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Harrods Investigating if Any Current Staff Were Involved in Fayed’s Alleged Abuse

The company is investigating potential involvement of its current staff in the alleged sexual abuse by former owner Mohamed Al Fayed and is collaborating with Scotland Yard to address the claims.
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Victims have called for key staff and associates of Fayed to reveal what they knew of the alleged abuse, which is said to have stretched over a number of decades. (Shutterstock)

Harrods is investigating whether any of its current staff were “directly or indirectly involved” in the

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