The top stories at 5-30.

Police in mid-Wales searching for missing April Jones have arrested a 46 year
old man.

The 5 year-old - who's still not been found - was abducted last night in
Machynlleth (pron: MER-HUN-CLIFF) while she was playing with friends.

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British teacher Forrest has agreed to his extradition from France - and will
return to the UK.

The 30 year old has appeared before magistrates in Bordeaux, four days after
he was arrested on suspicion of abducting schoolgirl Megan Stammers.

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Ed Miliband's been presenting his ambition to rebuild Britain as One Nation in
his keynote speech to the Labour conference.

The party's leader is also promising to help those youngsters who don't go to
university by introducing a new technical baccaulaureate.

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Britain's most senior police officer insists people in Britain are safe in
their homes, because burglary rates are at a 27-year low.

Scotland Yard Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe says people "often don't think
they're safe in their house".

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And, the recession is over and the economy is growing again, according to a
survey by the British Chambers of Commerce.

It forecasts that between July and September the economy grew by half a
percent.

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