Brexit: Article 50 extension not necessary -DUP's Dodds
"I don't think (an extension of Article 50) is inevitable, and it's not in my view necessary because the EU can act when it wants to (...) I think it can be done and remember, on the (Irish) backstop, people want to see that we are not trapped into it," Dodds told the BBC. (Writing by Elisabeth O'Leary; editing by John Stonestreet)
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