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	2/23/2016: FRONT PAGE: BORIS BOOSTS FIGHT TO QUIT EU BORIS Johnson’s charge into the referendum debate has massively boosted the chances of Britain quitting the EU, poll experts said last night. The London mayor’s decision to back Brexit has electrified the campaign and is set to infl uence millions of... Visit Daily Express Web Site

	2/23/2016: Front Page: NOW CAMERON TURNS NASTY THE Tories were at war over the EU last night after an astonishing revenge attack by the Prime Minister on Boris Johnson. In a packed Commons chamber, David Cameron accused his long- standing rival of backing the Out campaign solely to further his... Visit Daily Mail Web Site

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	2/23/2016: Front Page: Bojo PM by end of year MR POPULAR: Johnson BORIS Johnson has been tipped to take over as Prime Minister by the end of the year because he wants us out of the EU, the bookies said last night. Visit Daily Star Web Site

	2/23/2016: FRONT PAGE: Facebook chief exec shrugs off India ban Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is vowing to press on with efforts to bring the developing world online, despite a regulatory setback with one of the pillars of the campaign. Indian regulators banned the Free Basics service this month because it provided... Visit I Newspaper Web Site

	2/22/2016: FRONT PAGE: CAMERON LAUNCHES EUROPE FIGHTBACK DAVID CAMERON vowed to fight “passionately” to stay in the European Union today as fears of a Brexit triggered a plunge in the pound. Sterling suffered its biggest one-day fall in over a year as investors showed their nerves that the “Boris Effect”... Visit London Evening Standard Web Site

	2/23/2016: Front Page: Cameron lets rip at Boris THE Conservative truce over the European Union referendum collapsed yesterday as the Prime Minister attacked Boris Johnson, and Cabinet ministers openly criticised one another. In a sign of the deepening divisions over the in-out referendum, David... Visit The Daily Telegraph Web Site

	2/23/2016: FRONT PAGE: PM attacks Johnson over Brexit David Cameron gave vent to his frustration at Boris Johnson over Europe yesterday as he ridiculed the mayor of London over his apparent call for a second EU referendum and came close to accusing him of backing a leave vote to boost his Tory leadership... Visit The Guardian Web Site

	2/23/2016: FRONT PAGE: Cameron takes aim at Boris Boris Johnson put his political ambition to lead the Tory party ahead of the interests of Britain when he came out for Brexit, David Cameron suggested yesterday, as the private enmity between the two men broke out in public for the first time. In a... Visit The Independent Web Site

	2/23/2016: Front Page: Oil industry at ‘ the edge of a chasm’ as new projects stall The North S ea oil and gas industr y stands “at the edge of a chasm”, a stark industr y report warns today, after a collapse in vital new investment and exploration for new fields. New projects have all but ground to a standstill raising fears for the... Visit The Scotsman Web Site

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