The top stories at 9-30.

Police are questioning a 46 year old man over the disappearance of 5 year old
April Jones who's been missing since Monday night.

Officers are continuing the search in what they've described as "challenging
conditions" and have asked local volunteers to leave the hunt to trained teams
today.

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The decision to award the West Coast main line rail franchise to FirstGroup
has been cancelled and the contest will be re-run.

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

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The new women's minister says the legal abortion limit should be lowered to 20
weeks.

Maria Miller thinks the move should be made because care for extremely
premature babies has improved so much.

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Supermarket giant Tesco has reported a fall in profits - the first in nearly
20 years.

It made 1-point-7 billion pounds in the six months to August -- around 12 per
cent less on the same period last year.

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And, the Military Wives' choir has won the single of the year at the Classical
Brits.

They got it for for their Christmas chart-topper Wherever You Are.

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