Savile's former producer Ted Beston told he will not face historic sex abuse charges A spokesman for Scotland Yard said: "There was early investigative consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service, but in accordance with the DPP's guidance on charging, the police did not submit the case for full CPS advice to decide the outcome. Mr Beston was the arrest person arrested as part of Operation Yewtree which was launched in the wake of hundreds of allegations made against Savile following a television documentary featuring some of his victims. Last month another of Savile's former producers, Wilfred De'ath, 75, who was also arrested on suspicion of historic sexual offences was told he would not face charges. Mr De'ath was arrested on Remembrance Sunday as he got ready for church following claims that he had assaulted a teenage girl in the 1960s. But the case was dropped when the complainant withdrew her statement. After being told he would not face charges Mr De'ath questioned why it was necessary for a team of officers to arrest him over such historic claims and accused the police of allowing "political correctness" to "outweigh common sense." He said he has endured a "very, very unpleasant experience. I feel very indignant, I'm still very angry," adding: "I feel very bitter - I'm totally innocent."