gloria allred, thank ou for all very proud. gloria allred, thank you for coming _ all very proud.r coming on _ all very proud. gloria allred, thank you for coming on the _ all very proud. gloria allred, thankj you for coming on the programme. all very proud. gloria allred, thank i you for coming on the programme. it isjust under three hours you for coming on the programme. it is just under three hours until this memorable debate starts and the bbc news channel will be bringing it live. but let's bring in nick and gabriel. gabriel, how big a moment do you think this is, this debate tonight? in do you think this is, this debate toniaht? ., , , , , tonight? in one sense, this is absolutely — tonight? in one sense, this is absolutely massive. - tonight? in one sense, this is absolutely massive. it - tonight? in one sense, this is absolutely massive. it is - tonight? in one sense, this is - absolutely massive. it is completely huge. _ absolutely massive. it is completely huge, especially for kamala harris. as gloria _ huge, especially for kamala harris. as gloria just said, donald trum

my name is| gloria allred. i am an attorney from _ gloria allred.y from the — gloria allred. i am an attorney from the united states. if i may— from the united states. if i may take a moment for personal privilege. — may take a moment for personal privilege. i— may take a moment for personal privilege, i would like to have stand — privilege, i would like to have stand up— privilege, i would like to have stand up and recognise my partner— stand up and recognise my partner of 48 years who is here with— partner of 48 years who is here with me — partner of 48 years who is here with me today, my law partner, nathan— with me today, my law partner, nathan goldberg, and my associate in my law firm, 0iivia~ _ associate in my law firm, olivia. thank you. i have been representing victims for the past — representing victims for the past 48 _ representing victims for the past 48 years, including victims _ past 48 years, including victims ofjeffrey epstein, victims of jeffrey epstein, harvey _ victims ofjeffrey epstein, harvey weinstein, r kelly, and now victims

they lived in fear. feah >> gloria allred , we have to >> gloria allred, we have to leave it there.g up for these courageous women. i suspect in you they've got the best person possible on their side. >> thank you. i'm there to support the team, you know, provide whatever expertise i can provide whatever expertise i can provide and support the victims on their journeys to justice, which is long overdue. and i'm so proud of them. >> thank you very much. and thanks for joining us >> thank you very much. and thanks forjoining us on gb thanks for joining us on gb news. it means a lot. thank you very, very much. and the very, very, very much. and the very, very best of luck. wow. so coming up on the 80th anniversary of the historic operation market garden that forever changed the course of world war ii, will be live from the historic battlefields of arnhem. i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news welcome back. now eight years ago this week, operation market garden saw the tide of world war ii turn forever, and our reporter charlie peters is live now from the netherlands. charlie, w

lawsuit against sean diddy combs alleging he violently assaulted her bollea graves and her attorney, gloria allred announced the legal action today. graves says that the assault happened back in 2001 at a record studio in new york when she was 25 years old. she claims that she was dating one of combs employees when she was lured into meeting him and combs alone. she alleges that she was drugged and woke up bound and restrained and then raped by both men. and that actually claims was taped and distributed to others. pain. >> after being sexually assaulted. has been and hard to put into goes beyond just physical harm. called bait. and during assault. some the hardest parts. all this pain, shame and the guilt. and that experience that plays a negative report. in my ability to function properly. being blamed question and threatened. >> the lawsuit comes just was on charges that include trafficking and racketeering, conspiracy the race for the white house is heating up with just 42 days now until election day. former president trump and vice president harris traveling across the country this week visit

alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has represented dozens of victims of high—profile powerfulfor what he did to many of his victims. these victims have suffered for years, even decades. accusations had been made about al fayed over a number of years. in 2008 and 2009, the police did get involved in a sexual assault case of a 15—year—old girl, but the crown prosecution service decided there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute. then three more times between 2018 and 2023, the police consulted prosecutors for advice on other allegations, but mohamed al fayed died before the investigation was complete. harrods, which has been under new ownership for more than a decade, said today that more accusers have come forward since the bbc documentary. they say they are utterly appalled at the allegations and have expressed sympathy for the victims. they also said they're providing a compensation scheme for ex—employees who say they were attacked by al fayed. highlighted here isjohn macnamara, al fayed's then head of security. the former senior met police officer was today named as one of t

