that there was a less than 10% chance the Republicans would retain control, with he most likely outcome being 52 (D) to 48 (R), with a 21.2% chance. The chance of a 50-50 tie was 9.7%. If this exit poll was accurate, Maine would be the most marginal of the night, where a handful of votes could swing it either way. It supported earlier polling that incumbent Republicans were doing worse than their untried counterparts.

### Final Results

The final results of the night gave the Democrats control of the Senate. The only 'upset' of the night was the result from Texas, where Republican incumbent John Cornyn was defeated by Democrat David Alameel, despite an 86% probability that the Republicans would retain it. The final result was, as the likeliest result suggested, 52 Democrats to 48 Republicans.
Naughty Sock

**Naughty Sock** is the fourth overall episode of *Teletubbies*.

## Plot

The Teletubbies pop out from behind some hills and say 'Eh-Oh'. Then they watch Tamzin Griffin as the Funny Lady. She tells a story about a 'Naughty Sock'. Inside the house, Dipsy tries to fall asleep. He is distracted by the Noo-Noo being too noisy. Then, a voice trumpet rises and plays a soft piano version of 'Rock-a Bye Baby' which sends Dipsy off to sleep. Outside, Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po are playing Jumping. Suddenly, a voice trumpet appears and plays the soft piano version of 'Rock-a Bye Baby'. Tinky Winky, Laa-Laa and Po then fall asleep. The Magic Windmill starts spinning and the Teletubbies wake up and run away and then the Magic Windmill stops spinning for Tubby Bye-Bye.

Featuring: Tamzin Griffin, The Staff and Pupils of Chater Infant's School, Watford
Holyrood 1998

The Holyrood election of 1998 was the second devolved election in Scotland and took place in May of that year, the last valid month that the devolved election could be called. The Lib-Lab and SNP coalition had seen Tavish Scott become First Minister (Iain Gray had failed to be elected in 1994, so could not take the role as First Minister). The 'One Banner' Lib-Lab alliance would not be replicated at either the Holyrood election or the general election of 1997, despite speculation that an electoral pact between the parties would lead to landslide victory for central politics. The leaders were as follows: Tavish Scott (Liberal Democrats), Carol Mochan (Labour), David Petrie (Conservatives), Alex Salmond (SNP) and Robin Harper (Greens).

## Debates

Just one debates was broadcast on BBC Scotland at the 1998 Holyrood election, one less than that for the 1994 Holyrood election. The debate was held in the highly marginal Orkney Islands, which had a majority of 101. Instant polling from the first debate suggested that Carol Mochan, the new Labour leader and first female leader in Holyrood, won the debate, followed by Robin Harper. Tavish Scott, who had not even won a Holyrood seat, was taken on by Petrie and Harper, mainly over the decisions made by his party in government. Mochan did not suffer critisim over the government, however, as she had only just been elected leader of the Labour party and therefore played no part in the coalition.

## Polling

Constituency polling for the election showed Labour leading with roughly 37% (+3%), the Tories at 24% (-5%), the SNP at 30% (-4%) and the Lib Dems at 6% (+6%). Regional polling showed Labour at 34% (-2%), the Tories at 11% (-5%), the SNP at 36% (nc), the Greens at 7% (+2%) and the Lib Dems at 5% (+5%). These polls removed others/don't knows. The Lib Dems, discovering they were far behind in polling, wheeled out party grandees to help the campaign.

## The final push

### Final polling

Final constituency polling of the campaign saw Labour at around 36% (-1%), the Tories at 21% (-3%), the SNP at 31% (+1%) and the Lib Dems at 6% (nc). The final regional polling put Labour at 35% (+1%), the Tories at 8% (-3%), the SNP at 35% (-1%), the Greens at 9% (+2%) and the Lib Dems at 6% (+1%).

