内容摘要：Ms Wilband admitted there were bags in her bedside cabinet which had contained cocaine, but said she didn't remember whether she ever took the drug in bed when her daughter was next to her.

Ms Wilband admitted there were bags in her bedside cabinet which had contained cocaine, but said she didn't remember whether she ever took the drug in bed when her daughter was next to her.

. But it also said a tariff war would "create uncertainly and additional costs for American dairy farmers".Trade expert David Henig, from the European Centre for International Political Economy, told BBC Verify that Canada is highly protective of its dairy market, but pointed out that "President Trump actually negotiated the most recent trade deal between Canada and the US".

Trump also claimed Canada charges higher tariffs after the "first two cartons of milk". Al Mussell, from Agri-Food Economic Systems, told BBC Verify that tariff-quotas are typically measured in tonnes."I suppose the president was joking but in any event, it's not a couple of cartons", he said.As well as China, Trump singled out the European Union (EU) which he said had been formed "to screw the United States".

"You know, we take their millions of cars. They take no cars. They don't take our farm products. They don't take anything", he said.While the US imports more cars from the EU than it exports to it, Trump's claim that they take no cars is false.

In 2024, the EU imported 164,857 US-made cars valued at €7.7bn (£6.6bn),

Many more did go the other way - 749,170 EU-made cars were exported to the US last year valued at €38.5bn (£33.3bn).Beavers could be released into Loch Beinn a Mheadhoin next spring if Scottish government agency NatureScot grants a licence.

Legal releases of beavers have already taken place in Knapdale in Argyll and parts of the Cairngorms National Park in the Highlands.FLS and its project partner, conservation charity Trees for Life, said they had carried out two years of consultation with local communities and land managers.

Euan Wiseman, FLS north region planning manager, said: "Over the years we have built up good working relationships with the local Affric communities so it was important that we took the time to fully engage with everyone on this issue."He added: "We have now put appropriate measures in place that have enabled us to make a formal application to NatureScot for a release licence."