there have been two other glitches on the lse in recent months. around the world and across the uk.c in the fight against crime. these officers are already advanced motorcyclists. now they've had extra training to prepare them for all off road conditions. much lighter than our road bikes. it's a smaller engine. it's more manoeuvrable off road as well. tyres are knobbly tyres, a lot more grippy off road. give a lot more traction on grass and gravel off. 0ffroad bikes are already used by some forces but this is a first for the thames valley. it'll give officers the ability to disrupt anti—social behaviour in hard to reach areas. so the new bikes are capable of going off road both in urban environments, footpaths, parks, roadways, but also going into rural areas such as bridleways, farm tracks. rural crime is big business. £4 million of stolen equipment has been seized in the last 18 months, but it's in urban areas that this tactic could prove most useful. the bikes have already been deployed in reading to stop drug dealers and illegal vehicles being driven off road. you're live with b

the lse says it's now been fixed. it's the third such glitch in recent months.s water has said that reviving the business will "take time" as it struggles to improve services while coping with billions in debt. the comments came as thames said profits for the first half of its financial year had halved to £246 million. worries persist about how the uk's largest water company will deal with the debts which rose from 7% to £14] the debts which rose from 7% to em] billion. the white house is challenging a deal that allows purdue pharma settle lawsuits against it for six— billion dollars. the company has been criticised for how it sold strong painkillers, fuelling an addiction crisis in the us. families who lost loved ones say the deal allows the sackler family, which owns purdue, to be partially protected. the case is being heard in the supreme court, with justices divided over whether to approve the deal. markets now. here in europe, the main indices on the continent have been trading higher today. on the continent have been london's ftse 100 is falling however. w

that's as the lse could be on course to fail to hit the $1 billion mark for companies floating on it time since 1995. anna macdonald is senior equity analyst at sustineri global investment. thanks for being with us today. why is this happening?— is this happening? well, there has been a pretty _ is this happening? well, there has been a pretty relentless _ is this happening? well, there has been a pretty relentless selling . been a pretty relentless selling down of uk equities by some of the major institutions that normally hold uk equities, so without funds and pension funds they used to earn as much as 46% of the uk market not owning about 4%. additionally, the economic news and things like that and some of the post—brexit followed his lead to the uk being seen as a less attractive place to invest. 50 less attractive place to invest. so man less attractive place to invest. 50 many companies that less attractive place to invest. so many companies that are traded on the ftse 100 many companies that are traded on the ftse100 might be traded here in london, but they are global companie

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