Metropolitan Police
10 reports indexed, newest first.
November 2015
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Police chief says Operation Yewtree 'got things wrong'
A senior police leader acknowledged mistakes in Operation Yewtree, including the handling of high-profile people who were arrested but never charged.
February 2015
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Gary Glitter jailed for 16 years for abusing girls
Gary Glitter, the first person arrested under Operation Yewtree, was sentenced to 16 years after being convicted of sexually abusing three girls in the 1970s and 1980s.
May 2014
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Max Clifford jailed for eight years
Max Clifford was sentenced to eight years in prison for indecent assaults committed between 1977 and 1984.
April 2014
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Max Clifford found guilty of eight indecent assaults
A jury at Southwark Crown Court convicted Max Clifford of eight counts of indecent assault against women and girls.
April 2013
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Max Clifford charged with 11 counts of indecent assault
Prosecutors charged Max Clifford with 11 counts of indecent assault following the Operation Yewtree investigation.
January 2013
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Police and NSPCC report reveals scale of Savile's offending
The Giving Victims a Voice report by the Metropolitan Police and NSPCC recorded 214 criminal offences by Savile across 28 police force areas over more than five decades.
December 2012
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Publicist Max Clifford arrested in Yewtree investigation
Publicist Max Clifford was arrested by Operation Yewtree officers on suspicion of sexual offences; he denied the allegations.
October 2012
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Gary Glitter arrested by Operation Yewtree detectives
Former pop star Gary Glitter became the first person arrested under Operation Yewtree, the police inquiry prompted by the Savile allegations.
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Police say number of potential Savile victims reaches 300
The Metropolitan Police said around 300 potential victims had come forward with allegations against Savile spanning several decades.
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Metropolitan Police launch Operation Yewtree criminal inquiry
Scotland Yard opened a formal criminal investigation, later known as Operation Yewtree, after concluding some allegations involved people other than Savile who were still alive.