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Mohamed Al Fayed's victims tell GB News new Harrods boss is refusing to meet them

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Survivors of abuse by the former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed have told GB News that bosses at the store are refusing to meet them, two years after the scandal first came to light. Two survivors, Jen Mills and Lindsay Mason, went inside the department store to ask to speak to Harrods' managing director, Michael Ward, GB News can reveal. The pair were made to wait by his personal assistant before being told that a meeting “wasn't possible”. The two survivors were instead referred to the "contact us" page on Harrods' main website, GB News understands. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Harrods said it “stand[s] by the progress” it has made in supporting survivors over the last two years. Mr Ward has previously said: "I am very dreadfully sorry for what has happened with Al Fayed." This occurred while around 30 survivors and supporters gathered outside Harrods in central London on Friday to mark the eve of the second anniversary of the BBC documentary, which brought the abuse scandal into

First report: I was raped 15 times by Mohamed Al Fayed when I worked at Harrods – he had ‘favourite girls’ and made us have STI tests — thesun.co.uk, 2d