The top stories at 9-30.


Police have received more than 2-and-a-half thousand phone calls about missing
5 year-old April Jones.

Searches are continuing at the home of a local man, who detectives are still
questioning.

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The Chief Constable of West Yorkshire police has announced that he will retire
next year.

Sir Norman Bettison will stand down in March.

He was named in the Hillsborough report for supplying misleading information
in the wake of the disaster.

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The Metropolitan Police has agreed to take the lead in assessing the
allegations made against the late Sir Jimmy Savile.

Scotland Yard says it will be making contact with all the alleged victims and
will be working closely with the BBC investigations unit. 

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Insurers want young drivers to spend a year practicing behind the wheel,
BEFORE taking their test.

The Association of British Insurers also wants new limits on the number of
passengers new drivers are allowed to carry, and driving at night.

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No football will be played at Hampden Park for a year so that the stadium can
prepare for the Commonwealth Games.

The 2014 Scottish Cup and League Cup finals will have to be played elsewhere,
as will Scotland's international fixtures.

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