Mohamed Al Fayed's widow says she does not believe sexual predator allegations against late Harrods owner are true and that £150million compensation claims are 'overinflated'

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Mohamed Al Fayed's widow says she does not believe sexual predator allegations against late Harrods owner are true and that £150million compensation claims are 'overinflated'

Court documents revealed Heini Wathen-Fayed's position as a bitter legal battle between Harrods and Al Fayed's estate intensifies over who should foot the £150million bill for victims.