Another top exec leaves Uber after recommendation by former US AG

The senior vice-president of ride-hailing service, Uber, Emil Michael, has left the company following a recommendation by former US Attorney-General Eric Holder.

Holder was asked to undertake a review of the company's culture and practices in February after a former engineer made claims of sexual harassment.

Our US correspondent Kate Fisher reports

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