English, 23.12.2020 14:00 lillielupfer6955

Write a report suitable for publication in a newspaper based on the questions set out below: A close relative who risked his life to save a friend, returned home from abroad.

You arranged a special welcome for this hero.

Where did he arrive and how was he welcomed?
Who made speeches and what was said?
Mention what was done to honor him and how did he respond to the occasion?

You must cover all points in detail.

This is a newspaper report. It needs to have 300 words and have a FORMAL tone.

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