Spurs deny Olympic spying allegations

A 29-YEAR-OLD man was arrested on suspicion of fraud yesterday after allegations that Tottenham Hotspur spied on Olympics officials during its stadium bid.

News of the arrest came as Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC)chairwoman Margaret Ford claimed the north London football club had all 14 members of her board monitored by private investigators.

The suspect was questioned yesterday as officers conducted a string of searches in Sussex, Sutton, south west London, and Westminster.

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