Mohamed Al Fayed

A COURT has ordered the French authorities to pay Mohamed Al Fayed $A8,109 over an inquiry into Princess Diana's fatal car crash, according to a judgment seen by AFP. Al Fayed, the billionaire owner of London's upmarket Harrods department store, has ...  

Mohamed Al Fayed has admitted he cannot understand the speculation surrounding Roy Hodgson's future.  

There's an intriguing update in the Princess Diana story. The AFP reports that a French court has ordered the authorities to pay Mohamed Al Fayed, the owner of Harrods department store and the father of Dodi Fayed, 5,000 euros over an inquiry into the car crash that killed Princess Diana, Dodi Fayed and their driver Henri Paul in Paris. Since the accident in 1997, Mohamed Al Fayed has claimed that the accident, which was caused when Paul...  

Mohamed Al Fayed can not foresee when he will have any reason to axe current Fulham boss Roy Hodgson...  

Tanya Gold's sneering article on Christmas at Harrods (G2, 24 November) overlooked an important part of what we do here. The chairman, Mohamed Al Fayed, holds a breakfast every year, with a visit from Father Christmas, for hundreds of local children for whom Christmas is not such a fun affair. It's private; no press are invited. Mr Al Fayed is a patron of Great Ormond Street hospital, and Harrods is committed this season to raising £300,000...  

Harrods owner Mohamed al Fayed has said he is "delighted" after French authorities were criticised over the investigation into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and his son Dodi.  

A court has ordered the French authorities to pay Mohamed Al Fayed 5,000 euros ($A8,108.98) over an inquiry into Princess Diana's fatal car crash.  

Mohamed Al Fayed says that he would like to be the president of an independent Scotland.  

—Sapa-AFP. LONDON— Mohamed Al Fayed, owner of Harrods, the plush London emporium, told The Sunday Times newspaper he is ready to become the first president of an independent Scotland. The Egyptian tycoon (80), who owns an estate in the Scottish ...  

LONDON (AFP) - Mohamed Al Fayed, owner of plush London emporium Harrods, told The Sunday Times he was ready to become the first president of an independent Scotland.  

Mohamed Al Fayed, owner of plush London emporium Harrods, is ready to become the first president of an independent Scotland. The Egyptian tycoon, 80, who owns an estate in the Scottish Highlands, told the London Sunday Times that he was urging his ...  

HARRODS boss Mohamed al-Fayed has urged Scots to ditch Alex Salmond and the Royal Family and make him president of an independent Scotland.  

Harrods owner Mohamed al Fayed said he was “delighted” after French authorities were criticised over the investigation into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and his son Dodi. Judges at one of France’s highest civil courts ordered the ...  

LONDON: Mohamed Al Fayed, owner of plush London emporium Harrods, has said he is ready to become the first president of an independent Scotland. The Egyptian tycoon, 80, who owns an estate in th...  

French authorities must pay Mohamed Al Fayed €5000 euros £4600 after a court ruled that the government was responsible for "unnecessary delays" following the fatal car crash of Diana Princess of Wales.