The publication of Dame Janet Smith's report into how Jimmy Savile and Stuart Hall carried out campaigns of abuse over decades at the BBC has been postponed at the request of the Metropolitan Police.
A report into how Jimmy Savile and Stuart Hall carried out decades of abuse while at the BBC is due to publish its findings in May.
Set up 2012, the Dame Janet Smith review has been in contact with 775 people and interviewed almost 500 witnesses.
In an update on the review's website it said it has "now finished taking evidence and it will not be accepting any new evidence."
The report is expected to uncover hundreds of victims and reveal a culture of ignorance that "protected" Savile.
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