The first is looking at why the Newsnight investigation was shelved and is being led by Nick Pollard.
The conclusions of Nick Pollard's initial inquiry into the BBC's handling of the Jimmy Savile scandal were damning enough.
Nick Pollard makes some sensible recommendations for tightening up procedures in future.
BBC: What difference will the Pollard report make to the BBC?
An inquiry into why the Newsnight report was dropped is already under way, led by the former head of Sky News, Nick Pollard.
Rippon stood aside in October while Nick Pollard, the former head of Sky News, prepared a report into Newsnight's handling of the Jimmy Savile story.
Led by ex-Sky News boss Nick Pollard, it will seek to establish whether there were any "failings" in the decision to drop the Newsnight investigation.
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The first is looking into why a Newsnight investigation into the claims was shelved and is being led by former head of Sky News Nick Pollard.
The independent review by ex-Sky News boss Nick Pollard will seek to establish whether there were any "failings" in the decision to drop the Newsnight investigation.
They had removed themselves from making decisions on some areas of BBC News output while a separate inquiry, by former head of Sky News Nick Pollard, was held into that decision.
In a separate inquiry, former Sky News head Nick Pollard is already examining whether there were BBC management failings over a Newsnight investigation into Savile abuse claims that was shelved last year.
"I think that the issues of culture and leadership of the management problems that have been identified in that terrific, searingly honest report of Nick Pollard's are ones that have to be addressed, " he said.
Nick Pollard's review found the BBC's management system had "proved completely incapable of dealing" with the issue and "the level of chaos and confusion was even greater than was apparent at the time".
The new line in Nick Pollard's report which other news organisations have already seized on is the warning in an email in 2010 from Nick Vaughan-Barratt, the BBC's head of events until he retired in 2011.
BBC: What difference will the Pollard report make to the BBC?
The decision to publish more than 1, 000 pages of documents supporting Nick Pollard's report can be regarded as brave, or foolhardy, or simply - as we would see it - the duty of a publicly funded organisation.
There is likely to be widespread anger within BBC News at what will be seen as a pre-empting of the results of Nick Pollard's investigation into why Newsnight abandoned an investigation into Jimmy Savile's paedophile activities last December.
The BBC Trust responds to the blog correction saying the Trust chairman, Lord Patten, has asked Nick Pollard's independent inquiry to fully investigate how the inaccuracies came about and the handling of them once they became apparent.
On Monday, the BBC's director of News Helen Boaden and her deputy Stephen Mitchell "stepped aside" from their roles, pending Nick Pollard's report into the management of Newsnight's report into allegations of sexual abuse by the late TV presenter and radio DJ Jimmy Savile, which was dropped.
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When the Pollard inquiry interviewed him Nick Vaughan-Barratt explained he was thinking of Savile's unorthodox lifestyle, his "weird" personality and his professed dislike of children.
BBC: What difference will the Pollard report make to the BBC?
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