Radio DJ Neil Fox forced himself on a girl of 13 at a theme park after she asked him to pose for a photo, it was alleged yesterday. Fox – known to his millions of listeners as Dr Fox – also indecently assaulted two star-struck girls under the age of 16 at a motor show, a court heard. The 53-year-old is accused of a total of nine offences against three girls and three women over 23 years. One alleged victim says Fox repeatedly assaulted her at Capital Radio’s studios in Leicester Square. Scroll down for video . Support: DJ 'Dr' Neil Fox leaves court with his wife Vicky where he denied nine sex attacks on six victims - including three children . Two others say they were sexually touched against their will by him at Magic FM’s studios in Central London. Fox denies seven counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual touching without consent against six females between 1991 and 2014. As the charges were put at Westminster Magistrates Court, his barrister Jonathan Caplan QC asked for reporting restrictions to be lifted because there had been false statements about the charges on social media. Fox, who wore a dark pinstripe suit and was accompanied to court by his wife Vicky, asked for his case to be heard by a district judge at the court, rather than facing a jury trial. Prosecutor Darren Watts told the court: ‘The Crown argue that the complaints show a consistent and determined pattern of sexual predatory behaviour.’ He said Fox, a former Pop Idol judge, allegedly assaulted two girls at a motor show in Bromley, South East London, in the summer of 1991 while appearing there as a DJ. Mr Watts said: ‘In relation to the first allegation the complainant was approximately 13 or 14 years of age. She... asked for a photograph with him and he is said to have kissed her and forced his tongue down into her mouth.’ Fox, who denies sex attacks on women and children, smiles after he left today's hearing . A second teenager alleged Fox kissed her and put his hand up her skirt. The attack on the 13-year-old girl at Chessington World of Adventures in Surrey took place in 1996 and allegedly involved Fox forcing his tongue into her mouth after she asked for a photo. He faces four charges of indecent assault against a former female colleague at Capital Radio, where he worked from 1993 to 2005. The woman claims he squeezed her breasts and would regularly grope her bottom. Fox, of Chelsea, was granted bail and is next due in court on April 30. Fox was first arrested in September last year and the DJ, who categorically denies the allegations, was then questioned for more than seven hours over four alleged offences. At the same time, officers swooped on his £3million home. Darren Watts, prosecuting said: 'In relation to the second allegation the victim was approximately 15, at the same motor show. 'The defendant was present and has again been asked for a photograph, and it is alleged he kissed her - forcing his tongue into her mouth while putting his hand up her skirt and touching her bottom. Mr Watts explained that the next four allegations related to the same victim, a woman over 16 years old, at Capital Radio between 31 January 2003 and 31 December 2003. 'In four separate incidents he has shown unacceptable behaviour,' Mr Watts said. 'The first time he has put his arms around her, squeezing her breasts tightly. 'He would regularly touch her bottom, be that a caress or a squeeze. 'The third incident happened while he was in the recording studio - he bent her over from behind and stimulated sex.' Mr Watts said on the fourth occasion Fox had touched the woman between her legs, albeit over clothing. Defence: Lawyers for the 53-year-old, from Fulham, south west London, said he 'categorically denies' the allegations . The final two allegations of inappropriate touching are said to have taken place at Magic FM between January and November 2007, and March and August 2014. 'The next incident (eighth allegation) happened in the work place,' Mr Watts said. 'It is said the defendant started touching her and putting his hand up her top, exposing her bra and breast.' Suspended: Dr Fox is one of Britain's most famous DJs but has been unable to work since his arrest . Fox then allegedly pushed her onto a sofa and simulated having sex, the court heard. The final incident also took place at Magic, where Fox is said to have approached a woman from behind and said 'Oh, I have just got to,' before kissing her on the shoulder. He allegedly said to her: 'You look as if you taste so good.' Charge one: Indecent assault on a girl under the age of 14 years in Bromley in 1991 . Charge two: Indecent assault on a girl under the age of 16 years in Bromley in 1991 . Charge three: Indecent assault on a girl under the age of 16 years at Chessington World of Adventures in 1996 . Charge four: Indecent assault on woman over 16 years of age in 2003 at Capital Radio . Charge five: Indecent assault on woman over 16 years of age in 2003 at Capital Radio . Charge six: Indecent assault on woman over 16 years of age in 2003 at Capital Radio . Charge seven: Indecent assault on woman over 16 years of age in 2003 at Capital Radio . Charge eight: Sexual assault on a female in 2007 in central London . Charge nine:Sexual assault on a female in 2014 in central London . Mr Caplan said it was 'regrettable' that he had to apply for reporting restrictions to be lifted, but qualified he was doing this to ensure a 'fair trial' for his client. Mr Caplan added that misreporting in the press and on social media as to what the allegations and charges amount to  had 'courted inferences' about the allegations which were 'wholly wrong.' He said the alleged offences amounted to 'inappropriate kissing and touching over clothing.' Mr Fox, started his career in local radio before moving the Radio Luxembourg and later Capital FM. There he presented in a number of slots, rising to fame as a DJ in the early 1990s. In 1993 he was given the job of hosting the Pepsi Network Chart on Sunday afternoon. The Top 40 show soared in popularity and at one time had a bigger audience than its Radio 1 rival. He was later rumoured to have been offered the coveted breakfast slot on Radio 1, following the departure of Chris Evans. Fox went on to present a Channel 5 TV show based around the Pepsi Top 40 Chart and has won numerous awards throughout his career. But he is perhaps best known as one of the judges on Pop Idol, a forerunner of X Factor, alongside Simon Cowell, Pete Waterman and Nicki Chapman. The series ran on ITV from 2001 to 2003 and set the format of TV talent shows based on audience voting for the next decade. Two years later Fox took the breakfast show chair on 105.4 Magic FM and has remained there ever since. The presenter (left) is perhaps best known as one of the judges on Pop Idol, a forerunner of X Factor, alongside Simon Cowell (second from right) Pete Waterman (right) and Nicki Chapman (second from left) Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
53-year-old presenter, known as Dr Fox, faces nine separate charges . Charges relating to children allegedly took place between 1991 and 1996 . Other three women were allegedly attacked by Fox between 2003 and 2014 . DJ's lawyers said he 'categorically denies each and every allegation'