Practising handwriting in journalistic writing

Journalistic reports use formal language, are usually written in the third person and will usually include quotes. The title of a journalistic report is called the headline. Most words in the headline will start with a capital letter. Capital letters are used after inverted commas in speech first and speech second sentences. Capital letters are formed separately, they do not join to other letters. The letter formation, spacing and cursive joins need to be correct for the writing to be legible.