29th July 17:50BST, UK evening news flash summary:

Main: Times - Vultures circle as MP's draw up plans to challenge PM Gordon Brown in a leadership election. Mail - Human remains have been found on Saddleworth Moor, a place associated with 'moors murderers' Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. Guardian - Haiti: Mud cakes become staple diet as cost of food soars beyond a familys reach. Times - Sarika Watkins-Singh wins right to wear 'bangle' at school. Metro - Olympic smog forces British girls to wear protective red contact lenses. Independent - Russians dive to bottom of world's deepest lake. Economy: Sky - British airways has announced plans for a merger with Spanish airline Iberia. Times - City regulator has made eight arrests and searched a number of premises in conjunction with an investigation into insider dealing. Other: Mail - Pictured: The £50,000 jetpack that lets you become a real-life James Bond. Telegraph - Carla Bruni has likened herself to Jackie Kennedy Onassis, another First Lady who achieved style icon status. Sun - A drunken driver has written off a £250,000 Lamborghini. Sky - Troubled singer Amy Winehouse is back at her London home after receiving emergency treatment for a reaction to medication. Mail - World's first double arm transplant as man gets teenager's limbs in 16-hour operation. Express - As bees suffer, experts say that there will be no more British honey by Christmas. Finally: London Paper - A collection of the freakiest animals you have ever seen. Links to more news stories here.