News At Seven-Thirty highlights: Investigation into the territory’s latest bird flu cases are continuing; Premier Wen Jiabao is continuing his three-day visit to Britain; U.S. President Barack Obama has outlined a new strategy to rally support for his emerging economic rescue package;thousands of opposition supporters marched in Moscow and the Russian Far East port of Viadivostok yesterday;a group of youngsters celebrating a birthday set off fireworks inside a bar in the city of Changle, triggering a fire; Moderate Islamist leader Sheikh sharif Sheikh Admed has been elected Somalia's president; a grenade attack on a Buddhist temple in northeastern Thailand has killed at least seven people and injured dozens;a 15-year-old Hong Kong girl is among the seven people killed in Friday's bus crash in the U.S. state of Arizona;a McDonald's delivery worker is in a critical condition after his motorcycle collieded with a taxi on his way to work this morning;more calls on the financial secretary to deliver a host of relief measures in his upcoming budget.