Uber's boss in London to leave firm

Uber's london-based head of northern europe affairs is leaving the corporation because the trip-hailing app fights to have its london licence renewed.
In an email to personnel, jo bertram said: "i've decided to transport directly to some thing new and interesting."
Uber says her departure isn't always related with current activities.
The organization's london licence expired on saturday after it became deemed "undeserving" to run a taxi carrier.
Uber's drivers can keep to function in the capital at the same time as the firm pursues an appeal against the decision from the regulator, delivery for london (tfl).
Uber chief govt dara khosrowshahi is due to meet tfl commissioner mike brown on tuesday for talks.
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Ms bertram has been with the corporation for four years and oversaw its fundamental expansion in london.
Assets on the firm insist she had been planning to depart for a brand new function at another organisation for some time.
In her email, ms bertram says: "given a number of our modern-day demanding situations, i'm also satisfied that now could be the right time to have a change of face, and handy over to someone who will be right here for the long haul and take us into the following section."
'errors'
Uber is utilized by an expected 40,000 drivers and 3.5 million customers in london.
Final month, tfl said it might strip the firm of its licence to operate in the town. It pointed to uber's technique to reporting critical criminal offences, acquiring medical certificate and heritage checks into drivers.
Uber stated it had observed the regulator's policies and labored intently with the metropolitan police.
But, it has apologised for "errors" and said it could make concessions to be allowed to stay.
Greater than 680,000 people have signed an online petition calling for uber's licence to be extended.