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dodi alfayed, who believed that the fatal accident with his son princess diana was arranged by the british secret services. he tried to rape me, somehow i found the strength to resist. i pushed him away and ran out of the room. according to lawyers, one of the victims was a minor. he was 79, almost 80, and i was only 15. female reporters give details, here is natasha, she was 19 when she was offered a job as alphaed's personal assistant. according to her , the owner asked her to call him dad, hugged, kissed and once he fell on her so hard that natasha barely fought him off. he hinted to me in no uncertain terms not to blab. and if i let it slip, i would never be able to find a job in london, and he also knew where my parents lived. but all these stories happened before 2010, when alphaed sold harrett's department store, and judging by according to the media, everyone has long known about the elderly magnate's penchant for the female sex. for example, the former manager of the fulham football club, which also belonged to alfaed , admitted that he took measures to protect female players from

he was also the father of dodi al—fayed, who died in a car crash with princess diana.ed's behaviour towards female staff at harrods were revealed. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the person i worked for, pushed himself onto me. ifell to the floor with him still on top of me but i managed to kick free. he just laughed at me. he then composed himself and he told me in no uncertain terms that i was never to breathe a word of this to anyone. i was subjected to an unnecessary and intrusive medical examination. i was never given those results. i was subjected to aids and std testing without consent, and now believe in hindsight i was checked for my purity. lawyers representing al fayed's accusers said this was one of the worst cases of sexual exploitation they had ever seen. we will say it plainly — mohamed al fayed was a monster. ouraim, and oursingle aim, is to seekjustice for the survivors. alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has represented dozens of victims of high—profile powerful men. mohamed al fayed died last year at 94 years old. he died without ever taking res

referred to in china, is that some sort of a brush up in the zeta is 2nd to how to find the rows. dodie mall that i'm about under the side of them. don't need all of that on the done kitchen, mary. if the fold is subs, i mean, it will be done. has that i'm logged in. did you need a dog without a physical done? nobody's in the charlotte. actually i didn't have another 5 that inside a whole week and was told he was extra then the there was no government really commissioning them to make phones anymore, but they continued to sell me all the way up until 96. thank and at a certain point i think their project became very personal and that's what the house of history sort of represents is. i think it's one of the most personal films in the oscar in films archive. it's really an essay film about the destruction of kabul. and it sort of shifts about halfway through into a, a lament for the destruction of the cobbled museum, the archaeological museum, and how it represents the destruction of all of these other histories of, of going to send all of and notice lumnick histories in india. that's al

mish al—fayed figured, and obviously diana and dodi . it was obviously diana and dodi.at they knew things about him that meant that he was really persona non grata in royal circles. and he, of course, was constantly convinced that he was being victimised and that he was being victimised and that prince philip in particular despised him. hence the rumours that prince philip, you know, was, you know, that whole crazy kind of conspiracy theory. but but all being it begins to look as if the royal information, the intelligence they were gathering was, was, was, had some accuracy to this is all posthumous. >> but at the same time it's an important inquiry. >> but at the same time it's an important inquiry . there's important inquiry. there's apparently 100 women have come forward. yeah. i think i think this could be, it's difficult to discuss it. >> i think everything you said was right . >> i think everything you said was right. simon. yeah. good news in the inla, kerry. looks like lots of compensation coming the way of those most affected by the construction of hs2. namely

the i one was this is also mind, mr. wad dodi. this is also our confirmation of the importance we have permission of the importance of cooperation and support from the international criminal actually to surmount a cure to relate the challenges in order to bolster peace and security in the region. we're all more cognizant. i think i'm a crisis and that has been plaguing our country and don't find the government and taking a decision to for $100000.00 additional soldiers to be deployed to the south of the country. and this is done, which says this is not a mere detail, quite the contrary. this is a clear political message to the international community, reflecting the fact that 11 non never fully intended to implement resolution 1701 to which we are aware that you had us. and she does even at the worst of the times, including the addresses and jobs. we are not standing to the lively by we are mobilizing our over to the highest level to protect our people. don't like our national institutions about about a 100 an hour to sovereignty.

