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Another 65 women come forward with allegations of abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed stretching back nearly 50 years
A FURTHER 65 women have come forward with allegations of abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed stretching back nearly 50 years.
They contacted the BBC with new details of rape and sexual assault.
One woman said she was assaulted by Fayed in Dubai in 1977 — the earliest allegation so far.
Fayed, the former Harrods and Fulham FC owner who died last year aged 94, is accused of multiple sexual assaults after a BBC probe was published last month.
The corporation said 37 of the latest women had worked at the London department store.
Barristers representing alleged victims said last week that the group has more than 70 clients.
The Metropolitan Police has also said it was investigating a number of new allegations made against Mr Al Fayed, in addition to prior reports.
The force said it would carry out “full reviews of all existing allegations” of incidents said to have taken place between 1979 and 2013 to ensure there are “no new lines of inquiry based on new information which has emerged”.
The Met said it was contacting lawyers representing alleged victims to “ensure they have the opportunity to speak with us and report any offences”.
A Harrods statement said: “So far there are 200-plus individuals in the Harrods process to settle claims directly with the business.”
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch must now convince Tories, not left-wing voters, they have what it takes
A proper Tory
OUR hearts go out to all those non-Tory voters apparently aghast that the Tories appear to have picked two actual Conservatives to lead them.
Hand-wringing pundits and staunch Labour or Lib Dem supporters have queued up to denounce the party’s alleged lurch into “far-right extremism” in the form of leadership wannabes Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick.
None ever vote Tory. It just discomforts them to think of Conservatives run by someone who believes in conservatism over, say, the Tony Blair fan worship the party has too often indulged.
They pretend the Tories cannot get elected away from the “sensible centre” where they like to see this party they don’t vote for.
They pretend most people share their concerns.
Except Margaret Thatcher was no soggy centrist, nor “far right”.
She won three elections easily via her reforming zeal, her courage to cut taxes and curb union power, her strength, competence and unswerving principles.
With respect to the five leaders the party has had since 2010, lost Tory voters don’t want more of the same.
They can be won back by Conservative values informing new Conservative policies.
By a strong leader with the energy to carry those forward in Government against a truculent civil service, lawfare campaigners and Left-wing social media.
A leader who, until then, can hold Keir Starmer’s feet firmly to the fire.
Jenrick and Badenoch must now convince Tories, not left-wing onlookers, they have what it takes.
Born identity
BABIES are born male or female. It really is that simple.
To claim they are merely “assigned” a gender at birth is not progress. Just absurd, bewildering Orwellian new-speak of which the public is heartily sick.
No NHS trust should plead poverty then splurge on a guide to trendy LGBT terms, flags and banned “non-inclusive” words including, incredibly, “gay”.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting need look no further in his quest to refocus precious NHS funds on frontline care.
Hospitals indulging puerile wokery are crying out for their budgets to be slashed.
Fuel flaw
WE understand Rachel Reeves’ problem.
Her Treasury officials are warning that many of her tax-raising plans may produce little . . . or even cost money.
Hiking fuel duty, which The Sun’s Keep It Down campaign has kept frozen for 14 years, will be just as self-harming.
Pump prices appear to have bottomed out around 133.7p a litre. No one will welcome a Chancellor opportunistically raising that by 5p or more in the Budget.
Fuel duty is a tax on working people. It feeds inflation and crushes growth.
We hope officials point that out too.
Union leader slams Labour’s workers’ rights shake-up and says it has ‘more holes than Swiss cheese’
A UNION leader has taken aim at Labour’s workers’ rights shake-up — saying it leaves “more holes than Swiss cheese”.
Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said the Employment Rights Bill did not go far enough and would fail to make work pay — a key election pledge.
She said: “The bill still ties itself up in knots trying to avoid what was promised.
“Failure to end ‘fire and rehire’ and zero hours contracts once and for all will leave more holes than Swiss cheese that hostile employers will use.”
Her comments echo the fears of some business leaders who describe the bill as “clumsy and chaotic” and worry it will add to red tape and prompt a hiring freeze.
The legislation, due to come into force in 2026, will hand workers rights — including to parental leave and sick pay — from day one.
Deputy PM Angela Rayner defended her reforms, insisting: “These packages are pro-business and pro-worker.”
MPs are set to vote on the bill for the first time on October 21, ahead of its second reading in the Commons.
Yesterday, Tina McKenzie, at the Federation of Small Businesses, said: “This legislation is a rushed job, clumsy, chaotic and poorly planned.
“It lacks any real pro-growth element and will increase economic inactivity, jeopardising the Government’s employment target.”
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said: “Our plan will see more Sun readers get security for the future while ensuring businesses are on a level playing field.”
Kevin Hollinrake, the Shadow Business Secretary, said: “Despite a chorus of opposition, Labour are rushing this legislation through to appease their union paymasters.”
I can FINALLY find party dresses to fit my 34G boobs – shop Fab’s new Fuller Bust Collection including a ‘backless’ midi
OUR Fabulous range of clothing for fuller-busted women is back – with a new collection featuring all you need for the festive season and beyond.
In May we asked our Fabulous readers about their struggles to find clothes that fit and flatter larger breasts.
You responded in your thousands and the first Fabulous Fuller Bust Collection was put together by you.
I took your needs to a team of skilled designers, who worked on specialist features to make the grievances of dressing a fuller bust a thing of the past.
