Five women who worked for Mohamed Al Fayed between 1995 and 2012 are planning to launch a legal claim against his estate for personal injury, alleging they were subjected to sexual abuse, harassment, and mistreatment. Law firm Leigh Day has sent a pre-action letter to the estate’s lawyers on behalf of the claimants, stating that the women endured abuse while working for Al Fayed outside of Harrods and should hold his estate accountable for their suffering, which included verbal abuse and threats when they tried to report the abuse.
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UK must pay to join EU defence fund, says Brussels
The UK is expected to pay a fee to access a €150bn EU weapons fund as part of a broader defence and security pact set to be signed at a May 19 summit. This agreement necessitates a detailed bilateral deal for UK companies like BAE Systems to secure contracts under the Security Action For Europe (Safe) fund, which aims to bolster EU defence spending in light of security concerns. Negotiations are ongoing, with an emphasis...
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