Saturday's national newspaper front pages

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We'll be back on Saturday night with a look at Sunday's newspapers.

Plans for a two-child benefit cap are apparently on the rocks, according to The Guardian.

The Daily Telegraph leads with claims from Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch that the PM's plan to recognise a Palestinian state "rewards terrorism". 

The Sun's front page is dominated by news that Metropolitan Police officers remain committed to investigating the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann - despite him refusing to be interviewed.

Claims that MPs want to secretly kill the triple lock pension protection make The i Paper's front page.

The Daily Express says Labour has been "ridiculed" for its migrants return deal with France.

The prime minister's plan to press ahead with a UK digital ID scheme is the lead on the FT Weekend's front page.

The Daily Star is backing campaigns for a statue to be built in honour of former world boxing champion Ricky Hatton, following his death earlier this month.

One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson was duped into backing a Doncaster Rovers buyout bid by fraudsters, says the Daily Mirror.

News that Russia flew three fighter jets into neighbouring Estonian airspace leads the Daily Mail.