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Al Fayed denies sex assault on teenage girl

MOHAMED AL FAYED last night vehemently denied an allegation of sexual assault on a teenage girl after he was interviewed by police under caution.

Thu, 23 Oct, 2008 - 01:00

The Harrods owner voluntarily went to a west London police station yesterday about the alleged incident in May.

His spokeswoman, Katharine Witty, said he was “confident” his name would be cleared.

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