What's included

• Investigative

  Investigative journalism aims to discover the truth about a topic, person, group or event. It may require detailed and in-depth exploration through interviews, research and analysis. The purpose of investigative journalism is to answer questions.

• News

  News journalism reports facts, as they emerge. It aims to provide people with objective information about current events, in straightforward terms.

• Feature

  Feature writing provides a deeper look at events, people or topics, and offer a new perspective. Like investigative journalism, it may seek to uncover new information, but is less about answering questions, and more about simply providing more information.

• Column

  Columns are the personal opinions of the writer. They are designed to entertain and persuade readers, and sometimes to be controversial and generate discussion.

• Review

  Reviews describe a subject in a factual way, and then provide a personal opinion on it. They are often about books or television programmes when published in news media.