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This is LBC, from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien

Three minutes after ten is the time

you are listening to James O'Brien

on LBC

where you have no idea

how reassuring

I found it to hear Nick Ferrari expressing a degree of confusion and

befuddlement when responding to this story from Uber because as you know Nick is one of the

people I generally cite when I am describing my own uselessness at knowing what is a big story

and what is not so for once we're sort of swimming in similar

directions because I think at first glance this is potentially absolutely epic. As is often the

case, of course, at second glance it may turn out not to be, but the Supreme Court has ruled,

Supreme Court justices have ruled, against Uber operating companies

and concluded that drivers should be classed as workers, which immediately brings them, my

cursory understanding, into minimum wage legislation and things like all the things that go

with being an employee. They can no longer be classed as

independent third-party contractors. Theo Usherwood is with me. You're, I think, less flustered and

confused than me and Nick at the moment. So there's an important question I asked and I didn't

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