businessman mohamed al fayed who went from selling soft drinks in egypt to owning harrods and the paris ritzed at the age of 94. reporter: egyptian businessman mohamed al fayed was best - known for his links to the british royal family. his son dodi was killed alongside princess diana in paris in 1997. reporter: he was the self-made billionaire determined to get - into british society and became known to a new generation - through the most recent series of the crown. - diana. mohamed, but you must call me mou mou. to be honest, this made me really hot and bothered. i think he comes across, erm, pleasant. we all know he's not. itjust makes him look sort of funny and gregarious, and he could turn that on, but it's all... he wasn't. he was... ..vile. and that makes me angry. people shouldn't remember him like that. it's not how he was. i've been waiting for 25 years for someone to believe me. i to talk about the awful things that he did. - i have spoken up about my time there on numerous occasions. most of the time it has been shut down. he tried to rape me more than once. and he pushed me in a

mohamed al fayed, who went from selling soft drinks - in egypt to owning harrods and the paris ritz hasi died at the age of 94. his son dodi was killed alongside princess diana in paris in 1997. he was the self—made billionaire determined to get into british society, and became known to a new generation through the most recent series of the crown. diana. muhammad. but you must call me momo. to be honest, it's made me really hot and bothered. i think he comes across as pleasant. we all know he's not. itjust makes him look sort of funny and gregarious and. and he could turn that on. but it's all he wasn't. he was vile. and that makes me angry. people shouldn't remember him like that. it's not how he was. i've been waiting for 25 years for someone to believe me, to talk about the awful things that he did. i have spoken up about my time there on numerous occasions. most of the time it has been shut down. he tried to rape me more than once. and he pushed me in and onto the bed so that i couldn't move and held both my wrists. i was going to face down on the bed and he pressed himself on me. ge

mohamed al fayed, who went from selling soft drinks - in egypt to owning harrods and the paris ritz, de billionaire determined to get into british society, and became known to a new generation through the most recent series of the crown. diana. muhammad. — but you must call me momo. to be honest, it's made me really hot and bothered. i think he comes across as pleasant. we all know he's not. itjust makes him look sort of funny and gregarious.

grown incredibly fast and spread from harrods to al fayed's homes in london and surrey, to the ritz hotel in parisd now fulham football club. since the documentary was broadcast, more than 65 more women have come forward with new allegations just to the bbc. the met police says more than a0 women have come forward to them, the odds to 21 who had made allegations before he died. those are being assessed to see if there's any criminality by people who might have been helping them put up surrey police have a case relating to his mansion in oxted in surrey and the biggest number is the more than 200 claims been settled by harrods with women who say they have had sexual misconduct by mohamed al fayed while in their employ. some of the women making allegations will appear on more than one or all of the lists but it does show that, since the bbc broadcast a documentary about a man who was clearly a prolific predator, lots of women have lost their fear and have been able to come forward and have been able to come forward and try and give an idea of the scale of the scandal. the body of the former first mi

the abuse allegedly took place at fulham fc, the ritz hotel in paris, harrods and other places owned by the allegations. the government has settled the claim brought by the mother of a schoolgirl in south london who died of an asthma attack because of excessive air pollution. in 22, ella du kissi—debrah, who was nine, became the first person to have air pollution listed as a cause of death on a certificate in the uk. ministers told the mother they were truly sorry for her loss. gb news has been fined £100,000 for breaking impartiality rules over a programme featuring a question and answer session with the then prime minister rishi sunak. the media watchdog ofcom says mr sunak was given an uncontested platform to promote his policies in the programme in february. gb news says the ofcom decision is a direct attack on free speech in the uk. david sillito has the story. please welcome the _ david sillito has the story. please welcome the prime _ david sillito has the story. please welcome the prime minister, - david sillito has the story. please| welcome the prime minister, rishi sunak.