Lawyers representing the alleged victims of late Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed say they now represent 60 “survivors” and that they have “credible evidence of abuse” at Fulham Football Club. In the last week, barristers revealed they had received well over 200 calls from current and former staff who worked with Al Fayed.

Harrods apologized to its employees on Thursday over the late owner Mohamed Al Fayed's alleged sexual abuse. The London department store was bought by Al Fayed, an Egypt-born businessman, in the mid-1980s.