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it is very up to visit neighboring mung dody i had of his trip. the russell president gave an expensive intervene to a mongolian newspaper and covered all the hot topics of my college royces. they discuss the details with all these steve sweeney of the russian president vladimir preaching set to arrive in mongolia on a tuesday. but the elephant in the room remains this arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court in march 2023. now ahead of the visits ukraine has demanded that mongolia arrest pretty soon as he set foot in the country. now report at least montgomery and officials have said that they are not going to do that. this would of course be unprecedented. mongolia invitees. booting to the country to meet you pass golf, the crime in prospect. so he said that most code isn't on judy. what we've given the good relations between the 2 countries. there are no worries about the i c. c. we have a wonderful dialogue with our friends from goalie, so it's a big deal. this trip to montgomery i ride steve, i mean happening in the next 24 h

if you go buy a new report, this se dodie is going to like direct investment off premiums in the country. so for the investment comes that employees. when it goes everyone is going to be positively impacted. but what's more important? green energy or wildlife conservation. this question ended up in india, is kaufman's in 2021. the court ruled that all new electrical power lines delayed underground heavy costs that could make whole future renewable energy projects on viable. then a serious social and environmental concerns which advises out of renewable energy use this, this blind approach of having the renewable energy bulk with its solar wind in bio diversity hot spots in, in, in yes, which looks better, but is actually very important from the buy net perspective from the every funding perspective, from the, from the perspective of costly and species. when this should not be a ground done, which means that he has an opening up. however, the supreme court decided in 2020 full, the bio diversity protection, kind of come at the expense of carbon neutral energy production. the code of a ton

this kind of bnngs with dodi fayed..2 is whenever a sexual predator like this goes down, he invariably taints other people as well. and i suspect that this is paul burrell's attempt to safeguard diana's reputation and her legacy, because he's always very keen on doing that. >> but they're also both of them are not here to speak up for themselves. so they both have passed. and so, like, we can't really get the story because neither one of them's alive anymore. so this is why it's all speculation. but i mean, i guess we know what kind of person he is, so we'll go with that . is, so we'll go with that. >> david, call me uncharitable, but i think this is paul burrell's way of keeping himself in the news. >> yes, agreed. and a paycheque. >> yes, agreed. and a paycheque. >> how dare you! and the fact that paul's a very good friend of mine, i think. i'm sure he's delightful. >> egregious libel. and when i've got the means, he'll be my personal butler. let me tell you . personal butler. let me tell you. you you can drive the ja

in dodi . thank you, mr peace. in dodi. >> the prime khalife has a proud defence heritage and in my constituency of dunfermline that continues with the dockyard at rosyth constructing type 31 frigates for the royal navy. >> as long as, along with the local supply chain of local smes , local supply chain of local smes, so will the prime minister ensure that the strategic defence review team visits areas of areas of strategic importance such as fife , so that they can such as fife, so that they can engage fully with the local supply chain and ensure that the sdsr supports and supports britain's security, as well as local economies . local economies. >> the prime minister well, i thank him for that question and for championing his constituency, including the work at rosyth dockyard. the strategic defence review will ensure that defence is central both to security and to economic growth and prosperity. the review will consult widely, including across the devolved nations, and i know the reviewers recognise the strategic importa

he was also the father of dodi al—fayed who died in a car crash with princess diana. about fayed's behaviour towards female staff at harrods was revealed. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the person i worked for, pushed himself onto me. ifell to the floor with him still on top of me but i managed to kick free. he just laughed at me. he then composed himself and he told me in no uncertain terms that i was never to breathe a word of this to anyone. i was subjected to an unnecessary and intrusive medical examination. i was never given those results. i was subjected to aids and std testing without consent and now believe in hindsight i was checked for my purity. lawyers representing al fayed's accusers said this was one of the worst cases of sexual exploitation they had ever seen. we will say it plainly. mohamed al fayed was a monster. 0uraim and oursingle aim is to seekjustice for the survivors. alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has represented dozens of victims of high powerful men. mohamed al fayed died last year at 94 years old. he died without ever taking respon

