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The BBC has come in for strong criticism over its handling of allegations against one of its late stars, Jimmy Savile, accused after his death of
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The BBC has come in for strong criticism over its handling of allegations against one of its late stars, Jimmy Savile, accused after his death of being a prolific sex offender.
A report by a former judge said there was a culture of staff being too afraid to voice their concerns about Savile’s behaviour.
However, the report concluded there was no evidence of a cover-up by Britain’s public broadcaster.
Some victims have rejected the report by former Appeal Court judge Janet Smith as a whitewash, however.
Savile was accused by police of abusing scores of victims, mostly young girls.
The entertainer died in 2011 at the age of 84.
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