Why does the BBC cover up corruption?

The front pages of the Metro, i, Financial Times, Times, Telegraph, Daily Express, Daily Mail, Mirror, Daily Star and Sun all appeared in "The Papers" section of the BBC News app this morning. But this one, from the Guardian, did not. I wonder why?

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