What the papers say: Friday's front pages

Andy Burnham's comments on a border poll and the floods in Nepal make the front pages of Friday's papers.

The Irish Times leads with British prime minister Andy Burnham ruling out a United Ireland referendum while he is in charge.

The Irish Examiner leads with the cost-of-living crisis, as those affected are cutting back on nights out, holidays, and leisure activities.

The Echo leads with people reporting being spat at, assaulted, and racially abused on trains to and from Cork.

The Irish Independent leads with people switching their mortgages as the ECB hikes interest rates.

The Irish Daily Mail leads with people released from prison after the High Court rules they were denied justice.

The Irish Daily Mirror leads with the floods in Nepal, as two Irish people are among those missing, with hundreds killed.

The Irish Daily Star leads with the parents of a teenager killed in a crash, as they plead for young drivers to take caution on the roads.