thalia graves spoke alongside her lawyer, gloria allred, this morning. she says that in 2001, combs and his then bodyguard drugged, beat and raped her, filmed the rape and distributed the video. that's her allegation. graves says she struggled with depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress. >> an emotionally scarred. it has been hard for me to trust others to form healthy relationships or even feel safe in my own skin. >> graves is seeking damages in an amount to be determined at trial, and for all copies of the video to be destroyed. singer cassie has also sued combs for rape and abuse. combs is being held without bail and faces federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. there will be no charges filed against the dancing with the stars pro. arrested a month ago. artem chigvintsev was arrested for suspicion. suspicion of felony domestic violence on his estranged wife. he is married to former wwe star nikki garcia, who has filed for divorce. but napa county district attorney alison haley announced today that there isn't enough evidence to charg

gloria allred told gb news that the former harrods owner made it virtually impossible for victims to report his alleged crimes. at least 60 women have now come forward claiming they were sexually assaulted or raped. >> he used a series of threats against some of the victims, saying if you tell anybody we know where your family lives, if you tell anybody, there'll be consequences for you. if you tell anybody, you'll never work in london again. and also if you tell anyone, you'll be terminated. and in fact, some of the women, resisted his sexual advances, and sometimes he used violence against them . violence against them. >> the bbc has been criticised in a new report for their coverage of the conflict in the middle east. the report accuses the corporation of anti—semitism and making false and damaging claims about israel. bbc management have said they don't recognise the overall characterisation. former bbc executive danny cohen said the corporation was failing in its duty to impartiality. >> bbc is a very trusted news source and it has a commitment to impartiality and a commitment t

feeling this head on the way he's dealt with every challenges like, meanwhile, power attorney gloria allred representing some of mister combs is victim, says. >> it's about time, frankly, long overdue. allred says she credits the rapper's downfall to his longtime ex girlfriend, cassie ventura in surveillance video from the century city hotel in 2016 released by cnn in may. you can see com's punching and kicking her. she became the first of several women to sue him for abuse with stories of workers and drug field settings. that video showed him pursuing her as she was attempting to flee. despite com is putting up a 50 million dollar bond. allred says she wasn't surprised bail was denied. judge has to decide what is the risk of flight. and also what is the danger he presents as his attorney prepares for a long by the energy my. >> attorneys say they plan on appealing the no-bail decision in the same courthouse tomorrow. that hearing is set for 12, 30 our time. >> the alum rock union school district in the san jose is moving forward with the plan to decide which schools to close because of a b

alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has represented dozens of victims of high—profile powerfuled died last year at 94 years old. - he died without ever taking i responsibility for what he did to many of his victims. these victims have suffered for years, even decades. i accusations had been made about al fayed over a number of years. in 2008 and 2009, the police did get involved in a sexual assault case of a 15—year—old girl, but the crown prosecution service decided there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute. and then three more times between 2018 and 2023, the police consulted prosecutors for advice on other allegations, but mohamed al fayed died before the investigation was complete. harrods, which has been under new ownership for more than a decade, said today that more accusers have come forward since the bbc documentary. they say they are utterly appalled at the allegations and have expressed sympathy for the victims. they've also said they're providing a compensation scheme for ex—employees who say they were attacked by al fayed. highlighted here isjohn macnamara, al faye

one of the attorneys working with the women gloria allred says the allegations also include the unauthorisedsults of employees he targeted for sexual abuse. i am familiar with how powerful men use their position of wealth and fame to sue, to subject women and girls to sexual abuse. the allegations against mohamed al fayed include serial rape, attempted rape, sexual battery and sexual abuse of minors. they involve doctors administering invasive gynaecological exams, as a condition of employment for some of the employees, who were targeted by mohamed al fayed, for sexual abuse by him. the allegations also include the unauthorised disclosure to mohamed al fayed all the examination results all of of employees he targeted for 0f employees he targeted for sexual— of employees he targeted for sexual abuse. the allegations include cover ups threats, and a quarter of a century of sexual abuse by mohamed al fayed, after he purchased harrods and became its chairman. natacha is a survivor she told the press conference that she joined harrods when she was 19 years old but that it�*s only now that she fel

alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has represented dozens of victims of high powerful men.sponsibility for what he did too many of his victims. these victims have suffered for years, even decades. accusations had been made about al fayed over a number of years. in 2008 and 2009, the police did get involved in a sexual assault case of a 15—year—old girl, but the crown prosecution service decided there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute. then three more times between 2018 and 2023, the police consulted prosecutors for advice on other allegations, but mohamed al fayed died before the investigation was complete. harrods, which has been under new ownership for more than a decade, said today more accusers have come forward since the bbc documentary. they say they are utterly appalled at the allegations and have expressed sympathy for the victims. they also said they are providing a compensation scheme for ex—employees who say they were attacked by al fayed. highlighted here is john mcnamara, harrods' then head of security. the former senior met police officer was today named as

gloria allred told gb news that the former harrods owner made it virtually impossible for victims to alleged crimes. at least 60 women have now come forward claiming they were sexually assaulted or raped. >> he used a series of threats against some of the victims, saying if you tell anybody we know where your family lives. if you tell anybody , there'll be you tell anybody, there'll be consequences for you. if you tell anybody, you'll never work in london again. and also if you tell anyone, you'll be terminated. and in fact, some of the women, resisted his sexual advances . and sometimes he used advances. and sometimes he used violence against them. >> the bbc has been criticised in a new report for their coverage of the conflict in the middle east. the report accuses the corporation of anti—semitism and making false and damaging claims about israel. bbc management have said they don't recognise the overall characterisation. former bbc executive danny cohen said the corporation was failing in its duty to impartiality. >> this is a very trusted news source and it has a commitment to i

alongside, american lawyer gloria allred who has represented dozens of victims of high—profile powerfulat he did to many of his victims. these victims have suffered for years, even decades. i accusations had been made about al fayed over a number of years. in 2008 and 2009, the police did get involved in a sexual assault case of a 15—year—old girl, but the crown prosecution service decided there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute. and then three more times between 2018 and 2023, the police consulted prosecutors for advice on other allegations, but mohamed al fayed died before the investigation was complete. harrods, which has been under new ownership for more than a decade, said today that more accusers have come forward since the bbc documentary. they say they are utterly appalled at the allegations and have expressed sympathy for the victims. they've also said they're providing a compensation scheme for ex—employees who say they were attacked by al fayed. highlighted here isjohn macnamara, al fayed's then head of security. the former senior met police officer was today named as one o

gloria allred are, by the way, is representing her. and the bodyguard drugged her, tied her hands and recorded it all. she says all of these memories live on in her mind every day, and it haunts her. watch her. >> the internal pain after being sexually assaulted has been incredibly deep and hard to put into words. it goes beyond physical harm caused by and during the assault. [background sounds] >> reporter: so graves filing a 26-page civil complaint against combs, the bodyguard can, sherman, and bad boy entertainment. diddy is currently in the same detention center out in brooklyn as disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried. of course, diddy is awaiting trial. meanwhile, diddy's children breaking their silence but not about their father's arrest. the can kids are putting out the statement about horrific conspiracy theories related to the their late mother, kim port. that's' diddy's to ex-girlfriend. anonymous memoir allegedly written by her, hey, that's false. it alleged foul play over her death. they didn't comment about these current

we also heard from gloria allred, us attorney who is representing victims who brought cases againstjeffreyure of this story, given not only the fact that some of these cases happened in places like st. tropez and abu dhabi, paris, but also the fact that some of the women coming forward with their stories are also american and canadian, various nationalities are involved. take a listen to what she said. there are certain themes that emerge — there are certain themes that emerge from the bbc documentary. most of the victims _ documentary. most of the victims were terrified and felt that they had no place to turn. they— that they had no place to turn. they felt — that they had no place to turn. they felt powerless and they feared — they felt powerless and they feared retaliation. their terror— feared retaliation. their terror was reinforced by threats, _ terror was reinforced by threats, surveillance, and phone _ threats, surveillance, and phone tapping. it is also apparent from the documentary that many of the women were vulnerable, and that mohamed al fayed _ vulnerable, and that mohamed al

