Court hears Grame Dott told boy to 'stay out of room' while he abused young girl

A former world snooker champion allegedly told a young boy to stay out of a room while he was with a girl he is accused of abusing, a jury has heard

Graeme Dott, who won the 2006 World Snooker Championship, faces allegations of indecent behaviour against two children.

A former world snooker champion allegedly told a young boy to stay out of a room while he was with a girl he is accused of abusing, a jury has heard.

Former snooker champion is facing two charges related to historical offences

Ex-World Snooker champion Graeme Dott accused of 'sexually assaulting young boy and girl'  GB News

The former snooker world champion, 49, denies historic allegations of sexual abusing two children.

The former snooker world champion, 49, denies historic allegations of sexual abusing two children.

Graeme Dott has gone on trial over child sex abuse charges after pleading not guilty last August and the former snooker world champion appeared in court on Tuesday

2006 World Champion Graham Dott has denied the two charges of abusing a boy and a girl in the Glasgow region after allegedly saying to her 'we could play a game'

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