Joseph Cullen abused a nine-year-old boy after he joined a choir at St Andrew's Cathedral in Glasgow.

Leeds singer and actress Mel B has finalised her divorce from Stephen Belafonte, bringing an end to anacrimonious split.

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A judge in Los Angeles has ordered the former Spice Girl to pay £270,000 of her ex-husband's legal fees.

She must also pay him £3,800 a month in child support for their six-year-old daughter Madison.

The couple agreed to stay 200 yards away from each other after Judge Mark Juhas threw out a restraining order they had each tried to put on the other.

The conclusion of the case brings to an end a bitter divorce battle which saw both sides make allegations of abuse against the other.

A major road into Beverley will remain closed until Friday due to the aftermath of a burst water main.

Beckside was shut yesterday following the burst and while Yorkshire Water engineers have since fixed the leak, repair work still needs to be carried out to the road and path.

Yorkshire Water says it's working to re-open the road as soon as possible and it should be back to normal at the end of the week.

Meanwhile, a diversion remains in place.

Today's lesson in not judging people instantly comes from the police.

If you see an officer on a mobile phone, don't assume they're posting a cheeky selfie on Facebook:

An off-duty North Yorkshire Police special constable has been praised by colleagues for rescuing a man from a canal while he was on holiday.

Mike Parris was on a family narrowboat holiday in North Wales when a man in his 70s fell from a nearby boat.

He hoisted the man to safety by his belt to prevent him being crushed between the boat and the banks of the canal.

We've been hearing this morning about plans for a new electronic map showing where life-saving defibrillators can be found across Yorkshire.

The British Heart Foundation, the NHS and Microsoft are creating the map to make the kit more accessible to all, claiming it could save thousands more lives.

But would you know how to use one?

BBC Radio Sheffield has been finding out just how simple it is:

A major survey, external which will look at the future of East Yorkshire's town centres begins today.

It will look at what shops and leisure facilities there are and will help to shape future investment.

Towns being targeted include Beverley, Driffield, Hedon, Hornsea, Howden, Market Weighton, Pocklington, Snaith, Withernsea, Goole, Cottingham, Hessle and Elloughton/Brough.

East Riding Council says Bridlington isn't being included because of a previous retail study.

Local residents are being asked to take part in the telephone and street surveys.

A massive clean-up operation has begun at a North Yorkshire cricket club after nearly 50 travellers and 14 caravans were evicted from the site.

Image source, Whitley Bridge Cricket Club

Andrew Papworth, club secretary at Whitley Bridge Cricket Club, in Eggborough, said the wicket had been damaged, broken glass and rubbish had been strewn across the pitch, and the equipment shed had been broken into.

A specialist team had also been called in to help remove human faeces from the pitch and behind the pavilion, Mr Papworth added.

Image source, Whitley Bridge Cricket Club

Image source, Whitley Bridge Cricket Club

He said two matches due to be played later this week had been moved to a nearby ground, but he hoped the side could return for the culmination of the season.

"We've got six fixtures left after this weekend and we will do our utmost to make sure the ground is fit," he said.

"But there's a large clean-up operation. There's glass everywhere and the safety of people on the ground is paramount."

A quick-thinking North Yorkshire Special Constable who saved a man from being crushed by a canal boat has been praised.

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Harrogate-based Temporary Special Sgt Mike Parris was on a family narrowboat holiday in North Wales when a man in his 70s fell from a nearby boat.

Acting quickly, Sgt Parris hoisted the man to safety by his belt in a bid to prevent him being crushed between the boat and the canal bank.

Sgt Parris said: "I came out of my boat and heard someone calling for help. I thought they were struggling to moor at first, but then realised there was a man in the water.

"He was in between the boat and the side of the canal, so it could have been pretty horrible.

"He was a bit wet and shaken, but fortunately he was absolutely fine apart from that."

Supt Paula Booth, County Commander for the Harrogate area, said Sgt Parris' actions and quick-thinking were "a credit to the force".

A man whose leg became trapped under a digger in an East Yorkshire village had to be freed by firefighters.

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It happened at about 17:30 on Tuesday on Breighton Road in Bubwith

Airbags and chocks had to be used to lift and stabilise the digger so he could be freed.

The man was taken to hospital suffering from a broken leg.

Just the four arrestable offences then...

...including a passenger sitting on a camp chair:

A North Yorkshire MP says he's been working closely with the police and council after a number of travellers' caravans appeared on a cricket ground near Selby.

Selby and Ainsty Conservative MP Nigel Adams says he's visited the site at Whitley Bridge Cricket Club twice in a bid to get the matter resolved as quickly as possible.

He's tweeted that work by police to clear the site started yesterday evening:

Yorkshire Water engineers have fixed a burst water main in Beverley which closed a major route into the town on Tuesday.

However, it seems the road remains closed while the clean-up up operation continues:

How about this for nature close up?

Andrew in York tells us he was sitting next to the bird bath in his garden, when three young long-tailed tits landed right next to him.

Two quickly realised they'd plopped down next to a human and rapidly zoomed off, but one brave (and probably very thirsty) young thing decided to hang about for a while:

If you've captured any special natural world moments, you can send them in by clicking here.

The clock's about to be turned back to Victorian times on part of the East Yorkshire coast...

TV crews have already been filming for the third series of ITV's Victoria in Hull and they're now set to descend on Flamborough on Thursday.

Access to the North and South Landing beaches will be limited while the filming takes place, according to East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A dry day for most with variable cloud, sunny spells and a risk of a few showers later.

Watch my full forecast here:

A car has overturned in a crash in Rawmarsh, Rotherham, this morning.

It happened on Green Lane, outside St Joseph's School, with one car landing on its roof and another car ending up in the garden of a house.

Green Lane at the junction with Barbers Avenue is currently closed as police deal with the aftermath of the collision.

Ripon's Jack Laugher has won gold in the 1m springboard diving at the European Championships.

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Laugher, the Olympic 3m synchro champion, who trains in Leeds, won by 13 points.

Afterwards, he said: "This isn't an Olympic event and not the one I would consider my top priority, but every single competition I enter, I want to win."

Laugher will also compete in the 3m springboard and the synchronised 3m springboard later.

A new electronic map is being created which will show where each of the country's life-saving defibrillators can be found.

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Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) says there are about 485 defibrillators across East Yorkshire alone - but there are actually likely to be more.

YAS is now asking people to come forward and let them know if there is a defibrillator in their office or shop or located near them by registering them online

Together, the British Heart Foundation, the NHS and Microsoft are creating the map to make the life-saving kit more accessible to all. They say it could save thousands more lives.

People are being warned about the risk of starting fires in the Peak District and asked to "take a lot more care".

The Peak District National Park, founded in 1951, covers 555 sq miles and reaches into Derbyshire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, Greater Manchester and Yorkshire.

The deputy chairman of the National Park, external, Dave Chapman, says members of the public have got to behave more responsibility: