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The aftermath of a BBC investigation - in which 20 ex-Harrods employees say they were sexually assaulted or raped by its former owner Mohamed Al Fayed - has continued today.

More than 100 women have reached out to a legal team which is representing 37 of Fayed's accusers, according to one of their barristers.

In a news conference this afternoon, a lawyer said the cases were “rapidly evolving and expanding every day".

The current owners of Harrods say they are appalled by the allegations and have a settlement process in place for accusers.

Fulham FC are in the process of establishing whether Fayed, who bought the football club in 1997, attacked employees during his time as owner.

We are now ending our live coverage. You can read a recap of what we learned from a press conference involving several accusers earlier today, and read a full round-up of the fallout.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c1m9r3pl31yt

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