May 13 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

The Times

* Dong Energy (IPO-DONG.CO) has unveiled plans for a summer stock market flotation as it presses ahead with plans for a major expansion of its UK offshore wind energy business. (http://bit.ly/1sispUO)

* Paul Zwillenberg will replaces Martin Morgan as CEO of Daily Mail and General Trust. (http://bit.ly/1sisCHJ)

The Guardian

* One in three shareholders in Restaurant Group have failed to back its boardroom pay deals. (http://bit.ly/1sitdJg)

* European countries would counter the economic shock of a British vote to leave the EU by accelerating plans for closer integration, French Finance Minister Michel Sapin said. (http://bit.ly/1sitr3g)

The Telegraph

* A plan to overcome the 500-million-pound ($722.30-million)pensions deficit that is proving a massive hurdle to the sale of Tata Steel's UK steel business is set to fail, according to pensions expert John Ralfe. (http://bit.ly/1UX3Zv1)

* ITV gave investors cause for concern as it revealed advertising sales slumped 13 percent in April compared with last year, with brands holding off spending ahead of the EU referendum.(http://bit.ly/23JwUCY)

Sky News

* Financial Conduct Authority is probing suspicious share trades ahead of wild fluctuations in the share price of Premier Foods, the owner of Mr Kipling and Oxo.(http://bit.ly/1siwmJ2)

* Royal Bank of Scotland is planning to cut around 200 jobs, affecting RBS branches in Scotland and NatWest branches in southwest England and Wales. (http://bit.ly/1siwybj)

The Independent

* The hedge fund business of Hillary Clinton's son in law, Eaglevale Hellenic Opportunity Offshore Fund, lost 90 per cent of its value after its main investment - Greek banking stocks and government debt - failed to recover. (http://ind.pn/1siwYhR)

* Barclays has said customers will be able to use their Android phones to "tap and pay" in June after the bank launches a contactless payment service. (http://ind.pn/1siwSXu) ($1 = 0.6922 pounds) (Compiled by Parikshit Mishra in Bengaluru; Editing by Sandra Maler)