CAIRO, Apr 27 (Aswat Masriya) - Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on Apr. 27, 2016:

Al-Ahram:

-Sisi-Hamad summit tackles regional issues, strengthening of bilateral relations

-Egyptians reject vandalism, expose 'terrorist' organisation's real size 

-Presidency demands that Britain unravel mystery of Adel Michael's murder

-Ahly football club beats Semouha, Zamalek beats Haras

Al-Akhbar:

-Subsidies on ration cards worth EGP 20 per individual, child formula milk subsidised with EGP 20.5

-Egyptian-Bahraini summit between Sisi, Hamad Al Khalifa

-Robots to regulate traffic in Cairo

-Egypt to witness sharp decline in temperatures today

Al-Masry al-Youm:

-Government moves to confront rising prices

-Bahraini king in Cairo; Egypt criticizes Iran: relations with them are severed

-‘Anger in parliament’ following statements by parliamentary affairs minister on Tiran, Sanafir

Al-Watan:

-Government mulls resolving ‘dollar dilemma’, president instructs that ‘summer electricity’ be provided

-Sisi-Al Khalifa summit: 16 agreements, ‘strategic council’

-Interior minister inspects 180 protesters, House of Representatives demands their release

Al-Shorouk:

-Black market dollar truce over

-Pensioners protest against social solidarity minister, threaten to go on hunger strikes

-Former South Sinai governor Abdel Moneim Said: I have changed my mind, 2 islands are owned by Saudi ... if anyone is upset, be it