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Appendix 02 Media Presence the Movement the Lead 'Leave' Campaign Designation Application THE MOVEMENT THE LEAD 'LEAVE' CAMPAIGN DESIGNATION APPLICATION APPENDIX 02 MEDIA PRESENCE THE MOVEMENT THE LEAD 'LEAVE' CAMPAIGN DESIGNATION APPLICATION Number Media Source Headline Snippet Published Main person Leave.EU Grassroots Person Reference Type Date Featured mentioned out Featured mentioned 1 Online Radio City Talk UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 Farage at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 2 Online Cool FM 97.4 UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 Farage at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 3 Online Kiss FM UK UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 Farage at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 4 Online Tottenham & Wood Farage puts immigration concerns Nigel Farage put concerns about February 27, Nigel Yes Yes Arron Banks News Green Independent at centre of Ukip referendum immigration at the centre of 2016 Farage campaign his pitch to voters ahead of the European Union referendum. The Ukip leader said June 23 could be "independence day" if the country voted to sever ties with Brussels, giving the UK back control over its laws and borders. He said the true s 5 Online Yahoo! UK and Farage puts immigration concerns Nigel Farage put concerns about February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Ireland at centre of Ukip referendum immigration at the centre of 2016 Farage campaign his pitch to voters ahead of the European Union referendum. The Ukip leader said June 23 could be "independence day" if the country voted to sever ties with Brussels, giving the UK back control over its laws and borders. He said the true s 2 APPENDIX 02 Number Media Source Headline Snippet Published Main person Leave.EU Grassroots Person Reference Type Date Featured mentioned out Featured mentioned 1 Online Radio City Talk UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 Farage at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 2 Online Cool FM 97.4 UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 Farage at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 3 Online Kiss FM UK UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 Farage at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 4 Online Tottenham & Wood Farage puts immigration concerns Nigel Farage put concerns about February 27, Nigel Yes Yes Arron Banks News Green Independent at centre of Ukip referendum immigration at the centre of 2016 Farage campaign his pitch to voters ahead of the European Union referendum. The Ukip leader said June 23 could be "independence day" if the country voted to sever ties with Brussels, giving the UK back control over its laws and borders. He said the true s 5 Online Yahoo! UK and Farage puts immigration concerns Nigel Farage put concerns about February 27, Nigel Yes Yes News Ireland at centre of Ukip referendum immigration at the centre of 2016 Farage campaign his pitch to voters ahead of the European Union referendum. The Ukip leader said June 23 could be "independence day" if the country voted to sever ties with Brussels, giving the UK back control over its laws and borders. He said the true s 3 THE MOVEMENT THE LEAD 'LEAVE' CAMPAIGN DESIGNATION APPLICATION Number Media Source Headline Snippet Published Main person Leave.EU Grassroots Person Reference Type Date Featured mentioned out Featured mentioned 6 Online Guernsey Press Farage puts immigration concerns Nigel Farage put concerns about February 27, Nigel Yes Yes Arron Banks News at centre of Ukip referendum immigration at the centre of 2016 Farage campaign his pitch to voters ahead of the European Union referendum. The Ukip leader said June 23 could be "independence day" if the country voted to sever ties with Brussels, giving the UK back control over its laws and borders. He said the true s 7 Online Bright FM UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 8 Online Sovereign FM UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 9 Online Classic FM Watch UKIP Infighting Over Rival Douglas Carswell supports Vote February 26, Nigel Yes Yes News Leave EU Campaigns Leave, which is also backed by 2016 Farage six Conservative Cabinet rebels, but UKIP leader Nigel Farage has thrown his weight behind Leave. EU and its umbrella group offshoot Grassroots Out (GO). Both are vying to be designated the official Brexit campaign group by the Electoral C 10 Online KL.FM 96.7 UKIP Infighting Over Rival Leave EU Sky News understands senior February 26, News Campaigns figures in UKIP have discussed 2016 trying to suspend the party's only MP over his backing for a rival leave the EU group. Douglas Carswell supports Vote Leave, which is also backed by six Conservative Cabinet rebels, but UKIP leader Nigel Farage has thrown his weight behind L 4 APPENDIX 02 Number Media Source Headline Snippet Published Main person Leave.EU Grassroots Person Reference Type Date Featured mentioned out Featured mentioned 6 Online Guernsey Press Farage puts immigration concerns Nigel Farage put concerns about February 27, Nigel Yes Yes Arron Banks News at centre of Ukip referendum immigration at the centre of 2016 Farage campaign his pitch to voters ahead of the European Union referendum. The Ukip leader said June 23 could be "independence day" if the country voted to sever ties with Brussels, giving the UK back control over its laws and borders. He said the true s 7 Online Bright FM UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 8 Online Sovereign FM UKIP’s Nigel Farage In EU Exit UKIP leader Nigel Farage has February 27, News Rallying Call placed concerns about immigration 2016 at the heart of his pitch to voters ahead of the EU referendum. In a speech at his party's spring conference in Llandudno, north Wales, Mr Farage said 23 June could be "independence day" if the country voted to leave the EU, giving back 9 Online Classic FM Watch UKIP Infighting Over Rival Douglas Carswell supports Vote February 26, Nigel Yes Yes News Leave EU Campaigns Leave, which is also backed by 2016 Farage six Conservative Cabinet rebels, but UKIP leader Nigel Farage has thrown his weight behind Leave. EU and its umbrella group offshoot Grassroots Out (GO). Both are vying to be designated the official Brexit campaign group by the Electoral C 10 Online KL.FM 96.7 UKIP Infighting Over Rival Leave EU Sky News understands senior February 26, News Campaigns figures in UKIP have discussed 2016 trying to suspend the party's only MP over his backing for a rival leave the EU group. Douglas Carswell supports Vote Leave, which is also backed by six Conservative Cabinet rebels, but UKIP leader Nigel Farage has thrown his weight behind L 5 THE MOVEMENT THE LEAD 'LEAVE' CAMPAIGN DESIGNATION APPLICATION Number Media Source Headline Snippet Published Main person Leave.EU Grassroots Person Reference Type Date Featured mentioned out Featured mentioned 11 Online Sun fm103.4 UKIP Infighting Over Rival Leave EU Sky News understands senior February 26, News Campaigns figures in UKIP have discussed 2016 trying to suspend the party's only MP over his backing for a rival leave the EU group.
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