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

BBC Scotland released this exit poll. It suggested that the night would be Labour as the largest party, although, once again, short of an overall majority. If accurate, the Labour party would out preform the Lib-Lab pact. The Greens would preform very well, if accurate. The exit poll would elect Scott, Mochan, Petrie, Salmond and Harper.
2012 Presidential Election

## Election Run Up

The 2012 Presidential election was a contest between Democratic President Hillary Clinton and Republican challenger Mitt Romney. The main topics were during the campaign were the economic crisis, which the Republicans successfully pinned on Clinton's Presidency, and the stalling in relationship with Russia

### Debates

The election consisted of 5 debates, in Denver (Colorado), Columbus (Ohio), Harrisburg (Pennsylvania), Juneau (Alaska) and Little Rock (Arkansas). Initial reaction showed that Romney won four out of five, in Denver, Columbus, Harrisburg and Little Rock, with Juneau showing undecideds splitting 35% for Romney, 33% for Clinton and 32% still undecided.

### Polling

Polling, first compiled after the separate conventions, gave Romney a small, but steady lead of around 2%. As the campaign began to unfold, Clinton began to fall behind in key states like Florida (51% R, 46% D, 3% U), Ohio (57% R, 40% D, 3% U) and Colorado (55% R, 41% D, 4% U). This was attributed to the Republicans blaming Hillary for the economic crisis, which managed to swing huge numbers of undecided and independent voters.

### Running Mates

Vice President Harry Reid (Nevada) decided to stand down from politics and so, Clinton chose Jeanne Shaheen (New Hampshire) as her running mate. Mitt Romney chose Chris Christie (New Jersey) as his running mate.

## The Final Push

### Final Polling

This map was released in the final days of the campaign, highlighting the key swing states.

### Campaign Stops

Clinton, having discovered that she had lost vast swathes of support, spent her final five days campaigning in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Romney, on the brink of the Presidency, spent his final five days making stops in New Hampshire, Maine (3) & (1), Colorado and New Jersey.

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

This exit poll was, once again, released through a collaboration of CNN, Fox News, ABC and CBS field

polling. It was made through 'on the day' polling. It suggested that President Clinton would only make it to 194, to Romney's to 297, with 47 to play for; Nevada, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Maine (3). This exit poll, if accurate, would give Romney a safe majority and Presidency.

### Final Results

Final results gave Romney the Presidency,

winning 355 to 183. All of the exit poll's swing states ended up voting Republican, including a surprise win for Romney in his home state of Connecticut. Chris Christie managed to carry his home state of New Jersey, whilst Jeanne Shaheen failed to carry New Hampshire. Clinton accepted defeat, calling Romney to congratulate him on his victory just after Pennsylvania was called Republican.
General Election 1992 (July)

The UK General Election 1992 (July), was a re-run of the 1992 Election of April. This was because the Liberal Democrats refused to support a Conservative government and did not have enough MPs for a majority with Labour.

## Debates

Two debates were broadcast for the July 1992 election, up one from the April election. The first debate was held in Dover and Edinburgh West (the first national debate to be held in Scotland). Both of these seats had changed hands in the April election. Instant polling suggested that Neil Kinnock won the Dover debate, whilst Paddy Ashdown won the Edinburgh debate.

## Polling

National polling for the election showed the Tories leading Labour by roughly 3%. Polls were weighted to account for the difference between polls and results at the April election. The beginning of the campaign saw polling at 37% (Labour), 40% (Conservatives) and 18% (Liberal Democrats). This would create a near re-run of results from last time round.

## The final push

### Final polling

Final polling of the campaign saw the Labour party at around 41%, the Tories at 40% and the Liberal Democrats at 14%. This was a massive shock to Liberal Democrats, who would see their vote share fall by over 20% of the results achieved in April. This shocked the wheels of Liberal Democrat ground support into action.

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

The BBC released this exit poll. It suggested that the night would be incredibly close, with Labour ahead of the Tories by 26 seats. The result would give the Liberal Democrats the opportunity, to support a Labour government, despite an apparent fall in vote share. The change in seats was versus the 1987 election.

