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Inside Harrods’ house of horror

Mohamed al-Fayed hoped his son Dodi’s relationship with Princess Diana meant he would finally be accepted by British society. But even as he plotted his way into the Royal Family, the Egyptian tycoon was abusing and raping girls as young as 15.

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Essendon Bombers family (L - R) Terry, Joe, Neale, Anthony and Chris Daniher at the True Value Solar Centre on Saturday, April 29, 2017, in Tullamarine, Victoria, Australia. The four brothers will lead Joe and the rest of the current Bombers on to the field in tomorrow's match against Melbourne as Neale continues his fundraising in his fight against MND.Picture: Hamish Blair

Hang on, Joe, grandma’s on her way

The Danihers are Australian sporting royalty. Joe is on the cusp of another AFL flag for the tribe. He’s making his way to the MCG for Saturday’s grand final between Brisbane and Sydney. So’s grandma.

A Very Royal ScandalThe Times
Screen grab from BBS TV. BBC Newsnight's Emily Maitlis interviews Prince Andrew, The Duke of York over his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Answering questions about his links to Epstein for the first time, Prince Andrew said his stay was not "becoming of a member of the Royal Family". The Duke of York also said he "let the side down" by staying at his home. Source: BBC

Andrew to BBC: Were you abused?

A scene in the Amazon series A Very Royal Scandal portrays the prince as saying he would have refused the interview had any of the Newsnight team been victims.

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