Friday's National Newspaper Front Pages

THE PAPERS' TOP STORIES

:: Metro

Lloyd's has blamed uncertainty caused by Brexit for cutting jobs and branches, despite reporting a doubling in pre-tax profits.

:: Financial Times

Company results suggest that exporters and producers of necessities have benefited from Brexit, while importers have lost out.

:: The I

EDF's vote to approve funding for Hinkley Point C could create 25,000 jobs, though critics fear environmental damage and escalating costs.

:: The Guardian

The government is likely to welcome EDF's commitment, though formal documentation may not be completed until the autumn.

:: The Times

Ministers have said they will need to review subsidy plans for the nuclear plant until September.

:: The Daily Telegraph

Alcohol licensing at airports could be reviewed to stop families on holiday feeling intimidated by drunk travellers.

:: Daily Mirror

Patients at an A&E in Stoke had to wait on trolleys for eight hours before being seen.

:: Daily Mail

Health trusts are refusing to offer cataract operations to the elderly until they experience considerable loss of sight.

:: Daily Express

The Prime Minister has suggested she will curb rules on freedom of movement.

:: The Sun

British pigeon racing has been rocked after the sport's top fancier admitted to cheating to win a race and quit the sport.

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