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Jenas also does work for talkSport, and was presenting a show on air when the news broke.

The radio station said it had been made aware of the story as the programme started - but a decision was made “with Jermaine that he should continue to present”.

“Given the array of serious allegations being reported as the story continues to evolve, it’s for Jermaine as a private individual to address them in the way he chooses,” it said.

“There are no plans for Jermaine to broadcast as a presenter on talkSport in the immediate future.”

In an interview with talkSport radio, he repeatedly said “I can’t really talk about it” when asked about the claims being made.

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