Alan Jones allegations: Ex-2GB producer James Willis lifts lid on working relationship with broadcaster
A veteran 2GB staffer has lifted the lid on his long-time relationship with Alan Jones.
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A veteran 2GB staffer has lifted the lid on his long-time relationship with Alan Jones.
The Daily Telegraph’s senior video producer and presenter James Willis previously worked at 2GB for twelve years, including a decade as a producer on the top-rating Alan Jones Breakfast Show.
Jones is in damage control after a number of young men accused him of indecently assaulting and touching them inappropriately. Jones denies the allegations.
Willis sat down with The Telegraph’s editor-at-large Matthew Benns to discuss the groundbreaking allegations.
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