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graves held a news conference alongside her lawyer gloria allred. opened up about the effects of the alleged abuse she says she endured while she knew combs and his associates. graves accuses combs and his head of security of drugging and raping her in new york city in 2001, recording the entire incident. >> some of the hardest parts of this pain are the shame and the guilt i have experienced that plays a negative part in my day to day ability to function properly. >> combs is currently in federal custody in new york city after being arrested and indicted on sex trafficking, kidnaping and racketeering charges. >> football legend brett favre, revealing today that he has been diagnosed with parkinson's disease during an unrelated congressional hearing. >> sadly, i also lost an investment in a company that i believed was developing a breakthrough concussion drug i thought would help others. and i'm sure you'll understand why it's too late for me, because i've recently been diagnosed with parkinson's. this is also a cause dear to my heart. >> parkinson'

thalia graves held a news conference today alongside her lawyer gloria allred.d up about the effects of the alleged abuse she says she endured while she knew sean combs and his associates. graves accuses combs and his head of security of drugging and raping her in new york city back in 2001, recording the entire incident. >> some of the hardest parts of this pain are the shame and the guilt. i have experienced that plays a negative part in my day to day ability to function properly. >> combs is currently in federal custody in new york city after being arrested and indicted on sex trafficking, kidnaping, and racketeering charges. >> the napa county district attorney's office is not pursuing criminal charges after a professional dancer of dancing with the stars fame was arrested in yountville last month. 42 year old artem chigvintsev was booked on august 29th on suspicion of domestic violence after a dispute with his wife. former wwe star nikki bella. she has since filed for divorce. the district attorney telling ktvu there was not enough evidence presented to fil

>> well, earlier on the programme, we spoke to high profile american attorney gloria allred . who have accused the former harrods owner of abuse, talking about the court of pubuc talking about the court of public opinion. >> when you're talking about that and of course, people have a right to be presumed innocent unless and until they are convicted in a court of law. having said that, in the court of public opinion, the bbc documentary had 20 victims who spoke there and, you know, made allegations , serious allegations allegations, serious allegations of rape, child sexual abuse, serial rape, sexual battery against mohamed al fayed . and, against mohamed al fayed. and, i don't know if they're thinking that there's a certain number of people that have to come forward until women are going to be believed. how many, how many women must come forward? for them to be believed, and, and all i can say is harrods themselves, in this at the end of the documentary, issued a statement by the new owners of harrods, who purchased it in 2010 that, they do think that, i'm paraphrasing, of cour

>> well, we do know that a woman has come forward with powerhouse attorney gloria allred.timony last week, and now i was actually speaking with an executive producer with tmz. they do expect more alleged victims to come forward now that sean diddy combs is behind bars. so there's less of a fear of retribution. but really, these legal woes keep on coming now. sean diddy combs attorney, says that his client will not take a plea deal. he's been pushing for a speedy trial that is yet to be determined, as prosecutors likely want more time to continue questioning witnesses and gathering evidence. so this really is a day by day basis type of a situation. >> it seems like every time we turn around, there is another accusation being thrown toward sean diddy combs right now. that's a story that continues to develop. and stephanie, tomorrow night, the last debate from both these campaigns will involve, jd vance here and governor tim walz are going to be facing off finally tomorrow. and that is the last we will see either people in this candidate face off in any kind of debate. what c

