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💼 BBC Business • Thursday, February 12, 2026
⚡ Key Highlights
- Over 180 survivors engaged in Harrods abuse redress scheme
- More than 50 women have received compensation so far
- The scheme will close to new submissions on 31 March
- Harrods has set aside over £60m for the compensation scheme
More than 180 survivors of abuse by the former Harrods owner Mohammed Al Fayed are currently engaged in its compensation scheme. The luxury retailer has already paid out compensation to over 50 women. The scheme, which was opened last March, will close to new submissions on 31 March. In October, Harrods said it had set aside over £60m to compensate victims of alleged historical abuse. The compensation scheme will award each eligible claimant damages of £200,000, though victims who agree to be assessed by a consultant psychiatrist could receive up to £385,000 in compensation plus treatment costs.
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Original Source: BBC Business
