A new BBC documentary says the Egyptian-born businessman - who died in London aged 94 last August - carried out the attacks during his time in charge of the elite outlet.

Multiple former employees told the BBC they had been raped or sexually assaulted by the billionaire businessman, who died last year.

'We all watched each other walk through that door thinking, "you poor girl, it's you today" and feeling utterly powerless to stop it.'

More than 20 women allege assault and physical violence at properties in London and Paris.

Multiple women have accused Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, the former owner of upmarket London department store Harrods where they worked, of rape and sexual assault, the BBC said on Thursday. Fayed had previously been accused of sexually assaulting and groping multiple women but a 2015 police investigation into a rape allegation did not lead to any charges.

Multiple women have accused Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, the former owner of upmarket London department store Harrods where they worked, of rape and sexual assault, the BBC said on Thursday. Fayed had previously been accused of sexually assaulting and groping multiple women but a 2015 police investigation into a rape allegation did not lead to any charges.

More than 20 women have spoken as part of probe alleging assault and physical violence

Multiple women have accused Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed, the former owner of upmarket London department store Harrods where they worked, of rape and sexual assault, the BBC said on Thursday. The allegations, made in a BBC documentary and podcast, are the latest to be leveled at powerful figures following the…

Five women who worked at the luxury store say they were raped by the billionaire - BBC documentary reveals.

Five women have come forward with rape allegations.

More than 20 women have spoken to the BBC as part of a special investigation, coming forward with allegations of assault and physical violence at properties in London and Paris

The Egyptian billionaire owned the luxury department store Harrods for more than 25 years

Five women alleged they had been raped by Al Fayed, who died last year at the age of 94, the BBC reported.

Late Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al Fayed raped and sexually assaulted dozens of his former female employees, according to testimony from many of his alleged victims

Managing director Michael Ward has written to staff to 'sincerely apologise' as an investigation revealed five ex-employees accused Fayed (pictured, right) of raping them.

The BBC documentary, 'al-Fayed: Predator at Harrods', claims that late billionaire Mohamed al-Fayed raped five women and sexually abused at least 15 others when they worked at the luxury department store.

The London department store said its former owner was “intent on abusing his power wherever he operated.”

Former Harrods workers have claimed Mohamed Al Fayed was sent the results of sexual health tests they were offered as a 'perk of the job'. 

More than 20 female former employees have spoken out

A new BBC documentary sees Mohamed Al Fayed, whose son Dodi died in a car crash with Princess Diana, accused of rape by former employees.

Former police officer Mark Williams-Thomas, who helped to expose Jimmy Savile as a paedophile in 2012, was reportedly part of a police probe into the Al Fayed's alleged sex crimes.

Villa Windsor in Paris was constructed in 1929 and it became a much-loved home for King Edward VIII and his wife Wallis Simpson in the decades after his abdication.

Scotland Yard's former head of royalty protection Dai Davies disclosed that police were first made aware of such accusations against Al-Fayed in the 1990s.

A string of women have come forward to publicly accuse the late Harrods owner and billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed of serious sexual assaults and predatory behaviour

Multiple women have come forward to claim the late Egyptian businessman sexually abused them in the Knightsbridge store and at his properties in the UK and abroad.

Five women alleging they were raped by late Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed have tearfully spoken out at how the Egyptian-born billionaire was portrayed in Netflix hit series The Crown.

A BBC investigation into Mohamed Al Fayed, the late former Harrods owner, has prompted more women to come forward.