the former boss of harrods and one—time owner of fulham football club, he was also the father of dodiied in a car crash with princess diana. today, at an extraordinary news conference, more shocking and disturbing details about al fayed's behaviour towards female staff at harrods were revealed. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the person i worked for, pushed himself onto me. ifell to the floor with him still on top of me but i managed to kick free. he just laughed at me. he then composed himself and he told me in no uncertain terms that i was never to breathe a word of this to anyone. i was subjected to an unnecessary and intrusive medical examination. i was never given those results. i was subjected to aids and std testing without consent, and now believe in hindsight i was checked for my purity. lawyers representing al fayed's accusers said this was one of the worst cases of sexual exploitation they had ever seen. we will say it plainly — mohamed al fayed was a monster. 0uraim, and our single aim, is to seekjustice for the survivors. alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has repres

now the african peoples convention president den, but dodie says the repatriation brings up discussion about south africa's past decades late because it started in intent to remember we had many to this way i did by the by the government which you then buried in the month. please, there were those away and enjoying the struggle and that's where we started in terms of it's, you mean it means that ending the. ready actual to the it's now this now the extent of the nation and the fact that people, the new role that was still suffers in this is open up the nation. the facebook a we did not, we know struggling to know old about. it's cannot support the mind, but the, the, the style that we have is but just give me a bike work here. but to me, bounce back to beat into the future. and as always, the typical questions for wherever we are still on that quite a pop in relation to the simplifies this but the fuels and made for the field. i'm gonna do and i've taught them by our former head of unesco and the only i for can to hold the post has passed away the age of 103. the organization has paid

so the lot of it was interesting to his down and among dodie as the east asian country, repulsively snobs, the international court on quote, say it one arrest the russian president on one crime causes this was a big agent to vincent, rein him and full of a talk to us official, donalds, they don't last shouldn't be the next move to put me on boss, claiming his ex spiteful impressions, the stability of the country. i knew great fatigue, which is germany as parties opposed to never ending supplies of movie a to the of rome. home. see, we don't. alexa, the live full, our international new center in laska. this is all see welcome to the global news out. we start with some breaking news now during police say they issued a restaurant for a british mon, along with the nigerian national on suspicion of plotting to over throw the government. police have named the british citizen as andrew when and says even fees of setting up a network of staples, those to carry out to, to and create tales in the country. 10 of the suspects have been arrested on suspicion of involvement and made claims. they had al

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was here, of course, back in 1997 that princess diana spent her last evening with al fayed's son, dodio began working at the hotel in 1998, has already told of her abuse by al fayed in a bbc documentary. he enjoyed...i guess the fear in my eyes, or our eyes. now she's campaigning forjustice. we are in enough of a rage that nothing is going to stop us. she believes at least 50 people working at the hotel alongside her knew of the abuse. and people need to decide if they were culpable in any way. if they chose to remain silent, they need to understand that the legal teams that we have will leave no stone unturned. the ritz has made only one short comment last week, condemning behaviour that does not align with its values. the bbc approached the ritz about the most recent allegations but they did not provide any additional comment. we understand that within the past few days, at least six more women have come forward with new allegations about what happened here in france. and the focus in paris, as in london now, is notjust on mohamed al fayed but on those around him who may have either

the former boss of harrods and one—time owner of fulham football club, he was also the father of dodi shocking and disturbing details about al fayed's behaviour towards female staff at harrods were revealed. mohamed al fayed, my boss, the person i worked for, pushed himself onto me. ifell to the floor with him still on top of me but i managed to kick free. he just laughed at me. he then composed himself and he told me in no uncertain terms that i was never to breathe a word of this to anyone. i was subjected to an unnecessary and intrusive medical examination. i was never given those results. i was subjected to aids and std testing without consent, and now believe in hindsight i was checked for my purity. lawyers representing al fayed's accusers said this was one of the worst cases of sexual exploitation they had ever seen. we will say it plainly — mohamed al fayed was a monster. ouraim, and our single aim, is to seekjustice for the survivors. alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has represented dozens of victims of high—profile powerful men. mohamed al fayed died last year at

