The top stories at 7-30

The parents of missing April Jones have pleaded with whoever's taken their
little girl to let her return home safely.

A 46 year old man is still being questioned about her disappearance from the
Welsh town of Machynlleth (pron: MER-HUN-CLIFF) on Monday night.

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Supermarket giant Tesco has reported a 12 percent drop in group pre-tax
profits to 1-point-7 billion pounds in the six months to August.

Meanwhile Sainsbury's has seen rise in like for like sales in the second
quarter of around 2 percent. 

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The government says it's going to have to re-run the competition to see who'll
be in charge of the West Coast Main Line because civil servants got their sums
wrong.

FirstGroup won the contract to run the line in August and had been due to take
over from Virgin before the end of this year.

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The funeral of one of the police constables murdered in Greater Manchester
last month will take place this lunchtime.

Thousands of officers will line the streets to honour Nicola Hughes who was
killed alongside her colleague Fiona Bone who's funeral takes place tomorrow.

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Football and Celtic have their first ever away win in the group stages of the
Champions League.

There were also away victories for Manchester United and Chelsea.

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