### Final results

Final results gave Labour the largest number of seats. The Liberal Democrats were put in a near government position. Labour formed a coalition government with the Liberal Democrats, holding a government with 336 seats to the Tories 291.
2016 Senate Election

## Election Run Up

The 2016 Senate election was run by Debbie Stabenow (MI) for the Democrats and David Vitter (LO) for the Republicans. The incumbent President was Mitt Romney, having won the 2012 Presidential election against ex-President Hillary Clinton. During the last 4 years, America had gone from a successful, growing economy, to a flailing and shrinking economy due to the 2015 economic rescission over a stalling Chinese economy.

### Debates

There were four debates for the 2014 Senate Election, held in four states perceived as some of the closest swing states by political analysts. CNN hosted one of the four, whilst Fox hosted two and MNSBC one. The debates were held in Jefferson (Missouri - CNN), Carson (Nevada - Fox), Springfield (Illinois - Fox) and Tallahassee (Florida - MNSBC). Instant reaction suggested that the Democrats won the debates in Jefferson, Carson and Tallahassee, but that it was too close to call in Springfield.

### Polling

Polling of the Senate race was limited, but suggested that the swing would be towards the Democrats.

## The final push

### Final Polling

This map was released in the final week of the campaign. It suggested

### Campaign Stops

Reed spent his final five days visiting Maine, Georgia, Nebraska, Montana and Idaho. Risch spent his final days in Iowa, Alaska, Colorado, New Hampshire and Mississippi.

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

   ABC released this exit poll map, with probability of control. This suggested that there was a less than 10% chance the Republicans would retain control, with he most likely outcome being 52 (D) to 48 (R), with a 21.2% chance. The chance of a 50-50 tie was 9.7%. If this exit poll was accurate, Maine would be the most marginal of the night, where a handful of votes could swing it either way. It supported earlier polling that incumbent Republicans were doing worse than their untried counterparts.

### Final Results

The final results of the night gave the Democrats control of the Senate. The only 'upset' of the night was the result from Texas, where Republican incumbent John Cornyn was defeated by Democrat David Alameel, despite an 86% probability that the Republicans would retain it. The final result was, as the likeliest result suggested, 52 Democrats to 48 Republicans.
Inkle Minions

**Inkle Minions** is a team of worms, who is helping Professor Worminkle. They are all male, and they have been trusted by Professor for thousands of years. They appear only in Ultimate Worms Project 2, Worms: Back To The Past, and make a cameo appearence in Worms: Star Wars.

## **1. Look:**

### **1.1 Ultimate Worms Project 2:**

In this mod, Inkle Minions make their first physical appearence. They wear Black Glasses, and do not have a beard. Just like the Professor, they get destroyed by The Elementals and Boggy Team.
General Election 1992 (UK)

The UK General Election 1992 (April), was a fierce battle between a resurgent Labour party, under Neil Kinnock, the shiny and new Tories, under John Major and the Liberal Democrats, under Paddy Ashdown.

## Debates

Only one debate was broadcast for the 1992 election. It was held in Hornsey and Wood Green, in London, a Liberal Democrat seat. Instant polling suggested that Neil Kinnock won the debate, with Ashdown and Major fighting it out for last place.

## Polling

National polling for the election showed Labour and the Tories near neck and neck, although it was widely anticipated that the Tories would do better than the polls were suggesting, through a mix of incumbency bonus and swing voters. The beginning of the campaign saw polling at 38% (Labour), 39% (Conservatives) and 18% (Liberal Democrats). This would give the Liberal Democrats their best result since the first world war and in the likely position that they would be kingmakers in the parliament.

## The final push

### Final polling

Final polling of the campaign saw the Labour party at around 37%, the Tories at 40% and the Liberal Democrats at 19%.

### Campaign stops

John Major spent his last week visiting the highly marginal, Warwickshire North, Thurrock, Redcar and Waveney. He also ventured into Liberal Democrat territory, visiting St Ives and Solihull. Neil Kinnock spent his final week in Norwich South, Bradford East, Hastings and Rye, Hove, Enfield North and Bedford. Paddy Ashdown visited St Ives, Somerton and Frome, Wells, Austel and Newqay and Solihull.

