25/02/2016 Newsround

Jenny here with all the top stories online and on TV this Thursday.

The Flying Scotsman steam train returns home.

And the children in Bradford hoping to be the ballet stars

First, the owners of Alton Towers theme park could be punished over

an accident which seriously injured five people last year.

Today the company was told they will have to explain

what happened on the Smiler ride in June.

It's one the UK's biggest tourist attractions with millions of people

But in June 2015, the park was empty and the rides were all closed.

It's because of a crash which took place on this roller-coaster,

The Smiler, which can travel at more than 50mph.

Two women lost a leg and three others were seriously injured

when their carriage hit an empty one that was standing

the pain was undescribable. It hurt so much. I can still feel how it did

feel. Accidents on roller

coasters are very rare. An investigation by the theme park

found that the crash was caused by human error, when a worker

wrongly restarted the ride. The accident shut down the 500-acre

theme park in Staffordshire. It is the size of 500 football

pitches. The park says it has since brought in the better safety

measures but the owners, merlin attractions will now have to answer

questions about whether they broke rules that were there to keep people

safe. If anything in the news upsets

you head online there's And some breaking news

we've just got in. We've been following Lindsey

from Blue Peter's challenge to Zorb across the sea from Northern

Ireland to Scotland. We've just heard that the weather

conditions have forced her to stop after zorbing for an amazing

17 nautical miles. The Blue Peter team have told us

that she's safe and on her way to dry land, and they've told us

that they're all amazingly They said that Blue Peter

is all about having a go and getting stuck in, and that's what Lindsey

did today for Sport Relief And we are all proud

of you here at Newsround, The famous stream train -

The Flying Scotsman - has set off on its journey back

to home to York this morning. It's taken ten years and ?4 million

to restore the locomotive. So many people came out to see

the train along the route that parts of the rail network

had to be closed. It's arrived back in

York this afternoon. Children in Yorkshire

are being offered the chance to have special ballet lesson from one

of the country's best dance They're holding workshops

in Bradford in the hope they find They say they're looking

for the next top asian ballet dancer, because they're hardly ever

represented at a professional level. Children at this workshop tried it

out for the first time and had Ten-year-olds in Bradford learning

ballet for the first time. I am enjoying how

you have to move your I enjoy things like moving

around It hurts a bit, but I enjoy doing

all the new music and stuff I love dancing, so I think this

is the right dancing for me. People from South Asian

backgrounds are hardly The company, who are responsible for

a big production say that people from south Asian backgrounds are

hardly ever represented at an elite level.

A lot of the students are be working with may not

have been exposed to ballet, so we are bringing ballet to them.

And hopefully igniting an interest in ballet that they might

If a star is found, they will receive free lessons,

helping any staff to take their first steps onto an exciting

It's super clever and can stack shelves with very heavy boxes.

It can walk like a human and can even get up when it's pushed over.

It's been made by Boston Dynamics, part of Google, to be used