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Police reopen inquiry into sex assault claims against former billionaire Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed at his 'castle of horrors'
Police have reopened an inquiry into sex assault claims against Mohamed Al Fayed, the Harrods owner, related to his 'castle of horrors'.
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