Police investigate more people over Al Fayed abuse

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News Daily   Iain McDowell 28 November 2024 Good morning. Police are investigating people who may have helped Mohamed Al Fayed sexually abuse women and girls - we have the details. Jeremy Bowen tells us what the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire really means for the Middle East. And are you hoping to bag a bargain on Black Friday? Find out how to spot the best deals.

TOP STORIES Met Police begins inquiry into people 'who may have enabled' Al Fayed Mohamed Al Fayed died last year, aged 94. Credit: PA Media In the two months since the BBC uncovered Mohamed Al Fayed's predatory behaviour, dozens more allegations of rape and sexual assault have been made against the late billionaire. He never faced any criminal charges during his lifetime. But now with more than 90 women having come forward since September to say they were abused, the Metropolitan Police has opened a new inquiry. It's investigating more than five people who it suspects may have assisted or facilitated Al Fayed's sexual offending. "This investigation is about giving survivors a voice despite the fact that Mohamed Al Fayed is no longer alive to face prosecution," says Met commander Steve Clayman. Keep reading Al Fayed abuse 'could be on Savile scale' Abuse survivors tell of their friendship Watch: Al Fayed - Predator at Harrods

Czech billionaire set to clinch deal to buy Royal Mail Daniel Kretinsky's bid for the takeover of Royal Mail by his EP Group is on the verge of being finalised, sources tell us. Our business editor Simon Jack says he understands that the Czech billionaire has offered a series of concessions to the UK government to secure the deal. It could be confirmed within the next fortnight. Read Simon's full report Liz Hatton, teen with cancer who inspired Kate, dies aged 17 When Liz Hatton was invited to Windsor Castle last month to take pictures of the Princess of Wales, images of their embrace made the front pages of the papers. Now the 17-year-old photographer has died from a rare form of cancer. She had compiled a bucket list of photography projects after being diagnosed with an aggressive tumour.

ESSENTIAL READ Lebanon ceasefire is a respite, not a solution for Middle East Our international editor Jeremy Bowen explains what the latest developments mean for Iran's position and for the prospect of peace in Gaza. Get his InDepth analysis

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BBC SOUNDS The assisted dying debate Ahead of tomorrow's Commons vote on the issue, Dame Esther Rantzen - who's joined the Dignitas clinic - discusses it with Nick and Amol. Listen now BBC iPLAYER Homes ruined, lives changed The destruction and disruption caused by Storm Bert's strong gales, heavy rain and flooding, as seen from above. Watch now

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY Kemi Badenoch's first major speech as Conservative leader gets the front-page treatment from the Telegraph and the Mail, which report that she's taking a new line on immigration. The Times says former PM Lord Cameron has U-turned on assisted dying and now supports it. According to the Sun, ITV's This Morning "faces a huge shake-up" after its long-serving boss Martin Frizell quit. See all this morning's front pages Listen to our review of the papers

BEFORE YOU GO How to avoid being ripped off on Black Friday High Street and online retailers are hoping to lure bargain hunters. Credit: Getty Images You've probably been bombarded with Black Friday ads promising eye-catching discounts on all the things you need - and lots more that you don't. But when is a deal not really a deal? We've spoken to retail and consumer experts who tell us how to work out if an offer is a genuine bargain or whether it could leave you out of pocket. Five top tips

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