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

The BBC released this exit poll. It suggested that the night would be incredibly close, with the Tories edging out Labour by five seats. The result would *not* give the Liberal Democrats kingmaker position, falling just one short of an absolute majority if they wanted to go with the Conservatives and six short with Labour. Paddy Ashdown said he would 'wait for the final results', but did not repeat his anti-tory rhetoric, as preformed during the campaign, when asked by a journalist. Labour said they had successfully knocked the Tories out of power and said that this was a worse result for them than their polling suggested. The Conservatives would not comment on the exit poll.

### Final results

Final results showed that polling had been near accurate, with Labour and the Tories within eight seats of each other, although the Tories leading by 4 percentage points. The Liberal Democrats were put in a difficult position, unable to form government with Labour and unwilling to go in with the Tories.The SNP preformed worse than the exit poll, loosing one seat to the Tories. The Conservatives edged the night, with 312 to Labour's 296.
Mole Squadron

**Mole Squadron** is a very rare weapon in the series, created by Shadow The Worm. It only appears in Ultimate Worms Project . This weapon is usually found in zero supply, but can be collected from crates.

## **1. Description:**

The Mole Squadron is a mix beetween the Mole Bomb and the Air Strike, having the propeleties of both. Like the Air Strike, the Mole Squadron drops the death from above. This weapon drops 5 Mole Bombs from above. All Mole Bombs begin digging the terrain on impact. Each Mole Bomb deals 30 points of damage to its victims. This weapon is a Limit Break weapon.
Twickenham (Vince Cable/Liberal Democrats)

## Twickenham By-election 2002

The 2002 Twickenham by-election was called after Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable stood down from Parliament.

### Candidates

7 parties ran in the Twickenham by-election: Labour (Dean Rodgers), Conservatives (Nicholas Longworth), Liberal Democrats (Dorothy Thornhill), Greens (Judith Maciejowska), UKIP (Ray Holleborne), BNP (Nick Griffin) and the Monster Raving Looney Party (Screaming Lord Sutch).

### Campaign

The by-election was the first test for the newly elected Conservative leader.
Spadge

**Spadge** is one of the 4 supporting protagonists in the series, created by Shadow The Worm. He is Boggy B's friend. He has a son, Clagnut. He also has good relationship with Kenny K. In the past, Spadge was Boggy B's minor rival. Like the other Boggy Team members, he has a rival. His rival is Hardnut.

## **1. Look:**

### **1.1 Ultimate Worms Project 2:**

In this mod, Spadge is wearing Second World War hat, sharing the outfit with the other Boggy Team members. Also, like the other members of the Boggy Team, he is missing special abilites, which are present in the members of The Elementals team.

### **1.2 Worms: Ultimate Golf:**

In this mod, Spadge wears the Red Baseball Hat, sharing it with the other members of the Boggy Team. His ball is Yellow Golf Classic, which is also shared with Boggy B and Clagnut.
Hit Points

**Hit Points**,aka **Health Points** (usually shrotened to **Health** or **HP**) is a stat, that appears in every mod since Ultimate Worms Project.

## **1. Description:**

Hit Points stat determines, how much damage the worm can stand againist without dying. Each hit deplenishes the Hit Points count. If the Hit Points count reaches zero, the worm dies, preforming 0-HP Kamikaze. If the worm reaches water, he also dies, but he doesn't preform the 0-HP Kamikaze, unlike his on-ground death in the original Ultimate Worms Project (but he does so in Ultimate Worms Project 2).
2016 Presidential Election

## Election Run Up

The 2016 Presidential election was a contest between Republican President Mitt Romney and Democratic challenger Jack Reed, a Senator from Rhode Island and the man who ran the Democrat's 2014, national Senate campaign. The key topics of the campaign were the growing economy, America on the international stage and the sharp increase of violent, race related, crimes in the South.

