An Uber driver, Kamran Khan, 54, has been jailed for 12 years and six months at Leeds Crown Court after being found guilty of raping a university student he picked up after a night out. The amount of times something like this has happened is staggering. Uber/Uber eats, Deliveroo, they attract the worst kind of people and somehow these companies have not taken legal responsibility at all. They need to be fined billions and then forced out of the country. We don't need them operating here.

TL;DR: Uber Eats now offers autonomous robot delivery alongside couriers in select cities. For restaurants, the only change is that the handoff goes to a robot. Robot Deliveries: A New Way to Keep Your Orders Moving Key points ・🤖 Fully electric, autonomous robots travel on sidewalks and avoid obstacles with onboard sensors ・🤝 Partners are Avride, Cartken, Coco, and Serve ・📈 Hundreds of thousands of deliveries across more than 10 cities ・⏱️ The robot waits up to 10 minutes at pickup, then leaves on a direct route once the lid is closed ・🔒 Insulated compartment that only the ordering customer can unlock ・🍕 Fits about six pizzas plus drinks, moving at walking speed (3-5 mph) The scale is notable, but the post gives no city names or measured delivery-time data. Low operational burden for restaurants could be the key to adoption. #UberEats# #DeliveryRobots#

we’re a nation that doesn’t understand living below our means. we’re a low salary high cost country and most of us are driving around in £450 a month cars, 5 holidays a year and eating out a few times a week. i’m actually backing the boomers here for once. i accept they could afford a house and a lifestyle on one income. house was 3x salary and went up 20x in value since. but they also didn’t live like we do, haemorrhaging cash. imo it’s social media, everyone trying to live the life they want to be seen living. but also finance. you used to have to save up to buy something. now people klarna a deliveroo order

The World Cup is one of the best examples of a global, local event - it's both the most viewed event globally and yet the way it's celebrated is always so local in nature. Operating globally in a hyperlocal way is exactly what we do everyday @DoorDash. That's why we're excited to sponsor this year's @FIFAWorldCup and have each of our brands, @DoorDash, @Deliveroo and @woltapp come together in a global campaign to celebrate each of the countries where we operate.