Harrods Probes Staff Ties to Fayed's Alleged Abuse Amid New Claims

The luxury store is investigating potential staff involvement in Mohamed Al Fayed's alleged decades-long abuse, with over 100 women coming forward.

Harrods is conducting an internal review to determine if any current employees were involved in Mohamed Al Fayed's alleged sexual abuse of women.
More than 100 women have accused Fayed, who died last year, of rape and assault, prompting the store to work with Scotland Yard.
A BBC documentary and new evidence have led to a surge in allegations against Fayed, including claims he used a 'fixer' to procure young victims.
Critics argue Harrods' internal settlement scheme is a 'whitewash,' calling for independent counsel and a public inquiry into the abuse.
The Crown Prosecution Service had previously decided not to charge Fayed in 2009 and 2015, despite evidence presented by alleged victims.