IPhone 5 and SGS3 on one-year contracts?

My current phone is a Samsung Galaxy Ace -- I bought it more than a year ago SIM-free. Now I'm planning to buy either an iPhone 5 or a Samsung Galaxy S3, but their unlocked versions are rather expensive, and all contracts (at least for the S3) are for 2 years… I don't want to have the same phone for 2 years, but all one-year contracts I've seen are for some weak old phones only…

Does anyone know if I can find one of these two phones on a one-year contract (UK)?

You can look here -
http://www.rightmobilephone.co.uk/12-Month-Phone-Contracts.html
there are many pages out there, maybe you'll find the phones you need

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