bruce drummond-— my colleague, barrister bruce drummond.wow. simply — drummond. thank you. i mean wow, simply wow. _ drummond. thank you. i mean wow, simply wow. i— drummond. thank you. i mean wow, simply wow. i have - drummond. thank you. i mean i wow, simply wow. i have worked on this_ wow, simply wow. i have worked on this case _ wow, simply wow. i have worked on this case now for over a year— on this case now for over a year talking to some of these amazing _ year talking to some of these amazing ladies, and to see them all sitting — amazing ladies, and to see them all sitting here today is just incredible. well done, all of you — incredible. well done, all of you i— incredible. well done, all of you. i would also like to echo what — you. i would also like to echo what my— you. i would also like to echo what my colleague dean has said in saying — what my colleague dean has said in saying that this is one of the — in saying that this is one of the worst— in saying that this is one of the worst cases of corporate sexual— the worst cases o

bruce drummond, who is a barrister, also at the press conference, he said this is one of the worst cases survivor, natasha, very bravely shared her story with us and a warning what you're about to hear does contain details of sexual abuse. >> we will be sent to see al fayed because he had a job for us to do. it was always more of a friendly chat than actual work. but then these private meetings turned into more a forced kiss. his hands gripping your face to his lips or pulling your face to his lips or pulling you down on his lap where his hands were to free explore any part of your body that he wished . part of your body that he wished. these incidents lasted seconds, but the fear instilled left me paralysed . al fayed brushed off paralysed. al fayed brushed off these moments like they had never happened. but i was always reminded not to mention them to anyone. he would know if i did . anyone. he would know if i did. >> well, harrods have released a statement following the bbc documentary which uncovered all of these allegations, and they said they are utterly appalled by the allegations

joining us now is the director of that documentary, erica gornall, and bruce drummond, a lawyer representingve had lots of people get in touch with me personally and the wider team. brute personally and the wider team. we were hearing that there were allegations as far back as the 19905. what is different about now? there is lots of new information coming out all over the weekend. one of the things that is particularly new for me is that i'm starting to get contact from women where the timeline might be longer than we think, potentially before harrods and maybe even afterwards. bruce, if we turn to you- _ and maybe even afterwards. bruce, if we turn to you. you _ and maybe even afterwards. bruce, if we turn to you. you are _ and maybe even afterwards. bruce, if we turn to you. you are now- and maybe even afterwards. bruce, if we turn to you. you are now bringing | we turn to you. you are now bringing a civil case against harrods. can you explain, what does that involve, a civil case?— a civil case? yes, can i 'ust first sa a a civil case? yes, can i 'ust first say a huge * a civil case? yes,