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.
To effectively pitch to Ben, consider providing him with insights or exclusive access related to upcoming government announcements in the transportation sector or any new regulations impacting travel and tourism. Additionally, if you have access to relevant data supporting trends in these areas that could add depth to his reporting, it may catch his attention.
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Aircraft had to make emergency landing at Stansted after seals gave way
Key commuter and weekend trains will be axed immediately under the party’s travel plans
Providers say the rise of the ‘shallowfakes’ is adding to our premiums
Tough new EU controls come into force in October but delays to technology designed to speed up the process looks to set to leave Britons stuck waiting in line
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