内容摘要："Right now Canadians are very frustrated with America and Carney has used that to his advantage," he told the BBC just before polls closed. "He was able to distract Canadians from his own mistakes... and say 'Stop looking at that. Look south of the border and I can save you'."

"Right now Canadians are very frustrated with America and Carney has used that to his advantage," he told the BBC just before polls closed. "He was able to distract Canadians from his own mistakes... and say 'Stop looking at that. Look south of the border and I can save you'."

Concerns have been raised over a potential second case of bird flu in Norfolk, less than a week after the disease was first confirmed nearby.The government's Animal and Plant Health Agency received reports that highly pathogenic avian influenza may have been found at a site near Watton on Monday.

As a precautionary measure, all poultry at the site will be culled and cordons of 3km (nearly two miles) and 10km (about six miles) have been established while further testing is carried out.It follows the same influenzaon 5 December, which also resulted in birds being killed to prevent the flu from spreading.

A spokesperson for the agency said: "All bird keepers should remain vigilant and follow stringent biosecurity measures to prevent future outbreaks."The UK and India have agreed a trade deal that will make it easier for UK firms to export whisky, cars and other products to India, and cut taxes on India's clothing and footwear exports.

The British government said the "landmark" agreement, which took three years to reach, did not include any change in immigration policy, including towards Indian students studying in the UK.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said the deal would boost the economy and "deliver for British people and business"."One of my self-care routines is sitting at home without a smile on my face," he laughed.

"I'm done smiling, I'm done talking, I'm done educating. I am very aware that I need time on my own to recharge."When asked how parents should react when their child points out a stranger's differences, he said they should try to turn it into a positive experience.

"Once they have a little bit of knowledge, or a little bit of an answer, kids usually accept that and they move on," he said."By telling them to be quiet, or 'Shhhh, we don't want to offend that person, come away' that's not going to help. That's just going to increase that curiosity."