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Comment: This is a press release, not independent. In the articles covering the The Egg story, Dugmore is only tangetially discussed and gives no biographical info about this person. He is cited once or twice, but none of the article discusses him as a person. More in-depth sources are needed. Ca talk to me! 10:48, 25 October 2023 (UTC)
Oli Dugmore is a journalist and broadcaster. He has appeared frequently on UK television as political commentator, and has spoken alongside Nancy Pelosi at the Oxford Union. He is a radio presenter on LBC with a weekly slot. He is the head of News and Politics at the JOE website,[1][2] and it is through this site and its associated YouTube and podcast streams that he has interviewed many prominent people, including Jeremy Corbyn, Ian Hislop. Sadiq Kahn amd Rory Stewart [3]
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