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. >> he stopped his car, and elsie and the kids got out.reporter: there on the ground was a giant deflated to balloon. as he moved toward it, it exploded. >> reporter: there was nothing he could do. elsie and all five children were killed almost instantly by a japanese balloon bomb. >> this is one of the japanese paper balloons. >> reporter: the device was one of thousands launched by the japanese as part of a secret world war ii plot. it dropped a stand bag and rises again. then it drops several bombs. >> they have been found all over. >> reporter: reports of mysterious explosions started pouring in all over the country, but to keep the japanese from learning where they were landing. they instructed the media not to report on the bombs. they hadn't caused any major damage or serious injury until that day in oregon. a girl 16 was working the switch board. >> i was told not to leave the room, not to talk to anybody. not to let anybody in. i heard she was killed in an accident, and he said i can't tell you any more. we just presumed that it w

the body of 14—year—old elsie frost was discovered by a tunnel under a railway line in wakefield in 1965der. we understand the man is peter pickering, being questioned for the murder. he was also questioned for kidnap and rape in 1972. a zoo in cumbria has lost its license after almost 500 animals died in the last four years. south lakes zoo in cumbria was fined almost £300,000 following the death of a keeper who was mauled by a tiger in 2013. government inspectors have criticised the zoo for overcrowding, and a lack of proper welfare for animals. we'll have more on this in the next half hour. danny savile sent this update. councillors have been meeting here to decide whether or not to grant a licence to the zoo, the south lakes safari zoo, four or five licence to the zoo, the south lakes safari zoo, four orfive miles licence to the zoo, the south lakes safari zoo, four or five miles from here. people who visited it posted positive reviews of it in the past. it had a very damning inspection by government—appointed vets injanuary this year and reading their reports, well over 130 pages lo

questioned for a second time on suspicion of the murder of a schoolgirl more than 50 years ago. 14—year—old elsie towpath in wakefield in west yorkshire in october 1965. the man — who was arrested this morning in newbury, berkshire — hasn't been named, but it's understood he's peter pickering, who was arrested in september last year and bailed. talks are underway in belfast to try to form a new power—sharing government. the two largest parties, the democratic unionists and sinn fein, are still divided over a green energy scheme that led to the collapse of the previous administration. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is at stormont. how much progress are they likely to make in these talks? there has been a lot of activity today. the members of the assembly who were elected last week are moving into their offices today, but there is no guarantee they will be able to take their seats in the assembly chamber just over a able to take their seats in the assembly chamberjust over a there. the future of devolution remains uncertain. today has been the start in earnest of talks to try to restore devol

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