The top stories at 6-30...

Police have received more than 2-and-a-half thousand phone calls about missing
5 year-old April Jones.

Searches are continuing at the home of a local man, who detectives are still
questioning.

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The Metropolitan Police has agreed to take the lead in assessing the
allegations made against the late Sir Jimmy Savile.

It follows the screening of a documentary last night, which claimed the
television presenter had assaulted several teenagers in the seventies. 

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Hundreds of people have paid tribute to two female police officers shot dead
while on duty in Greater Manchester last month.

At the funeral of PC Fiona Bone, mourners were told she was a "perfect
officer" who saw good in everyone. 

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There are calls for new drivers to spend a year behind the wheel before
getting a licence.

The hope is that more experience will lead to fewer accidents.

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And nine people - including three footballers - have been charged with
race-fixing by the British Horseracing Authority.

Ipswich's Michael Chopra, Nottingham Forest's James Coppinger and former
England under 21 international Mark Wilson are among those accused.

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