dougal shaw, bbc news.eported the biggest monthly fall in orders for over two years. the confederation of british industry said its monthly industrial orders balance dropped in october as business optimism sank. the cbi said "the warning lights are flashing red" as manufacturers become more cautious with employment and investment. the price of the cryptocurrency bitcoin has soared i4% per cent to the highest value since may 2022, and crypto—linked stocks also tracked higher. there's growing speculation about the possible launch of a bitcoin exchange—traded fund after us securities and exchange commission revealed it wouldn't appeal a ruling that would allow it to go ahead. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some goodbye. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. don't get much worse than this, just look at the height of it. then, and now. but in the space of two months, there's been no clear—up here, on the streets of west marsh. and mark lawless, who's campaigning against fly—t

dougal shaw, bbc news. before we go, a quick look at another story. of a worker urinating into a tank of beer. the company says the batch of ingredients has now been seal. do stay with bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. don't get much worse than this. just look at the height of it. then and now. but in the space of two months, there's been no clear—up here on the streets of west marsh. mark lawless, who's campaigning against fly—tipping, says the problems only got worse. what have we got here? crumbs, tin food, plastic bottles, food waste. you talk about the smell, it don't smell too pretty. but it's even on the street corners all over the town, both grimsby and cleethorpes. if you've go out,you'll notice these hundreds if you've go out, you'll notice these hundreds of discarded trolleys full of rubbish. and what a shock. a trolley full of rubbish. today in grimsby, it's been clear to see just how much or how little has been done to clear up this problem. but with councils not responsible... for the clear—up of pri

dougal shaw went to find out about one technology operating in the uk and how it could help. yet, but they are walking into a trap. this device contains a pheromone chemical that attracts bedbugs and the trap is typically set in beds or seats. connected to the internet when a creature is captured, a camera inside takes a picture and transmits it so that al software, aided by the human eye, can confirm if the dreaded bed bug has been found. then an alert can be sent to people like hotel or transport staff, so pest control measures can begin before the bugs multiply. the devices are placed all around the world, but the nerve centre is here in cambridge. the start—up behind this was set up by science graduates from cambridge university. they act as an early—warning system and effectively, it's like a covid test. so you're doing the measuring to tell you where to go and treat. before that, you can catch it earlier, before they spread. so as a company, you have a live data set of bed bug activity. do you think there's been a rise in the number of bedbugs, or is it partly driven by

our business reporter dougal shaw spoke with andy yen, founder and ceo of proton.latforms to become a safe space for child sex abusers. they should only roll out into an conscription alongside robust safety measures. proton does e—mail rather than social media, but do you think you can have effective encryption and also ensure child safety online? —— rollout and to end encryption alongside. for online? -- rollout and to end encryption alongside. for sure child abuse — encryption alongside. for sure child abuse material— encryption alongside. for sure child abuse material is - encryption alongside. for sure child abuse material is a - encryption alongside. for sure child abuse material is a big . child abuse material is a big problem we need to combat. but it is also about finding the right balance. i don't think the answer should be we need to remove encryption and having its impact doesn't make it possible for all conversations to be surveilled and essentially remove privacy entirely from the discussion. you are moving away from core fundamental human rights in or