Former BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall has been sentenced to a further two and a half years in jail for two counts of indecent assault against a young girl.
Hall, 84, admitted to creeping into the 13-year-old’s bedroom at a dinner party and assaulting her at Preston Crown Court.
He was also cleared of 15 charges of rape and four of indecent assault.
In sentencing Hall, Mr Justice Turner said that there had been a “breach of trust” in the offences, which he described as “vile bravado and horrible betrayal”. He also criticised Hall for not admitting to these offences when he was convicted of other offences last year
Hall is already serving a 30 month prison term for assaulting 13 other girls between 1967 and 1985.