Ben Clatworthy is a Transport Correspondent at The Times. He specializes in a wide range of topics including aviation, airlines, transportation and mobility, and electric vehicles, with a particular focus on the intersection of travel and green energy. His work has been featured in National Geographic and The Times.
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Ben Clatworthy's coverage suggests a focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven reporting within the UK. He frequently covers topics related to transportation, strikes, travel, tourism, and fuel prices.
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One in five younger adults admit they do not know what a spanner is and seek help for even the most basic household tasks
A report reveals that 16% of Britons don’t drink, with bars and restaurants failing to keep up with the trend
By: David Leask, Ben Clatworthy
More than 150 miles of the overhead wires installed 50 years ago on the main line, the UK’s ‘transport spine’, need replacing to ensure it is fit for the future
Motorists are saving an average of £161 for cover compared with 12 months ago — the steepest decline recorded
By: Max Kendix, Ben Clatworthy
ID on the government app will be accepted as proof of identity for voting, boarding domestic flights and buying alcohol
By: Ben Clatworthy, Nina Zietman
A growing band of digital ‘snowmads’ are fitting work around lift opening times, snow conditions and après-ski events
More than 100 years after the car first appeared, a British engineer is offering the two-seater, built from scratch in Essex, for £31,000
After the Washington plane crash, an investigation will examine the role played by air traffic controllers as well as staffing levels
A Denver-based company designing supersonic passenger jets say they could eventually offer transatlantic flights that cost no extra but take only half the time
Almost half of Gen-Z adults are concerned about their holidays’ impact on the environment, leading to the rise in ‘no-fly’ travel companies
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