Rusty, a 3-year-old Falabella miniature horse, travels by taxi in London to provide therapy for his owner, Maria Johal, who suffers from PTSD and panic attacks. As a registered therapy animal, Rusty helps Maria feel less isolated and more connected to her community. Maria also cares for Tayto, a 10-month-old rescue horse, who is learning from Rusty.
The Women's T20 World Cup launches with a major marketing push in London, aiming for record attendance. England's success hinges on their on-pitch performance, with key players returning from injury and tough competition expected from Australia, India, and South Africa.
John Worboys, convicted of sex offences against 16 women (with potentially over 100 victims), has been denied parole for the second time due to remaining a danger. Victims, including an anonymous 'Sarah' and Carrie Johnson, welcomed the decision, citing his ongoing threat.
Lyft has agreed to acquire the UK business of London black cab app Gett, its third acquisition in the past year. The deal increases Lyft's driver base in Europe's largest ride-hailing market, as Gett's platform connects riders to three-quarters of registered black-cab drivers across Greater London. The transaction, expected to close in the coming weeks, is not material to Lyft's financial position. Lyft previously acquired Freenow for about €175 million last July and TBR Global Chauffeuring for around $110 million in October.
