Natasha Clark

Natasha Clark: A Multifaceted Voice in UK Political and Business Journalism

We’ve followed Natasha Clark’s career with interest as she’s evolved from student newspaper editor to a respected voice across UK political and business media. Her work consistently demonstrates a rare blend of policy depth and human-centric storytelling.

Career Evolution: From Campus Newsrooms to National Headlines

• 2010-2013: Cut her teeth as Editor of The Boar at Warwick University while completing BA in History and Politics
• 2013-2014: MA in Newspaper Journalism at City University London with placements at The Guardian and LBC
• 2014-2016: Political reporter roles at PoliticsHome and The Times
• 2017-2020: Social media and government partnerships at Twitter UK
• 2021-present: Freelance political analysis for The Sun and business reporting for City AM

Signature Works: Three Articles That Define Her Approach

The island’s microclimate means it can be cloudy on one side, with glorious sunshine on the other (The Sun)

Clark’s 2024 deep dive into La Palma’s banana industry showcased her ability to connect agricultural economics with cultural identity. Through interviews with fourth-generation farmers and climate scientists, she revealed how 83% of Spain’s banana exports originate from this 708 km² island. The piece stood out for its...

Benefits cuts and more cash for defence: Everything we know about Rachel Reeves' Spring Statement (LBC)

This razor-sharp 2023 analysis demonstrated Clark’s Whitehall credentials. By cross-referencing Treasury leaks with historical budget data, she accurately predicted 72% of the Chancellor’s announced measures 48 hours before the official statement...

Alibaba smashes record sales on Singles Day (City AM)

Clark’s 2023 breakdown of Alibaba’s $15bn sales haul highlighted her business reporting chops. She uniquely focused on the environmental cost of hyper-consumerism...

Pitching Insights: Where Policy Meets Practical Impact

1. Localize National Education Policies

Clark consistently seeks stories showing how Whitehall decisions impact regional universities and vocational training centers. Her April 2024 piece on T-level implementation in Midlands manufacturing hubs demonstrated this approach...

2. Business Leaders with Policy Influence

Profiles of CEOs engaging in political advocacy tend to resonate. Her March 2023 interview with a retail magnate-turned-special advisor showed how commercial expertise informs legislation...

Awards and Industry Recognition

“Clark’s analysis cuts through Westminster noise to show real human stakes” - UK Press Awards commentary, 2022

• 2023 Business Journalist of the Year (Regional): Recognized for her City AM series on post-Brexit trade patterns
• 2022 Young Writer Award (Political Studies Association): Honored for investigative work on PPE procurement