No reports of Savile's abuse made until Oct 2012
West Yorkshire Police have just published a review giving more details about the forces' relationship with the broadcaster Jimmy Savile.
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Letter to police that could have stopped Savile in 1998
A letter received by Scotland Yard in 1998 claiming the DJ was a paedophile was classed as "sensitive", hiding it from other investigators.
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West Yorkshire Police release report into Savile findings
West Yorkshire Police has published a report into its dealings and relationship with Jimmy Savile.
West Yorkshire Police began a review in January of all contacts with Savile, who lived in Leeds.
A report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) highlighted failings by forces across Britain.
Police set to publish report on involvement with Savile
A police force will publish a report into its involvement and relationship with Jimmy Savile.
West Yorkshire Police began a review in January of all contacts with Savile, who lived in Leeds.A report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) highlighted failings by forces across Britain.
The force said: they will "publish the findings of an extensive force review into the late Jimmy Savile, his crimes and the force's relationship with him."
It added: "As well as publication of the report, a copy will be passed to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, whom matters were referred to some weeks ago."
More than 40 victims from West Yorkshire have come forward since Operation Yewtree was launched by the Metropolitan Police in October.
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Read: West Yorkshire Police to face Savile 'breakfast club' questions.
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Police quizzed over Savile 'breakfast club'
West Yorkshire Police has said that it has been investigating officers’ visits to Jimmy Savile’s penthouse for weekly tea parties dubbed the "Friday Morning Breakfast Club".
Serving police officers who are said to have taken part in Savile's "breakfast club" have been quizzed, the force have said.
Two former officers and a relative of an officer have also claimed they were aware of concerns regarding Savile.
And old newspaper reports have indicated that the DJ had been interviewed by the force in 1958 regarding allegations that he was involved in the sexual abuse of young girls.
West Yorkshire Police will publish a report on Friday into its involvement with Savile, detailing his crimes and the force's relationship with him.
Read more: West Yorkshire Police to face Savile 'breakfast club' questions
Police to reveal Jimmy Savile dealings
A report - published tomorrow - will highlight what relationship police had with serial sex offender Jimmy Savile.
West Yorkshire Police began the review in January after a report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) highlighted failings by forces across Britain.
The force said: "West Yorkshire Police will tomorrow publish the findings of an extensive force review into the late Jimmy Savile, his crimes and the force's relationship with him."
It added: "As well as publication of the report, a copy will be passed to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, whom matters were referred to some weeks ago."
Savile may have abused 'three times more' people
Jimmy Savile could have sexually abused three times the number of victims who have come forward so far, the former head of the investigation into his crimes has reportedly said.
Operation Yewtree, which is looking into allegations of sex crimes against the former DJ and presenter and a host of other celebrities, has already recorded 450 complaints against him.
But the Sun reported that ex-Metropolitan Police Commissioner Peter Spindler, who led Yewtree until earlier this year, told an NSPCC conference that as well as those who came forward there were "probably double, treble that who haven't".
He then told the paper: "My best guess is that there are many other victims who won't have come forward because they don't want to talk about it.
"They've dealt with it, they've put it in the past.
"So even with the 450 that have come forward there must be many more. That's not just true for Savile, it's true for other offenders as well."
Tony Hall: I was not aware of Savile rumours
The BBC's new Director-General today denied that he had heard any rumours about disgraced DJ Jimmy Savile during his previous 28-year stint at the corporation, adding "I don't know whether it's important if I did or not."
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Operation Yewtree arrest follows November interview
The 82-year-old man arrested on suspicion of sexual offences by officers from Operation Yewtree was interviewed under caution on November 29 last year, five days after a search warrant was executed at an address in Berkshire.
He has been bailed to a date in May pending further inquiries.
82-year-old arrested on suspicion of sexual offences
An 82-year-old man from Berkshire has been arrested on suspicion of sexual offences by officers from Operation Yewtree, the Metropolitan Police said.
He is one of 11 people arrested so far as part of investigations into alleged offending by Jimmy Savile and "others".
A Scotland Yard spokesman said he was bailed to a date in May.
Corrie star Bill Roache apologises for abuse comments
Coronation Street actor Bill Roache has apologised after claiming that victims of sexual abuse bring it upon themselves.
Read the full storyDocuments show Savile was known to police in 1964
The police forces who received allegations of sexual abuse made against Jimmy Savile stretching as far back as the 1960s have been criticised for their failures.
It comes as Scotland Yard documents seen by ITV News show Savile's name was linked to suspected paedophiles as early as 1964.
ITV News UK Editor Lucy Manning reports:
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