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Fuse in the plug seems fine as the oven switched on plugged into another socket.My first thought was that the 13A fuse in the plug had blown. Many of these ovens consume close to 13A, and, with a bit of extra heat generated by the contact resistance between plug and socket, and fuse and fuse holder, eventually pop the fuse.
But, You claim there's no power at the socket. Any sign of heat damage around the front of the socket?
If, as you say, it is isolated by the same switch as the hob, and the hob works, it's possible there's a fused spur between the two, but rather pointless if it feeds a 13A single socket.
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