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Appendix 03 Media Presence the Movement the Lead ‘Leave’ Campaign Designation Application THE MOVEMENT THE LEAD ‘LEAVE’ CAMPAIGN DESIGNATION APPLICATION APPENDIX 03 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 1245 Online Breaking News.ie Bosses at UK’s biggest businesses Bosses at more than a third of February 23, News back campaign against Brexit Britain's biggest businesses 2016 have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. Asda, BT, Marks & Spencer, Kingfisher and Vodafone chiefs backed a letter warning of the risks to the economy of quitting the 28-member bloc. Chairmen 1246 Online KETV.com Big businesses back UK staying in Some of the biggest names in global February 23, y Richard Tice News Europe business and finance have thrown 2016 their weight behind the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union. Ford, GE, IBM and Goldman Sachs, as well as U.K. engineering icon Rolls Royce and fashion label Burberry signed an open letter declaring that Brexit would be b 1247 Online Riviera Radio French News Tuesday 23rd Man killed – A man has been February 23, Richard Tice News February 2016 killed after being hit by a train as it 2016 entered a station. The exact cause of the accident has not yet been determined. The accident happened at Pignans train station in the Var shortly after 12.30 yesterday, as the Nice-Paris train entered the station. An investigation i 1248 Blogs PromoMAG | Leaving EU ‘would threaten UK jobs’ Leaving EU 'would threaten UK jobs' February 23, 1 Richard Tice PromoMAG February 23rd, 2016 PromoMAG 2016 News Leaving the European Union would threaten jobs and put the UK's economy at risk, business leaders from some of Britain's biggest companies have said. Bosses – including those of BT, Marks & Spencer and Vodafone – signed a letter p 1249 Online AOL UK EU exit would hit investment and Bosses at more than a third of February 23, 1 y Richard Tice News jobs - top bosses Britain's biggest businesses 2016 have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. Asda, BT, Marks & Spencer, Kingfisher and Vodafone chiefs backed a letter warning of the risks to the economy of quitting the 28-member bloc. Chairmen 2 APPENDIX 03 Number Media Source Headline Snippet Published Main person Leave.EU Grassroots Person Reference Type Date Featured mentioned out Featured mentioned 1245 Online Breaking News.ie Bosses at UK’s biggest businesses Bosses at more than a third of February 23, News back campaign against Brexit Britain's biggest businesses 2016 have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. Asda, BT, Marks & Spencer, Kingfisher and Vodafone chiefs backed a letter warning of the risks to the economy of quitting the 28-member bloc. Chairmen 1246 Online KETV.com Big businesses back UK staying in Some of the biggest names in global February 23, y Richard Tice News Europe business and finance have thrown 2016 their weight behind the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union. Ford, GE, IBM and Goldman Sachs, as well as U.K. engineering icon Rolls Royce and fashion label Burberry signed an open letter declaring that Brexit would be b 1247 Online Riviera Radio French News Tuesday 23rd Man killed – A man has been February 23, Richard Tice News February 2016 killed after being hit by a train as it 2016 entered a station. The exact cause of the accident has not yet been determined. The accident happened at Pignans train station in the Var shortly after 12.30 yesterday, as the Nice-Paris train entered the station. An investigation i 1248 Blogs PromoMAG | Leaving EU ‘would threaten UK jobs’ Leaving EU 'would threaten UK jobs' February 23, 1 Richard Tice PromoMAG February 23rd, 2016 PromoMAG 2016 News Leaving the European Union would threaten jobs and put the UK's economy at risk, business leaders from some of Britain's biggest companies have said. Bosses – including those of BT, Marks & Spencer and Vodafone – signed a letter p 1249 Online AOL UK EU exit would hit investment and Bosses at more than a third of February 23, 1 y Richard Tice News jobs - top bosses Britain's biggest businesses 2016 have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. Asda, BT, Marks & Spencer, Kingfisher and Vodafone chiefs backed a letter warning of the risks to the economy of quitting the 28-member bloc. Chairmen 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 1250 Online BT.com EU exit would hit investment and Bosses at more than a third of February 23, 1 y Richard Tice News jobs - top bosses Britain's biggest businesses 2016 have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. Bosses at more than a third of Britain's biggest businesses have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. 