OLL LEWIS: Yesterday's News Today

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On this day in 1968 the author Enid Blyton died. Blyton could churn out children's books at a phenomenal rate, roughly 800 books in about 40 years, which is an achievement in itself.
And now the news:

EU ban on importing seal fur is upheld

Nature Studies: Animals are also victims of war - ...

Polar bear numbers in Hudson Bay of Canada on verg...

Seahorses stalk their prey by stealth

Contented Males Fare Better With the 'Ladies'

The keeping of exotic animals as pets should be re...

In Images: Rare Amur Leopard Cubs Spotted on Camer...

Hong Kong returns 33 rhino horns to South Africa

One of Enid Blyton's most famous creations was Noddy, which told of a taxi driver's living nightmare surrounded by ultra terrestrials and animate toys quite clearly possessed by the spirits of dead children. Here he is in an adventure involving a very demanding pink pussy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je7SVdooxFs