Dozens of women say they were sexually abused by the late businessman Mohamed Al Fayed while working at his London department store Harrods. Lawyers representing the women described their cases as "horrific" and said many were girls when the abuse occured.
Read Also
- More rate cuts needed to sustain retail momentum, experts say
- Denmark's Queen Margrethe is discharged from hospital after a fall
- 2 Russians set record for longest single stay on the International Space Station
- Winnipeg man charged with murder, arson in couple’s death
- Here's what we know about Israel's latest strike in Beirut
- Twins conjoined at the head separated in marathon 14-hour surgery
- Harrods Will Be Sued by Mohamed al-Fayed’s Alleged Victims, Lawyers Say
- Labour must focus on NHS and cost of living to keep former Tory voters, study finds
- Michaela DePrince, Who Survived Sierra Leone's Civil War to Become a Star Ballerina, Dies at 29
- Laura Loomer spills the beans on who plants hit pieces about JD Vance in media
Latest France 24
- Dozens of women accuse late Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed of sexual assault
- Taiwan tries to curb deadly addiction to betel nut
- Titan submersible malfunctioned days before fatal Titanic dive, scientific director says
- Taiwan questions two in probe into Lebanon pager attack
- ‘I was convinced it was a game': Defendants begin testifying at Pelicot rape trial gripping France
- Two missing, 1000 evacuated as Storm Boris brings flooding to northern Italy
- Champions League: Barca lose to Monaco as Arsenal draw with Atalanta
- French PM Barnier presents new cabinet picks to Macron
- Major jihadist attack in Mali’s capital killed more than 70, security source says
- Migrant women face ‘second trauma’ when reporting sexual abuse in France