By James Davey LONDON (Reuters) -British clothing retailer Next reported a 10% rise in annual profit but trimmed its guidance for 2022-23, with a better than expected start to the year in its home market offset by a deteriorating picture overseas. Shares in Next, which trades from about 500 stores and online, were down 3.1% at 0846 GMT after it lowered its sales guidance for the current year by 85 million pounds ($112 million) and its profit guidance by 10 million pounds. The cut reflected the closure of its websites in Ukraine and Russia, and the moderating of growth expectations in some othe…