内容摘要：There is no need to fly anywhere today. Finningley is warmer than Fuerteventura – but of course you can't go anywhere from here anyway.

There is no need to fly anywhere today. Finningley is warmer than Fuerteventura – but of course you can't go anywhere from here anyway.

The court was told Mr Coombs had become a confidant to the teenager who was unsure of his sexuality but had groomed and taken advantage of him.He denied seven counts of sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust.

After nearly 12 hours of deliberation, a jury at Cardiff Crown Court returned a verdict of not guilty on five counts but could not agree on two remaining counts and were discharged.The court previously heard that when questioned by police the teenager had denied anything had happened only to change his mind five months later.The prosecution had argued the delay was a result of him being embarrassed and scared to admit anything had happened between them.

Mr Coombs' defence had argued the allegations against him were nothing more than malicious rumours and that he had never admitted to sleeping with the boy.The trial heard the defendant had been involved with theatre groups for 30 years and had been a teacher for 20 years without having a complaint made against him.

The judge thanked the jury for their hard work and said cases such as this, where they had to consider the word of one person against another, were the most difficult.

The prosecution are now considering asking for a retrial on the remaining counts.NHS Humber Health Partnership said feedback from those using the service had been very positive.

The team is hoping to carry out more outreach work with rough sleepers over the next 12 months, the organisation added.A man murdered a 69-year-old man in his own home just two days after being released from prison, a court has heard.

Owen Blades, 27, stabbed retired carer John Connolly to death at his terrace house in Portland Street, Lincoln, with a knife he bought a day after his release.Blades, from Gainsborough, has admitted murdering Mr Connolly on the morning of 13 June 2024.