Ben Clatworthy is a Transport Correspondent for The Times, focusing on national transportation issues in the United Kingdom. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for reporting on the latest developments in the transportation sector, Ben covers a wide range of topics including road infrastructure, public transportation, and travel disruptions.
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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 passenger died and more than 100 that were injured when the Spirit of Discovery was hit by force 11 winds in the Bay of Biscay last year
Two American women rowing over ex-president’s signature ‘Maga’ hat allegedly grounded a British Airways service from Heathrow to Texas for more than two hours
The operator, which was nationalised in 2020 due to poor performance, admitted the situation during a meeting with northern mayors including Andy Burnham
In 1959 Britain’s first motorway carried the hopes of a fast-moving future. Now figures reveal that average speeds have fallen to a record low
Chains such as Hyatt and Marriott are racing to launch resorts aimed squarely at wealthy families embracing package deals in the cost of living crisis
The Times’s transport correspondent battled range anxiety (and stale croissants) as he put electric cars’ facilities to the test with an 867-mile road trip
The deputy prime minister has dropped government opposition to a scheme running in Cambridgeshire
Transport secretary says frequent flouting of law on public roads is ‘not good enough’
Our photographer’s images capture the menace of rental bikes in British cities
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