### Debates

The election consisted of 4 debates, in Denver (Colorado), Columbus (Ohio), Harrisburg (Pennsylvania), Juneau (Alaska) and Little Rock (Arkansas). Initial reaction showed that Romney won four out of five, in Denver, Columbus, Harrisburg and Little Rock, with Juneau showing undecideds splitting 35% for Romney, 33% for Clinton and 32% still undecided.

### Polling

Polling, first compiled after the separate conventions, gave Romney a small, but steady lead of around 2%. As the campaign began to unfold, Clinton began to fall behind in key states like Florida (51% R, 46% D, 3% U), Ohio (57% R, 40% D, 3% U) and Colorado (55% R, 41% D, 4% U). This was attributed to the Republicans blaming Hillary for the economic crisis, which managed to swing huge numbers of undecided and independent voters.

### Running Mates

Vice President Harry Reid (Nevada) decided to stand down from politics and so, Clinton chose Jeanne Shaheen (New Hampshire) as her running mate. Mitt Romney chose Chris Christie (New Jersey) as his running mate.

## The Final Push

### Final Polling

This map was released in the final days of the campaign, highlighting the key swing states.

### Campaign Stops

Clinton, having discovered that she had lost vast swathes of support, spent her final five days campaigning in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Romney, on the brink of the Presidency, spent his final five days making stops in New Hampshire, Maine (3) & (1), Colorado and New Jersey.

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

This exit poll was, once again, released through a collaboration of CNN, Fox News, ABC and CBS field polling. It was made through 'on the day' polling. It suggested that President Clinton would only make it to 194, to Romney's to 297, with 47 to play for; Nevada, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Maine (3). This exit poll, if accurate, would give Romney a safe majority and Presidency.

### Final Results

Final results gave Romney the Presidency, winning 355 to 183. All of the exit poll's swing states ended up voting Republican, including a surprise win for Romney in his home state of Connecticut. Chris Christie managed to carry his home state of New Jersey, whilst Jeanne Shaheen failed to carry New Hampshire. Clinton accepted defeat, calling Romney to congratulate him on his victory just after Pennsylvania was called Republican.
Brimstone

**Brimstone** is a very rare status effect, which only appears in Ultimate Worms Project 2. This status effect is infected on the victims by the Alien Abduction weapon.

## **1. In Action:**

The Brimstone is a status effect, which makes its victims gaining/losing random ammount of HP every turn. The victims of this status effect have blue bodies with blank blue eyes. This status effect teleports its victims into random locations periodically durning their movement.
Blow Torch

**Blow Torch** is a common utility in the series, created by Shadow The Worm. This utility appears in all mods except 3D installements, Worms: Ultimate Golf and Ultimate Worms Project 3. It is usually found in low supply, but can be collected from crates.

## **1. Description:**

The Blow Torch is an utility, which allows to create tunnels underground. This utility also can be used for dealing damage to worms. This utility is a fire-elemental utility.
Professor Worminkle

**Professor Worminkle** is an antagonist in the mod series, created by Shadow The Worm. He has a group of students, which is known as Inkle Minions. He tries to trick The Elementals and the Boggy Team to do, what he wants, but he fails to do so.

## **1. Look:**

### **1. Ultimate Worms Project 2:**

In this mod, Professor Worminkle wears White Scientist Glasses and has a white beard.
2008 Presidential Election

## Election Run Up

The 2008 Presidential election was a contest between Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate John McCain. The election focused around the Iraq war and the economy.

### Debates

The election consisted of 4 debates, in Indianapolis (Indiana),  Lincoln (Nebraska),  Concord (New Hampshire) and San Antonio (Texas). Initial polling suggested that Clinton won the debate in Lincoln, whilst McCain won those in Concord and San Antonio, with Indianapolis tied, neck and neck.

