Queen's son: Everyone on Harrods shop floor knew AI Fayed was a wrong 'un

HARRODS staff "all knew" about boss Mohamed AI Fayed's predatory behaviour, the Queen's son has said.

- Emily Ferguson

Tom Parker-Bowles, 49, worked as a teenager at the luxury department store owned for 25 years by AI Fayed, who he said was "famous" for talking to attractive young staff members.

Food critic Tom said everyone who worked there knew AI Fayed was "a wrong 'un".

He also implied AI Fayed, who died last year, knew who his mother Camilla was, due to her relationship with then-Prince Charles. Police believe AI Fayed abused at least 11 women between 1977 and 2013 - with the youngest victim aged 13.

His son Dodi was killed in the same car crash as Diana, Princess of Wales in August 1997.