The Salford Guardian (2)

Following on from the previous post and following an interesting suggestion from Span Ows at Biased BBC to test whether the Guardian really does lead the BBC by the nose, here's a list of all the front page stories of the UK's national newspapers this morning: 

Guardian - US and Britain at odds as NSA row deepens

Officials promoted bogus bomb detectors 

Daily Telegraph - The heart disease 'time bomb'

Briton hit by New York taxi loses her leg

Murderer first to challenge whole life term

32: the age we turn into our parents (no matter how hard we try)

The Olympic effect proves a flop as children of all ages opt our of sports

The Times - Fracking will cut energy bills, says poverty chief

Eurozone fears over new bailout for Greece

The Independent - Slavery in the city

Cabinet secretary dragged into Snowden row

Huge rise in the number of adoptions

FT - Treasury brandisheds £73bn bill as HS2 battle escalates

Banks hire traders in sign of upturn

City review urged after intern's death

The Star - Corrie 'sex row' starts set for Celeb B Bro

Daily Mirror - Dave's chillaxing..again. We're hol in this together, eh, PM? 

Daily Express - How a dog can save your life Blooming marvellous! 86 degrees F heatwave..and it's here to stay

Daily Mail - Young lack the grit to get jobs

The Sun - Exclusive: Insurance call centres set up in prisons

Gregg's girl: I got groped

So, which story is the BBC News website leading with this morning? The Telegraph's heart disease story? The Times's fracking story? The Indie's City of London story? The FT's HS2 story? 

No, the BBC News website is leading with...

No 10 contacted paper over secrets

Downing Street was involved in discussions with the Guardian about material it had obtained from US whistle-blower Edward Snowden, it emerges.

...just like the Guardian (for the third day in a row).

For comparison, the ITV News website is leading with 'Peru drug suspects charged' and Sky News with 'Peru drugs: British women formally charged'.

Roy Greenslade will be happy with the BBC again.