AUSTRIA-HUNGARY (John Fryatt)
A(Tri) - Ser (FAILED); A(Bud) s A(Vie) (CUT); A(Vie) s A(Bud); F(ADS) - Alb; F(Gre) Stands

ENGLAND (Robert Dane)
F(Nwy) - NTH (FAILED); F(Lon) - ENG (FAILED); A(Yor) - Lpl (FAILED); F(Den) s RUSSIAN F(Swe) (CUT, DISLODGED TO BAL)

FRANCE (Claus Jeppesen)
A(Spa) - Gas; F(Mar) - Spa sc; F(MAO) - NAO; A(Bel) - Lon (FAILED); F(ENG) c A(Bel) - Lon

GERMANY (John Mainprize)
A(Ruh) - Mun; F(Kie) - Den; F(HEL) s F(Kie) - Den; A(Edi) - Lpl (FAILED); F(NTH) - Edi (FAILED)

ITALY (Richard Hucknall)
A(Tyr) - Boh (FAILED); A(Ven) - Tyr (FAILED); F(Apu) s F(ION); F(ION) s AUSTRIAN F(Gre)

RUSSIA (David Rule)
A(Sev) - Rum; F(BLA) s A(Sev) - Rum; F(Swe) Stands; A(Sil) - Boh (FAILED); A(Gal) - Bud (FAILED); A(Ser) s TURKISH F(AEG) - Gre (CUT)

TURKEY (John Doyle)
F(Smy) - EMS; F(AEG) - Gre (FAILED); A(Ank) - Con; A(Bul) s RUSSIAN A(Ser)


Autumn 1902 Adjustments:
A: Tri, Bud, Vie, Gre, -Ser = 4; Loses 1.
E: Nwy, Lon, Lpl, -Edi = 3; Loses 1.
F: +Spa, Bel, Por, Bre, Mar, Par = 6; Gains 1.
G: Mun, Den, +Edi, Hol, Ber, Kie = 6; Gains 1.
I: Ven, Tun, Nap, Rom = 4; No change.
R: Rum, Swe, +Ser, Sev, Mos, StP, War = 7; Gains 1.
T: Con, Bul, Ank, Smy = 4; No change.


Builds/Disbands:
A: Removes F(Alb).
E: Removes A(Yor).
F: Builds F(Bre).
G: Builds A(Ber).
I: None.
R: Builds F(StP) sc.
T: None.

PRESS

Lon: There were unconfirmed reports this morning of Scotish people driving on the wrong side of the road and muttering something about strange shaped sausages. In other news the streets of London are being decorated with Russian flags in the hope this will stop the Franco-German assault.

ALB-Lon: Typical English can't spell Scottish!

Ber: Copenhagen: "We are pleased to rid you of the English aggressors, it is now safe to walk the streets of wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen again. At least until 19.00 hours when you will enjoy the security of the restored curfew. Please ensure that you are safe and well in your home's by this time otherwise the German military authority will be forced to place you in secure accommodation for your own protection. Please note those with passes issued by the restored military authority (such as cafe workers frequented by the German high command) will be given free escorted passage home after closing time"

Ber-Par: "The Kaiser regrets not being able to support the French on an attack on London. The recent diplomatic developments notwithstanding we hope that cordial relations can soon be resumed. The Kaiser trusts that President Claus will return France to the people as soon as is practical. The Kaiser is reported to be taking a special interest in the Alsace region where French insurgents are increasing activity. Reports of crusty loaves and onions are being freely distributed amongst the people to sway them away from the benevolent leadership enjoyed since 1871"

Spring 1903 deadline: 19:00 BST, 28th April 2003.