External Links/Sources
- Simon Lederman's Facebook page
- Profile on Simon Lederman
- Andrew Gilligan's article in London Evening Standard
- Michael Jackson was born with it - Simon Lederman interviews Tito Jackson
- Simon Lederman and Lowri Turner present breakfast show whilst Lowri breast feeds 2 days old baby
- Interview with Russell Grant
- Miranda Sawyer's 'Upbeat Ranter' Article in Observer newspaper 13 January 2013
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