that it has been shown and it has been sold as a pornography now, yesterday, talija graves and gloria allred, they held a press conference here in los angeles. i was in attendance and talia spoke about the emotional toll that this alleged attack took on her life. let's take a look at what she you have to say the combination of physical and emotional pain has created a cycle of suffering from which it is so far, three didn't answer questions after she gave her statement in that statement that you saw very emotional. she was crying and wiping tears away the entire time. she did say that she is happy to see combs behind bars now, but that it's just telling temporary relief in the lawsuit. they're also claims that she has been threatened over the years not to come forward, sara, and that is one of the reasons why she is speaking out. now, again, more than two decades after this alleged attack i think she's 11th person to accuse sean diddy combs in some way, shape, or form. elizabeth wagmeister, what a terrifying story. thank you so much. appreciate that. a new hour of cnn, new central starts rig

on friday, we were joined by gloria allred . were joined by gloria allred.course, famously represented some of harvey weinstein's victims. it was astonishing what she was telling us, what had been going on. and you were at that press conference, some of the allegations that mr al—fayed was using harrods as a place to locate children , sometimes 14 locate children, sometimes 14 year olds, sending out members of staff to get women and girls from the shop floor of harrods to bring them to him , and then to bring them to him, and then going on the allegations to even commit crimes on that location itself. it's an incredible case and one where there's a huge, huge appetite for justice. >> yeah, i was sad in that press conference for over an hour, martin and a number of the victims and survivors were in the room, and it was just so fascinating to see their bravery, i think. and also what was also quite shocking is mohamed al fayed. he seemed to have a type. a number of them were blonde. all of them were beautiful, and it was just really interesting to see them sta

representing the attorney representing the attorney representing the attorney representing the survivors, gloria allred was 20, in the morning, 37 by the afternoon. now saying 200 survivors implicated this is just an astonishing development in this story . just an astonishing development in this story. cameron. >> yeah, it is. 200 people have contacted the lawyers, whether or not they're being represented or not they're being represented or not they're being represented or not yet is another matter. but 60 confirmed so far, with one alleged perpetrator, mohamed al fayed, and what the pattern appears to be from what we've learned from the press conference and various lawyers statements now, other organisations getting involved is that mohamed al fayed was a man who lawyers claim was at the very top of his organisation, who had a lot of money behind him , had a lot of friends in him, had a lot of friends in high places, which lawyers claim allowed him to carry out this sort of abuse. harrods have apologised to the victims and say they will, of course, co—operate fully with any investigation, and the curr

i'll be joined in the studio by gloria allred, an astonishing women's rights lawyer who took down harvey woman on a mission. she'll join me in the studio and as the sun sets in arnhem, we'll join the 80th birthday commemorations over there to watch the wreaths being laid and listen to the pipes being played on those historic bridges on the battlefields of arnhem. that's all coming. three, two, six. all eyes on the reform conference. >> absolutely. and i'm sure that will be a very moving event to finish as well. martin, we're going to have our eyes on your show, that's for sure. three till six. stay tuned for that. we're now going to have a little catch up with tom harwood. tom is at the reform conference. he's not going to be leaping around for us this time. i don't think he's staying put. but a little earlier we spoke to robert jenrick, didn't we? he has a bit of a punchy piece out in today's daily mail. he says the timing of it has nothing to do with the reform party conference, but i sense that maybe it did. and he's saying talking about national identity, talking about national ident

we're joined by one of the lawyers, gloria allred. gloria, good morning to you.easure and ask them if they— his own sexual pleasure and ask them if they wanted to be employed at harrods — if they wanted to be employed at harrods. and it was and has been a burden— harrods. and it was and has been a burden that — harrods. and it was and has been a burden that has been carried by so many— burden that has been carried by so many victims for so many years, for decades— many victims for so many years, for decades in— many victims for so many years, for decades in fact. they have felt ashamed. _ decades in fact. they have felt ashamed, they have felt humiliated. they have _ ashamed, they have felt humiliated. they have felt terrified because not only did _ they have felt terrified because not only did mohammed al fired try to inflict _ only did mohammed al fired try to inflict himself and did engage in attempted rape and inflicted rape on others _ attempted rape and inflicted rape on others but _ attempted rape and inflicted rape on others but he threaten them. he threa