OK, you 4, the most recent was in 2012. Uber has one every 11 days on average in London. And - and I can't stress this enough - they were all caught and prose

OK, you 4, the most recent was in 2012. Uber has one every 11 days on average in London. And - and I can't stress this enough - they were all caught and prosecuted. The Met Police are saying Uber is making that harder, even allowing drivers to return to driving after they've been charged with an offence. Can you see the differences and understand why a police force might decide that this operator in particular is a problem?