Jimmy Savile 'preyed on patients at hospice for the terminal ill'

• DJ also attacked staff at the unnamed  institution, Met Police will reveal
• Operation Yewtree report will be published  by Scotland Yard this week
• It names schools, hospitals and prisons  where he attacked 200 victims

  By Martin Robinson

PUBLISHED:07:59 GMT, 7  January 2013| UPDATED:08:16 GMT, 7 January 2013

Jimmy Savile targeted at least one UK hospice  where he abused sick and dying patients, as well as the staff caring for them,  an official report will reveal this week.

The Metropolitan Police will also name  hospitals, prisons and schools across the  UK where the paedophile DJ sexually  assaulted and raped at least 200 people.

Although Savile's abuse at Stoke Mandeville,  Broadmoor and Leeds General Infirmary hospitals have become well-known since his  death, it is thought he may have attacked people in at least seven other  places.

Some of these institutions allowed him to  wander around freely, handed him sets of keys to visit out of hours and even  gave him his own room with a bed to sleep in.

But his attacks in the unnamed hospice were  unknown until now.

Mark Williams-Thomas, the former policeman  whose ITV documentary exposed Savile, said: 'There seems to be nowhere Savile  went  where he did not abuse people.'

The name and location of the hospice will be  revealed in the Met's first report into his crimes, written by officers working  on Operation Yewtree.

Scotland Yard told MailOnline today they  would not comment on the latest allegations but confirmed their report would be  released imminently.

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