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Exploring the structure of a journalistic report

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I can identify the structure of a journalistic report and I can distinguish between statements of fact and different perspectives.

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A journalistic report is a non-fiction text that informs the reader about an event. Organised in paragraphs, a journalistic report opens with an introduction and ends with a closing. Generally, in a news report, the journalist does not include their own opinion. The report will contain a mixture of factual claims and reported perspectives. The perspectives may be shown using direct or reported speech.

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