For example, I found so many dresses on the high street that look amazing at the front, only to be disappointed to find they have a gaping hole at the back.
So thrilled
That meant I would have to either wear nothing to support my 34G bust, or put my bra on show.
So we created a backless dress with a wide rear strap that allows you wear your bra while giving the backless illusion.
From your feedback, we got to work on more designs like this to make looking good easier. To tops, we added shirred fabric detailing and extra lining to make sure the buttons don’t gape.
We’re confident we thought of everything!
We even included hidden poppers so there’s no need for safety pins on V-necks.
And we added clever ruching and elasticated backs to support movement.
From the colours available to the cuts and details of the designs you, our loyal readers, helped create a fashion range that was adored by thousands of women.
In just five weeks of the range being launched, £55,000 worth of dresses were sold.
Now, with Christmas approaching — when finding the perfect frock seems more of a demand than ever — we’re giving you another collection.
Just like the first range, I wanted to create dresses that were comfortable, trend-led and versatile, so you can get more out of them.
Intended for the party season all seven can be worn throughout winter.
Happy shopping!
They include “The Angelica” leopard-print frock.
The animal print is huge this season and will always be a stylish go-to in your wardrobe. Plus you can dress it up for party season.
Burgundy and other rich reds have swept the catwalk and high street for autumn/winter so we’ve re-created a best seller from the summer line, in the deep colour.
The “Abby” dress was the black midi frock that proved so popular.
Now it is in a sumptuous red satin fabric in with its signature extra-wide tie-back.
I’m so thrilled we’ve been able to create a new range for us bigger-busted women and hope you love them as much as I do.
To see the full range from our Party Dress collection, be sure to pick up Fabulous magazine, FREE with The Sun on Sunday this weekend.
Prices range from £49 to £59 and all dresses are on sale NOW. Happy shopping!
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THE RANGE
- The Angelica dress, £49
- The Carly dress, £59
- The Emily dress, £49
- The Abby dress, £49
Tommy Fury ‘sends a secret message’ to Molly-Mae live on This Morning after he’s quizzed on cheating
TOMMY Fury ‘sent a secret message’ to Molly-Mae Hague live on This Morning after he was quizzed on the cheating allegations.
The pair, who met on ITV2’s Love Island in 2019, shocked fans when they announced their shock split in August.
Earlier today Tommy appeared on ITV’s breakfast show This Morning to talk about his new book Lightening Strikes Twice.
During his chat with hosts Cat Deeley and Ben Shepherd, the boxer opened up about what the novel is about – and new chapter he added after their shock split.
Tommy could have sent out a message to Molly-Mae while on our screens as he is still wearing his promise ring that she got him.
It’s not the first time he’s worn the piece of jewellery recently.
Last month fans pointed out a huge clue that he was sending a sign to ex fiancée in one of his YouTube videos.
The reality favourite was seen wearing the gold band, that he wore before their engagement last year, on his finger throughout.
During his stint on This Morning, Tommy was faced with accusations that he had been unfaithful to Molly-Mae.
Ben said: “How do you deal with those critics because Molly-Mae put a statement out about the relationship, about the fact the relationship had ended, and (they) immediately jumped to the conclusion that you had done something wrong?
Tommy replied: “Yeah, no of course. I mean there have been a lot of critics out there and there will be critics out there until the day I die.
“Everyone will jump on the bandwagon when there’s a bandwagon to jump on.
“But at the end of the day, you know, out of respect for Molly and out of respect for myself and our relationship, I’m going to let us deal with that in private as much as we can.
“I’m just happy to be here today to talk about me book, and I want to leave all that stuff to me and Molly. We owe the respect to ourselves to do that.”
Ben was keen to get more out of the boxer.
The presenter added: “You did add an extra chapter, and there is one accusation you have addressed and there is this accusation that you cheated on Molly.”
Tommy told the hosts: “Yeah. Like I said I’m going to leave that for me and Molly to work through.
Timeline of Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury's split
After five years together, Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury split up in August 2024.
At around 4pm on Wednesday, August 14, Molly-Mae and Tommy suffer an explosive showdown and Molly-Mae announces her split from fiancé Tommy Fury, saying ‘ I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way’.
An hour later Tommy shares a separate and brief statement confirming they have parted ways, and thanks Molly-Mae for making him ‘a dad’.
The real reason they split emerges and on Thursday, August 15 The Sun reveals how Molly-Mae learned Tommy had cheated on her – leading to an explosive showdown.
On Saturday, August 17, The Sun reveals how Molly-Mae had been sent an upsetting video showing Tommy kissing a girl in a nightclub in North Macedonia on a lads holiday.
Exactly one week after the split a Danish woman accused of getting close to Tommy speaks to The Sun. On Wednesday, August 21, she denies she is the girl who kissed Tommy.
“At the end of the day a lot of that stuff has been put out there.
“The whole world has seen what we’ve been going through for the past month or two months, however long it has been.”
But Ben wanted to press for more, saying: “In the book you categorically deny it.”
“Yeah in the last chapter in there what I did was add all my feelings in there,” Tommy replied.
“I felt freely in the book to speak So that’s why I added the last chapter to keep everybody up to date.
“And it has been tough but you can read about it all in there.”
Molly and Tommy met in 2019.
The pair, who share a daughter called Bambi, got engaged last year.
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