This is a group of diligent and motivated young people, but while they have many strengths, they also have quite a few flaws.
When a surgeon is in consultation, they might spend half an hour describing your condition, while the injured person only needs five words: "I broke my leg."
In a sense, a one penny journalist is like a surgeon—they can take something that can be explained in a few lines and elaborate it into half a column's length. This is only natural, as they are paid by the word count. If they can't find enough words, they must rely on imagination and fabrication.
For example, if there's a need to mention a delegation visiting Sir Arthur Hastings for a specific purpose, they would write it as—the delegation visited the honorable Secretary-General of the Police Commissioner Committee, Sir Arthur Hastings, at the Royal Greater London Police Department, 4 Whitehall Street.