dodi >> where is he? dodi. >> where is he?ow about that . >> they didn't know about that. just look how great we are as a nation. yet parliament seems determined to give all, give all that away, and apologise for our past. now my message is simple. we are a great country. and if you do not like our history, our heritage, our culture, then clear . clear. off. is that plain speaking enough for you? is that. yeah yeah yeah yeah. >> . oh okay. >>. oh okay. >>. oh okay. >> a bit more. let's be honest. friends we have made mistakes in the past, and when we make mistakes, we must apologise. and we've been responsible for some awful things. things like the . awful things. things like the. bbc. you know, just a few weeks back, they sent me a reminder for my tv licence and some of you may have seen that i ripped it up on online and hey, yeah , it up on online and hey, yeah, listen . guess what? they've sent listen. guess what? they've sent me another . now, what do you me another. now, what do you think we should do with this ? think we

, accident with dodi and diana, every time i looked at him , i every time i looked at him, i just, inow, but it you do go through life feeling you're a little bit damaged where you are damaged. there's that there and you put it in a box and you learn to put it away. and that's how i've dealt with it. i've said . i've away. and that's how i've dealt with it. i've said. i've said to myself , i'm with it. i've said. i've said to myself, i'm not going to think about this because it would. it would ruin your mindset if you let it. and it can do. and it did for me for a while. i don't think i went out for about three months. yeah, i didn't want to go out and i had a bruise on my leg for a long time where he grabbed me and this is ties in now to as in the fullness of time following his death , it's time following his death, it's now emerged that there were 19 abuse allegations, i believe, from 19 separate women, including the most serious offences of rape and sexual assault between a period of 1979 and 2013. >> yeah, these were, as i understand it, reported to the police between 2005 and 20

now, i would imagine what they're going to read in historical books other than the dodi diaries, whichect timing for christmas. what harm can it do to the. because i think people have probably done worse things than what they read about in books, like in the we did a story the other week where they banned harry potter in like the sex part of jails. >> so anything like to do with kids? oh yeah. whatever. but they banned the leonardo da vinci books because maybe they'll find like stab points, like from his drawings. so that might be a thing. it is a bit weird. i went to visit a friend in jail. i had to smuggle in lady chatterley's lover up my bum, so this is a real problem. but it is to, you know, you're right. you didn't need to get the hardback. >> i was going to say that's. >> i was going to say that's. >> yeah. thank you. you guys . >> yeah. thank you. you guys. you beat my tackle joke. now i feel bad. and he would just improvise it. but yeah, this is there's a lot of talk of censorship of books in schools and whatnot. but this is the first time they've looked at the prisons. but rea

president, do you think it's time for prime minister to do more on this issue or dodi you think he'soing enough? >> no. kamala harris, god forbiand, in november, her administration would be worse. take a look at there's shocking reaction from her running mate, tim walz, when asked about the k israeli hostages that were murdered. as wed out the have seen in gaza, shot in the back of the head. take a looin thek. >> washington state forces have been found dead and gone. >> all right. thanks, everybody. >> what do you think?y they were killed. th wereverybody. we drink my shake. remember, kamala wants to completely eliminate the term radical islamic terroris he term. >> take a look at the courage to that when they use that term . radical islamic terrorism and the greatest victims of terror also have the courage to reject that term. i legal alien. the worst of criminal behavior. i have seen the worst of crime . and undocumented immigrants is not a crime, although and who attacked us on 911? who's entering our country illegally? ring her legallmeanwhile, college kids are back at school and

