At least 90 more people have come forward with sexual abuse allegations against Al Fayed after the BBC aired a documentary where 21 former Harrods accused the late billionaire of sexual assault and rape.

British police said they had launched an investigation into whether people linked to the late Egyptian billionaire Mohamed al-Fayed helped enable his alleged rape and other sexual abuse of female staff at his London department store Harrods and elsewhere.

British police say there are now 90 victims who have come forward with allegations of abuse against the late billionaire and former Harrods owner.

Britain's biggest police force has launched an investigation into more than five people who may have assisted former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed carry out more than 100 alleged acts of sexual abuse.

The Met said 90 additional alleged victims have contacted the force, in addition to 21 who had already made reports to police.

A police investigation has been launched into more than five people who may have “facilitated” or assisted former Harrod’s boss, Mohamed Al-Fayed’s, alleged sexual offences.

Despite that, Al Fayed died last year having faced no criminal charges. It is thought the timescale for the new allegations is between 1977 and 2014 with the youngest victim aged

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