1251 Online Yahoo! Tech Dozens of top bosses warn of Brexit Bosses at more than a third of February 23, 1 y Richard Tice News impact on jobs – but big names the UK's biggest businesses 2016 missing have signed a letter supporting the campaign to remain in the European Union. Chairmen or chief executives at 36 FTSE 100 companies - including Asda, BT, Marks & Spencer, Kingfisher and Vodafone - warned a Brexit would "deter investment or t 1252 Online Los Andes Cameron advirtió sobre salida de El primer ministro británico, February 23, 1 Y News Argentina Gran Bretaña de la UE David Cameron, avisó ayer en 2016 el Parlamento que la salida de la Unión Europea perjudicaría a la seguridad y la economía, en una sesión que hizo patente la fractura conservadora. "Dejar Europa amenazaría nuestra economía y seguridad nacional", dijo Cameron en su comparece 1253 Online Scottish Daily Project Fear UNLEASHED: DAVID Cameron was today February 23, 1 Richard Tice News Express | Jake Desperate Cameron ‘bullies’ accused of "bullying" some of 2016 Burman Nick businesses into signing pro-EU Britain's biggest businesses into Gutteridge letter signing a snivelling letter claiming Britain cannot survive without the EU. Brexit campaigners said Downing Street had admitted using taxpayers' cash to push through the propaganda stunt, which saw a third of the 1254 Online RocketNews Leaving EU ‘would threaten UK jobs’ Article Attribution and Read More February 23, 1 Richard Tice News at: Article Source Media caption The 2016 prime minister says his only agenda is what is best for the country Leaving the European Union would threaten jobs and put the UK's economy at risk, business leaders from some of Britain's biggest companies have said. Bosses – in 4 APPENDIX 03 Number Media Source Headline Snippet Published Main person Leave.EU Grassroots Person Reference Type Date Featured mentioned out Featured mentioned 1250 Online BT.com EU exit would hit investment and Bosses at more than a third of February 23, 1 y Richard Tice News jobs - top bosses Britain's biggest businesses 2016 have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. Bosses at more than a third of Britain's biggest businesses have come out in support of the campaign for the country to remain in the European Union. 1251 Online Yahoo! Tech Dozens of top bosses warn of Brexit Bosses at more than a third of February 23, 1 y Richard Tice News impact on jobs – but big names the UK's biggest businesses 2016 missing have signed a letter supporting the campaign to remain in the European Union. Chairmen or chief executives at 36 FTSE 100 companies - including Asda, BT, Marks & Spencer, Kingfisher and Vodafone - warned a Brexit would "deter investment or t 1252 Online Los Andes Cameron advirtió sobre salida de El primer ministro británico, February 23, 1 Y News Argentina Gran Bretaña de la UE David Cameron, avisó ayer en 2016 el Parlamento que la salida de la Unión Europea perjudicaría a la seguridad y la economía, en una sesión que hizo patente la fractura conservadora. "Dejar Europa amenazaría nuestra economía y seguridad nacional", dijo Cameron en su comparece 1253 Online Scottish Daily Project Fear UNLEASHED: DAVID Cameron was today February 23, 1 Richard Tice News Express | Jake Desperate Cameron ‘bullies’ accused of "bullying" some of 2016 Burman Nick businesses into signing pro-EU Britain's biggest businesses into Gutteridge letter signing a snivelling letter claiming Britain cannot survive without the EU. Brexit campaigners said Downing Street had admitted using taxpayers' cash to push through the propaganda stunt, which saw a third of the 1254 Online RocketNews Leaving EU ‘would threaten UK jobs’ Article Attribution and Read More February 23, 1 Richard Tice News at: Article Source Media caption The 2016 prime minister says his only agenda is what is best for the country Leaving the European Union would threaten jobs and put the UK's economy at risk, business leaders from some of Britain's biggest companies have said. Bosses – in 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 1255 Online UAE NewsApp.com Leaving EU ‘would threaten UK jobs’ Media caption The prime minister February 23, Richard Tice News says his only agenda is what is 2016 best for the country Leaving the European Union would threaten jobs and put the UK's economy at risk, business leaders from some of Britain's biggest companies have said.
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