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Published 10:35 19 Apr 2026 BST
Updated 10:35 19 Apr 2026 BST

A celebrity has been arrested on suspicion of rape after attending Tyson Fury's fight against Russian boxer Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenhum Hotspur's stadium last Saturday.
The Sun reports that the unnamed star was arrested as he prepared to watch the fight from the VIP area.
The man, who is in his 30s, was held suspicion of the rape and sexual assault of a female in North London earlier this year.
He has since been bailed.
The outlet reports that police knew the celeb was going to be in attendance at the Fury fight, and had planned to arrest him there.
It is reported that he was arrested around 8pm as the undercard fight got underway.
“The star turned up and was in an exclusive area of the ground with friends, when he was nicked," a source told The Sun.
“It was a targeted pre-planned operation and he was stunned.
“Some people saw it but the police were trying to be discreet.
“It was over an allegation from earlier this year.
“It was a surprising swoop.
“The police spoke to him to explain the arrest, before leading him away for questioning.
“It obviously meant he missed the whole event.”
A spokesperson for the Met Police said there was an arrest at Spurs stadium in relation to alleged sexual offences that occured in Golders Green in January.
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