The top stories at 7-30.

Concerns are growing for April Jones's health as the search to find the 5 year
old enters its third full day.
 
It's emerged she has cerebral palsy, and needs daily medication.

Detectives have been given more time to question a 46 year old man about her
abduction.

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The Foreign Secretary's condemned a Syrian mortar attack on a Turkish village.


William Hague's described the cross-border shelling - which left five people
dead - as an "outrageous act".

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It's claimed critical ward rounds in hospitals are being neglected because
staff are overstretched. 

The Royal Colleges of Physicians and Nursing say fewer workers, tighter
budgets and more admissions have seen the quality of ward rounds deteriorate. 

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It's the final day of Labour's party conference and it seems Ed Miliband's
speech has left a good impression. 

A new YouGov poll for The Sun suggests 45 percent would vote Labour at the
next election. 

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Manchester City are still waiting for their first Champions League win of the
season.

They drew 1-1 with Borussia Dortmund last night.

Arsenal are two wins from two after beating Olympiakos 3-1.

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