07/10/2012
A procession and church service is held as the hunt continues for 5-year-old April Jones. David Cameron says he wants to do his best for families as the Tory conference starts.
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* A procession will be held staged in Machynlleth today followed by a special church service, a week since 5-year-old April Jones disappeared. 46-year-old local man Mark Bridger has been charged with her abduction and murder, and perverting the course of justice.
* David Cameron says his party wants to do its best for families. In a series of interviews in the Sunday papers he's outlined policies that he believes will help - freezing council tax and capping rail fares. It comes as the Conservatives Party Conference starts in Birmingham - and David Cameron joins the Twitterati.
* Leeds' Catholic diocese, which staged Jimmy Savile's funeral at the city's cathedral, is calling for the sexual abuse allegations against him to be fully investigated. It's issued a statement saying anyone who knew him will have been shocked by the accusations.
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