The top stories at 2-30.

The mum of a 5-year-old who's gone missing in mid-Wales says someone must know
where she is.

April Jones's family say they're desperate for news of her whereabouts - she's
been missing for almost two days.

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Police staff from all over the country have been paying their respects to a
murdered officer in Manchester.

Nicola Hughes was killed in a gun and grenade attack last month, along with
fellow officer Fiona Bone.

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The fiasco over the West Coast mainline rail contract has been blamed on the
Department for Transport.

Patrick McLoughlin, the Transport Minister, says the DfT made "unacceptable
mistakes".

The blunder will cost the taxpayer an estimated 40 million pounds.

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Superfast 4G is coming to ten UK cities this month - when phone network owner
EE launches its services.

The company owns T-Mobile and Orange.

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And in cricket - Kevin Pietersen's agreed a process with the ECB which could
see him return to the England side this year.

He's issued a fresh apology for sending text messages to South African players
this summer.

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