This morning's print version; click on the image for a bigger view. One of 17 dailies in Gannett's British Newsquest division, the Echo's lede story today is a classic tabloid tale: "A mother told a court how she shopped her own son to the police because she believed he had beaten a man and left him for dead,'' reporter Melanie Adams writes. "Hilary Kellett said she was violently sick at the thought her 'own flesh and blood' could have been responsible for the terrible injuries suffered by Scott Speirs during an attack in a Southampton park.'"Got a front page to recommend? First, find it at the Newseum's Gannett pages. Then paste the link in the comments section, below. To e-mail confidentially, use this link from a non-work computer; see Tipsters Anonymous Policy in the green sidebar, upper right.
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