Mohamed Al-Fayed: Last News

A documentary telling the stories of multiple ex-Harrods employees who have accused the former billionaire owner of rape and sexual assault is set to air this evening. More than 20 women have spoken to the BBC as part of a special investigation on Mohamed Al Fayed, coming forward with allegations of assault and physical violence at properties in London and Paris.

The Metropolitan Police has referred itself to the police watchdog over complaints from two women about the handling of investigations into allegations made against Mohamed Al Fayed. The two women made complaints about investigations from 2008 and 2013.

A former Harrods employee has revealed how Mohamed Al Fayed tried to rape her at his Highland estate. Sophia Stone was attacked by the tycoon on a visit to Balnagown castle in Easter Ross more than 30 years ago.

Bianca Gascoigne has claimed that she was groomed and sexually assaulted by Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed when she was just 16 years old. Speaking out for the first time, Bianca - who recently starred in Celeb SAS - recalled how she had visited the Knightsbridge department store with her parents, footballer Paul Gascoigne and his ex wife Sheryl, from a young age, with Mohamed often bringing them gifts and being 'charming'. When she turned 16, she joined a team working at Harrods and felt 'safe' due to her family's relationship with the businessman.

A doctor accused of conducting invasive sexual health checks at the request of Mohamed Al-Fayed has denied the allegations.

Former Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed was accused of rape and sexual assault by 19 different women, London police have confirmed.

More than 20 ex-Harrods staff have recently accused former owner Mohamed Al Fayed of assault and physical violence, with five women claiming he raped them. But Princess Diana's relationship with the late Egyptian billionaire was well-documented as they were often seen together at various events over several years.This bond would later be etched in history when Diana tragically died in a car accident in Paris in 1997, along with Mohamed's eldest son, Dodi. Given their mother's tragic link to the Al Fayed family, a top royal expert has recalled how he tried to win round Diana's sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, with a gift from Harrods.

Princess Diana's ties to former Harrods boss, Mohamed Al Fayed, were well-known as they were frequently pictured together at events for a number of years.This connection would later be immortalised when Diana was tragically killed in a car crash in Paris in 1997 alongside Mohamed's eldest son, Dodi. Mohamed's closeness with one of the world's most famous women was back in the headlines recently after 20 female former employees of the London department store came forward to make allegations of assault and physical violence against the late Egyptian billionaire.

EXCLUSIVE: With the UK reeling from this week’s Mohamed Al Fayed exposé, the disgraced business mogul’s portrayal as a mild-mannered matchmaker in The Crown, which won Salim Daw a BAFTA, has been in the spotlight.

The Crown Prosecution Service twice decided not to prosecute Mohamed Al Fayed after reviewing files of evidence presented by the police on the former Harrods owner. Evidence was shown to the CPS in 2009 and 2015, but it decided not to go ahead with the prosecution because there was not “a realistic prospect of conviction”.

Mohamed Al-Fayed — the father of Princess Diana‘s boyfriend Dodi Fayed — has been accused of sexual assault and multiple rapes. Diana and Dodi were dating when they died in a

Former Harrods and Fulham Football Club owner Mohamed Al-Fayed has been accused of sex abuse by 37 women, a press conference heard today.

K.J. Yossman Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al Fayed, whose son Dodi died alongside Princess Diana in a 1997 car crash in Paris, has been accused of rape by multiple women, a new BBC documentary claims. In “Al Fayed: Predator at Harrods,” which drops on BBC iPlayer and BBC Two today, more than 20 women put forward allegations of rape, attempted rape, sexual assault and female violence.

Business mogul Mohammed Al Fayed has been accused of rape by multiple women in a BBC exposé.

EXCLUSIVE: Prince William and the recovering Kate Middleton will not be in attendance at this Sunday’s BAFTA TV Awards.

ITV's This Morning was snubbed at the BAFTA TV Awards, with fellow ITV daytime shows Loose Women and Lorraine both receiving nominations.

This Morning has been overlooked for a BAFTA TV Award nomination, while fellow ITV daytime shows Loose Women and Lorraine have both received nominations. Loose Women and Men's special episode has been nominated in the Daytime category, along with Lorraine Kelly's main show. BBC shows Make It At Market and Scam Interceptors have also been recognised alongside the two ITV programmes, reports The Express.

tragic deaths — are again resurfacing thanks to the sixth and final season of “The Crown” on Netflix. Fayed, an Egyptian filmmaker, was the Princess of Wales’ last romantic partner before they both died in a Paris car crash in August 1997. Their time together was full of lavish yacht trips and jet setting around the world.

story came to a close with the first part of Season 6 of “The Crown.” The first four episodes of the final season dropped earlier this month — and detailed her love affair with Egyptian billionaire Dodi Fayed (Khalid Abdalla), their untimely deaths and Dodi’s relationship with his father, Mohamed al-Fayed.However, the royal drama seems to be chock-full of historical inaccuracies — according to BBC correspondent and Mohamed’s onetime spokesman Michael Cole.Cole told the Sun how the show’s “malicious” scenes are hurtful to the reputations of the Princess of Wales (Elizabeth Debicki) and the film producer. The two died in a car crash in Paris in August 1997.Cole insisted that producers of the series did “not respect Diana” and that the show is “a travesty of the truth” and portrays the couple’s serious romance as a short rendezvous.“It’s the complete opposite [of the truth], and completely cruel, and unnecessarily so, and they’ve got it wrong, because … it’s drama,” he said, adding that Diana and Dodi were “in love.”Mohamed (Salim Daw) is presented as a matchmaker between his son and the princess, appearing as a villain trying to savagely get them together for his personal gain.But this was far from real life.

Royal author Omid Scobie's new bombshell book Endgame is set to hit the shelves tomorrow but it has been reported that there are a number of inaccuracies in it.

Fans of The Crown are probably a little sad right now as the sixth and final series of the show has started to hit our screens. But don't worry, if you do need cheering up, here's something guaranteed to put a smile on your face, you can stay in a villa fit for royalty from the show.The Yellow Castle in Mallorca, which features in the first episode of the last series and is used as a filming location for Mohamed Al Fayed's (Salim Daw) villa, is where Diana and Dodi meet for the first time in the show. It is in The Crown before and after the yacht scenes, and is located in the same area where they were filmed.