Pete Ross

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4,645 appearances 35 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard yesterday

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 35 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 8.

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Global News Podcast · Guinea rubbish landfill collapse kills 30 · 24 Aug 2026 podcast

And here's the reaction of his old boss, former Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola. matched

But back to his last time, maybe he was right because uh he showed off his haircut, but Man City, although they won the game, Halland failed to score. matched

Global News Podcast · Canada says it has come under economic attack from the US · 23 Aug 2026 podcast

Mutta Norwegian tietää, milloin on fiksu ostaa liput.

Lennä edullisesti, lennä fiksusti.

Lennä.

Now in Sweden it's very different, largely through things like extensive public awareness campaigns on the risk of drugs to wildlife the environment.

Global News Podcast · Russian drone attacks kill 16 in Ukrainian shopping centre · 22 Aug 2026 podcast

This particular case began with complaints from drivers in France and relates to events between twenty twenty and twenty twenty two.

Uber temporarily suspended the accounts of some drivers when its systems concluded without human intervention or oversight that drivers were guilty of fraud.

Now when we say fraud, examples of that could be drivers taking a longer route than was necessary, so in the

In order to inflate fares, or so-called ghost rides that involve drivers accepting a trip, then sitting still without moving.

The motivation being that whoever's you know hailed that ride would get frustrated, cancel, and then the rider gets a cash payment without actually having to do any work or perhaps crucially using any gas.

Now Uber says that under the automated detection system, suspensions for those suspected

Of these sorts of scams were usually brief.

However, the Dutch regulator says that drivers caught by this system who also had a low rating found themselves permanently locked out by computer, and that's in a breach of his rules.

Essentially, Uber drivers would perhaps open up their account to find that they could no longer access it.

It means that they couldn't go out and earn a living.

And that contravenes these GDP.

PR, these European general data protection regulation rules, which essentially say, amongst many of them, that say that automatically deciding or computers automatically deciding, making decisions that would impinge on someone's employment is against their rules.

Now Uber disputes that this happened and it's going to appeal this latest fight.

Yeah, absolutely.

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