### Polling

Initial polling, compiled after the two conventions, suggested that Clinton had a strong lead over McCain, something attributed to the Iraq War. She led with between 4-7% for much of July and August. However, cracks began to show in late August, when she accused the mainstream media of conspiring to rig the election, something they strongly denied. Clinton saw donations fall from the public as the media began to oppose her campaign.

## The Final Push

### Final Polling

   This map was released in the final days of the campaign, highlighting the key swing states.

### Campaign Stops

Clinton spent her last five days giving speeches in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Florida, Colorado and New Mexico. McCain spent his final five days campaigning in Ohio, New Hampshire, Florida, Virginia and New Mexico.

## Election Night

### Exit Poll

This exit poll was released through a collaboration of CNN, Fox News, ABC and CBS field polling. It was made through a combination of 'on the day' polling and 'poll of polls'. It suggested that Clinton would make it to 259 and McCain to 225, with 54 to play for; Ohio, New Hampshire, Maine (3) and Florida. Indiana has been widely speculated to be a close swing state in the lead up to election day, however the exit poll suggested that McCain could win big, perhaps taking 58% to Clinton's 42%.

### Final Results

Final results gave Clinton a win and the Presidency, winning 284-254. Indiana came true to the exit poll, giving McCain 59% to Clinton's 41%. Florida stayed Republican with a 2.5% majority. Ohio, New Hampshire and Maine (3) voted Clinton.
Pneumatic Drill

**Pneumatic Drill** is a common utility in the series, created by Shadow The Worm. This utility appears in all mods, except 3D installements and Worms: Ultimate Golf. It is usually found in low supply, but cam be collected from crates.

## **1. Description:**

The Pneumatic Drill is an utility, that allows to create tunnels underground. The tunnels are always vertical. Also, like the Blow Torch, this utility can be used for dealing damage. This utility is a fire-elemental utility.
Longbow

**Longbow** is a rare weapon, which appears only in Ultimate Worms Project and Worms: Back to The Past. It is usually found in very little supply, but can be collected from crates.

## **1. Description:**

Longbow is a double shot weapon, like the Shotgun, but it is weaker than the said weapon. Despite weak damage and single target hits, this weapon can be very useful in crossing small gaps in the landscape or hitting a single foe into the said gaps. Also, it is useful to attack a single foe up close. This weapon deals 15 damage per shot (2 shots total), resulting in 30 damage.

## **2. Trivia:**

* There is a cheat in Ultimate Worms Project, which turns the Longbow into a Limit Break weapon.
* The Longbow also returns in Worms: Back to The Past as an Easter Egg.
The Tank

**The Tank** is a vehicle in the mod series, created by Shadow The Worm. It appears only in Ultimate Worms Project 3.

## **1. Description:**

The Tank, as its name implies, is a tank. The Tank has the highest HP and the lowest control of all vehicles, limited to land movement and low jumps. The Tank is armed with a cannon, which shoots Bomb-elemental rockets. The rockets can be fired up to 3 times, with up to two shots each time. The Tank's rockets deal the damage of a Bazooka, up to 300 (50x6) damage max.
Mole Bomb

**Mole Bomb** is a rare weapon, which only appears in Ultimate Worms Project, Worms Star Wars and Worms: The Clash. It is usually found in zero supply, but can be collected from crates.

## **1. Description:**

Mole Bomb acts like the Sheep, however unlike it, Mole Bomb can create a tunnel in the landscape, making it a perfect weapon for reaching worms, who are underground. Mole Bomb deals weaker damage, than the Sheep does, being a maximum of 30 HP.
Aqua Sheep

**Aqua Sheep** is a very rare weapon, which only appears in Ultimate Worms Project. This weapon is usually found in zero supply, but can be collected from Weapon Crates.

## **1. Description:**

The Aqua Sheep is an EX version of Super Sheep. Like Super Sheep, Aqua Sheep can be sent flying and completely controlled. This weapon deals 75 points of damage. Also, Aqua Sheep can swim underwater, making this weapon a perfect selection for a suprise attack.