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Britain's Johnson rules out asking Brussels for Brexit delay

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British Prime Minister says there "are no circumstances" in which he would ask Brussels for a delay on Brexit, as he urges MPs against voting with the opposition on a draft law that is seeking to rule out a no-deal departure from the EU. SOUNDBITE

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