was here in 1997 that princess diana was staying with dodion that princess diana was staying with dodier crash. now mohamed al fayed's youngest son, 0mar fayed has released a statement on social media saying: we arejoined here on breakfast right now byjen, nicole... some of the women who claim to have been abused spoke to this programme earlier in the week. their testimony is shocking. i earlier in the week. their testimony is shocking-— is shocking. i travelled to paris with him, _ is shocking. i travelled to paris with him, realised _ is shocking. i travelled to paris with him, realised i _ is shocking. i travelled to paris with him, realised i was - is shocking. i travelled to paris with him, realised i was in - is shocking. i travelled to paris i with him, realised i was in danger then because my daughter didn't lock and i had to barricade the door with and i had to barricade the door with a suitcase and a chair. —— my door. ultimately he forced himself upon me in his office and ifought him off and i said i am a pa and 0pa only, alli and i said i am a pa and 0pa only, all i do. and

al fayed, whose son dodi was killed in the same car crash alongside princess diana, himself died lastms settled by harrods since the new owners bought the business in 2010 ever required victims to sign ndas. here's a clip from tonight's documentary in which one victim — gemma — tells the story of her nda, signed when al fayed was still in charge. in 2009, gemma contacted a lawyer who told harrods she was leaving her job on the grounds of sexual harassment. she didn't feel able to disclose the more serious allegations at the time. they agreed to pay a settlement if she signed a nondisclosure agreement. there was also one other condition. the la ers also one other condition. the lawyers organised _ also one other condition. the lawyers organised for a shredding truck— lawyers organised for a shredding truck to _ lawyers organised for a shredding truck to come to my lawyer's office and it _ truck to come to my lawyer's office and it was— truck to come to my lawyer's office and it was shredded in front of us, including _ and it was shredded in front of us, including tapes i had of him, my

mr al fayed back in the early 2000, we know that he was extremely close to his son, dodi, who very sadlymr al fayed had with the british media in particular, that interested me when i was working in showbiz circles, and it was actually a mutual friend who worked in the corporate world with mr al fayed, who arranged for me to have my first meeting with him. and it was really obvious to me from the very first moment that i got to know mr al fayed, how close he was to his son dodi. and of course, you know, his whole family have been entrenched in controversy. you know, the whole years that mr al fayed lived in the uk, wherever he went, you know, it was like the most brilliant media front stories you could imagine. there was always some controversy following him. >> what was he like as a man? i mean, reading some of these allegations, very shocking that so many women have now come forward. just some of the descriptions of the way he used to sort of patrol the department store looking for young women who he found attractive , who who he found attractive, who worked there and tried to take the

personality, and of course, he was the father of dodi fayed who was in a relationship with princess dianaember of the establishment but never achieved it. >> no, never achieved it because tiny rowland, his great nemesis, would run constantly. a campaign exposing fayed as a liar. and in the end it percolated to the palace, who withdrew from the windsor horse show and various other institutions. the home office wouldn't give him a passport, jack straw said no, but on the whole, they didn't do what was the right thing to do was prosecute him and put him behind bars. >> he didn't get his passport. that was his dying wish. wasn't a uk passport. >> i would have thought at the time it was a great wish. but you've got to compare london with new york. there's harvey weinstein, there's jeffrey epstein, prosecuted with great vigour, sent to jail or they commit suicide. in london, fayed got away with it and it's because in london there was corruption at the highest level which let him get away with it. and you're the only station, i'll tell you who's prepared to let me say the truth. >> and that you

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. >> dodi on that point, i mean emerged. >> well, it emerged, charlie, after by by the police, aftert's my problem. and my question is, what if the police can find all this out, you know, after the event, why was it not available to the border force earlier on in the process? and i simply don't know the answer to that. >> and tony, you said that more details need to be assessed here. we need a clearer understanding of what happened. but the home office in this case has been spared a full inquest because the coroner said that these were individual failings and not systemic. i mean, i spoke last night with the stepfather of the victim, and he said that this is urgently needed. they need this inquest. >> well, listen, tony, we're going to very briefly you've got about 10s tony on this one very briefly and then we'll. i don't think we should spare the home office. >> i think we should have an investigation. welcome home. i should welcome the investigation because we need to do better. right and the only way we're going to do better is if we investigate thoroughly these types of events. >