The french plant (in Flamanville, Normandy) has a number of faulty parts, including the cover of the pressure chamber.
Latest article in english I could find is this http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/RS-Flamanville-EPR-weld-ch... but since, several other defects have been found.
EDF is currently lobbying for an OK from the nuclear safety regulator despite the faulty welds. Earlier this week I read that the deal would be something like a reduced lifespan for the cover with yearly inspections. Some even said that the alternative is basically to torn apart the power plant, remove all the machinery, redo it, re-deliver it and pray for quality welds this time.
The chinese ones are about 1 year behind schedule. The english one (Hinkley Point) is 15 months behind schedules, also because of quality issues. The finnish one (Olkiluoto) is almost ten years behind schedule. The french one (Flamanville) is 8 years behind schedule.
In most cases, EDF is liable for damages because of the large delays.