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Hello and welcome to the Safie Ridge on Sunday podcast.

After another Brexit delay was agreed, we were joined by the Conservative Brexter in Duncan Smith and the Independent Group MP Anna Sue Breit.

Plus, with the Julian Assange story making political waves, we spoke to his lawyer.

Thank you. Now, when it comes to Brexit, there is a lot that divides.

But the one thing that seems to unite is that everyone would rather delay than make a decision,

the government, MPs and now the European Union.

This week, EU leaders agreed to

delay Brexit until the end of October, even though the French president took a bit of persuading.

Well, that decision has not gone down well on the Conservative backbenches, but with Theresa May

immune from a formal challenge until December, it's not clear what they can now do about it.

MPs have headed home for Easter,

some to rest, others to stew, and no doubt some to plot. With Parliament not sitting and the

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