LAWYERS SAY AL FAYED VICTIM PAYOUTS COULD REACH £150M

KP Law, a firm representing survivors of alleged abuse by former Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed, says compensation claims against the department store's redress scheme could total as much as £150 million. One report said the firm represents more than 275 survivors, while another put the number at more than 200.

KP Law said the "true value" of its clients' claims is likely double or triple the amount Harrods has set aside for compensation. The firm described the redress scheme as "not fit for purpose".