Another person (Wilfred De'ath) that was taken in and questioned won't be charged. See below.
The showbiz figure [prominent Australian] was quizzed for hours on suspicion of sexual offences, four months after they interviewed him under caution
A Crown Prosecution Service spokesman revealed senior lawyers have been advising police about his case.
He added: “The CPS has given investigative advice to police in relation to a man in his 80s from Berkshire in relation to possible offences of a sexual nature.”
Operation Yewtree has three strands, one dealing with allegations directly against Savile, the second is the DJ and others and the third just others.
The 82-year-old was arrested in relation to the others group.
This week, Wilfred De’ath – the fourth person held by Yewtree officers – was told he would not be charged.
The former BBC producer, who is in his 70s and once worked with Savile on a radio show, claimed police had been “arresting people on rather spurious allegations”, having “lamentably failed to get” the presenter when he was alive.
The CPS said there was not enough evidence to charge Mr De’ath after a woman withdrew allegations against him.
