LONDON (Reuters) -Mohamed al-Fayed, the self-made Egyptian billionaire who bought the Harrods department store and promoted the discredited conspiracy theory that the British royal family was ...

Police are also examining how historic allegations were handled, after initially receiving reports from 21 women accusing ...

The police updated 146 victims who have come forward in a briefing on Aug 11. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

British police say at least 146 people are being treated as victims of late Harrods boss and accused sex offender Mohamed Al ...

The Metropolitan Police say a total of 146 people have now stepped forward to report crimes as part of their ongoing ...

The Metropolitan Police have said 146 people have come forward to report a crime as part of their investigation into former ...

More than 140 people have come forward to report a crime to police as part of a probe into former Harrods boss Mohamed Al ...

Harrods owner Mohamed al-Fayed finally gets his day in court on Monday to allege that his son Dodi and Princess Diana were killed in August 1997 by British security services.

2006年8月31日、英国ロンドンの高級百貨店ハロッズ（Harrods）で、ダイアナ元英皇太子妃（Princess Diana）とドディ・アルファイド（Dodi Al-Fayed）氏の ...

The owner of a multi-million pound penthouse on Park Lane, central London, has been in an eight-year legal battle with companies owned by the late Mohamed Al Fayed and his family, the BBC has found.