The top stories at 11-30.

Police have confirmed the name of the man they've arrested on suspicion of the
abduction of missing April Jones.

He is 46 year old Mark Bridger and his Land Rover Discovery was recovered from
a repair garage in Machynlleth (pron: MER-HUN-CLIFF) yesterday afternoon.

April's family are due to speak at a news conference in an hour's time.
(12:30)

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The decision to award the West Coast main line rail franchise to FirstGroup
has hit the buffers.

The Department for Transport has admitted there were "significant flaws" in
the bidding process.

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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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Britain will give another 1 million pounds to help 10-thousand Syrian refugees
through the cold winter.

The new money takes the UK's total funding to deal with the unfolding refugee
crisis to 18 million.

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Cricket and Kevin Pietersen and the ECB have come to an agreement which will
see him back in the England Test squad for next month's tour of India.

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