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We're beginning the programme with another moment,
which seems to invite us all to rub our eyes and check
that what we're seeing and hearing really is what's happening.
We're about to play you excerpts from the acceptance speech of the man who's just been elected
within his own party to become the next prime Minister of Canada.
He's Mark Carney, and he's expected to take over from Justin Trudeau in the coming days.
Mark Carney is a former central bank governor,
both in Canada and in Britain, So a sober, technocratic type.
But listen to some of what he has had to say about Canada's closest ally,
the United States, with whom they are embroiled in a battle over tariffs,