More than 100 victims of Al Fayed abuse claim compensation

Harrods has confirmed that more than 100 victims of Mohamed Al Fayed's abuse have entered a compensation scheme, seeking redress for allegations of rape and sexual assault by the former owner. The luxury department store opened the scheme on 31 March, offering compensation for victims who were subjected to intrusive medical examinations. Eligible applicants, even those who were not Harrods employees, may receive up to £385,000 in compensation plus treatment costs if assessed by a consultant psychiatrist, with a deadline for applications extended to 31 March 2026.