Sale of Sir Jim's homes to raise £1m for charity
The former homes of the late Sir Jimmy Savile have gone on the market - and are expected to raise around £1m for charity.
Sir Jimmy headstone unveiled almost a year after death
A headstone has been unveiled at Sir Jimmy Savile's grave in Scarborough today
Fans snap up Sir Jimmy memorabilia at auction
More than 1000 bidders have registered for the auction of Sir Jimmy's belongings. His family hope it will raise £300,000 for charity.
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Sale of Sir Jim's homes to raise £1m for charity
The former homes of the late Sir Jimmy Savile have gone on the market - and are expected to raise around £1m for charity.
Read the full storyNew plaque in honour of Sir Jimmy
The plaque was unveiled on a property in Scarborough where Sir Jimmy had an apartment.Although gold-coloured, the plaque is actually made from aluminium.
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Sir Jimmy headstone unveiled almost a year after death
A headstone has been unveiled at Sir Jimmy Savile's grave in Scarborough today
Read the full storyAuction raises £320,000 for charity
A marathon auction of Sir Jimmy Savile's huge collection of mementos and personal belongings has raised around £320,000 for his charities. Three auctioneers worked in relays during the non-stop, almost 13-hour sale which saw the broadcasting legend's Rolls-Royce
go for £130,000, his original, red Jim'll Fix It chair reach £8,500 and hundreds of smaller items go for hundreds of pounds each. Even as the hall emptied towards the end of the sale, a simple Jim'll Fix It badge sold for £2,000 to an internet bidder.
A tireless charity worker, Sir Jimmy is thought to have raised more than £40 million for good causes in his lifetime. He died just before his 85th birthday last year and requested his belongings be sold for charity after his death.
Sir Jimmy's belongings under the hammer
A lifetime of bling, string running vests, cigars, terrible gold tracksuits and even a top of the range Rolls Royce went under the hammer in Leeds today as Sir Jimmy Savile's trademark possessions were sold off for charity.
There has probably never been an auction like it, but then Jimmy was unique - and hundreds of his fans and simply the curious turned up to bid for a little piece of the showman's life. Jon Hill joined them.
Sir Jimmy's nephew Roger Foster - sale will benefit charities
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BMW lands £22,000
Three-wheeler BMW owned by Sir Jimmy sells for £22,000 at the charity auction
Sir Jimmy's Rolls-Royce sells for £130,000
The car - which Sir Jimmy called "The Beast" and still has his personalised JS 247 plate - is expected to be the highest priced single item at the sale in Leeds.
It was bought by an internet buyer as hundreds of people packed Savile Hall in the Royal Armouries complex.
Fans snap up Sir Jimmy memorabilia at auction
More than 1000 bidders have registered for the auction of Sir Jimmy's belongings. His family hope it will raise £300,000 for charity.
Read the full storySavile's auction - £280 for first lot
The first lot in Jimmy Savile's auction - a highland suit - has sold for £280.