The top stories at 9-30.

Police in mid-Wales searching for a missing 5-year-old have received more than
400 messages since their earlier appeal for information.

It's now been more than 48 hours since April Jones was last seen in
Machynlleth (pron: MER-HUN-CLIFF).

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Turkish military forces have struck targets in Syria in retaliation for a
mortar that hit south east Turkey.

At least five people were killed in that blast.

NATO members have agreed to meet to discuss the growing tension.

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A failed attempt to award a new West Coast rail franchise contract will cost
the taxpayer an estimated 40 million pounds.

Last month the franchise was awarded to FirstGroup - with current holders
Virgin saying the process was flawed.

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The race for the White House is about to move up a gear as President Obama and
Mitt Romney go head to head in the first presidential debate tonight.

They face each other in Colorado.

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And more than 400 jobs are expected to be lost at AA from its insurance call
centre in Cardiff.

The company says more customers are now buying insurance online - resulting in
fewer purchases being made over the telephone.

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