The website for BBC One's So You Think You Can Dance show breached accuracy guidelines in stating a contestant came fourth when she had in fact come third.

Although the information was corrected, the corporation's Editorial Standards Committee ruled this had not been done "quickly, clearly or appropriately".

Scarborough dancer Matt Flint made a last-minute appearance on Strictly Come Dancing this weekend to stand in for injured pro Artem Chigvintsev.

Matt, who shot to fame after winning So You Think You Can Dance earlier this year, has been working behind the scenes on the hit BBC show as a choreographer. But he stepped out in front of the cameras on the Sunday night show to take Artem’s place in the male professional dance.

Scarborough dance star Matt Flint has landed a high-profile choreography role on this year’s series of Strictly Come Dancing.

The 29-year-old, who won the second series of the BBC’s So You Think You Can Dance talent contest and £50,000 prize earlier this year and recently performed in the finale of the American version of the show, says he is thrilled to have landed the role.

Scarboprough dancer Matt Flint has been running a dance workshop at the YMCA before jetting off to Hollywood.

The 29 year old former Raincliffe School pupil was back in his home town following his victory on hit BBC TV show So You Think You Can Dance. Matt has been heading up a series of workshops focusing on styles such as jazz and tap, which have proved popular.

So You Think You Can Dance winner Matt Flint has confessed that he dreams of dancing with Bruce Forsyth.

The tap dancer revealed that he would love to have the opportunity of performing with the veteran Strictly Come Dancing star.

Scarborough dancer Matt Flint won the top title in hit BBC TV show So You Think You Can Dance. After 12 weeks’ competing the 29-year-old tap dancer beat the last three competitors in the final on Saturday to take the crown.

Matt, who is a former Raincliffe School Pupil, is now set to travel to Hollywood to perform in the US version of the show.

Former Chase pupil Katie Love has been enjoying some peace and quiet and a return to reality after narrowly missing out in the final of BBC One’s So You Think You Can Dance?

The 24-year-old dazzled both judges and audience alike as she performed six dances in Saturday’s live final, where she finished third behind tapdancer Matt Flint and jazz dancer Luke Jackson.

SATURDAY: So You Think You Can Dance limped out of the BBC1 schedule as the grand finale drew 2.3m fewer viewers than last year.

The 19 Entertainment-produced dance show has posted disappointing figures over its 12-week run and the final round of the contest attracted an average audience of 3.45m (18.11%) from 7.15pm to 8.20pm.

Matt Flint has been crowned champion of So You Think You Can Dance 2011 after seeing off competition from three other dancers in the final.

The 29-year-old, whose speciality is tap dancing, beat 30-year-old jazz dancer Luke Jackson into second place, with fellow finalists Katie Love and Kirsty Swain finishing third and fourth respectively.

Worcester's favourite dancer could be crowned Britain’s favourite dancer tonight.

Katie Love is one of just four dancers to make it to the final of So You Think You Can Dance? who will be competing for the title Britain’s Favourite Dancer – and a £50,000 prize – on BBC One tonight. But with the amount of support Miss Love has received from her home town already, it is clear she is already Worcester’s favourite dancer.

She's previously admitted to having botox to eliminate the wrinkles that show up when she appears on TV.

Which could go some way to explaining why Arlene Phillips looked so unusual during an appearance on BBC show You're Fired last night. A clear difference in her facial features was apparent throughout the duration of the show.

A former Brooksby Melton College students is now just a small twinkle-toed step away from being crowned Britain’s favourite dancer after making the final of BBC1 show So You Think You Can Dance.

Jazz dancer Luke Jackson (30) is one of four contestants who battled their way through the semi-finals and will now be going head-to-head on Saturday to win the show, the winner receiving £50,000 and an invitation to dance on the US version of the show.

Dancing sensation Katie Love has battled her way through to the final of TV talent show So You Think You Can Dance?

The 24-year-old, who is originally from Rushwick, near Worcester, was given a standing ovation by the judges on Saturday night following her performance of a contemporary routine with tap dancer Matt Flint.

The BBC is to axe ratings flop So You Think You Can Dance. Judge Arlene Phillips, 68, has now lost her second big Saturday night show after being chopped by Strictly Come Dancing in 2009.

BBC1 had high hopes for the programme but ratings never took off in its second series, which ends on Saturday - falling below three million at times.

Dancer Luke Jackson has shimmied his way into the final of BBC1 talent show So You Think You Can Dance. The 30-year-old, from Aylestone, Leicester, is one of the four contestants who made it through Saturday's semi-finals.

Judges and the voting public were impressed by his efforts in a broadway-style duet, a racy group number and a jazz dance solo.

Scarborough dance star Matt Flint, 29, has made it through to the final of hit BBC TV show So You Think You Can Dance.

Matt faced tough competition during Saturday night’s semi-final as only six dancers were left in the competition – but he went straight through to the final without having to endure a dance-off.

Bethany Rose Harrison and Lee Bridgman have missed out on the So You Think You Can Dance 2011 final after losing out in the semi-final dance-off.

The pair found themselves competing against fellow performers Luke Jackson and Katie Love for the last two spots in the final - but their luck ran out after the judges chose to send them both home.

A student who only wore tiny dance shorts on his audition for the TV show So You Think You Can Dance says he nearly lost his place at his university.

Chase Thomas impressed the judges on the dance show with his contemporary routine, but not those enforcing Brigham Young University's honour code.

Dancer Luke Jackson is getting ready to give the performance of his life tonight for the chance to appear in the So You Think You Can Dance final.

The 30-year-old, from Aylestone, is one of just six contestants to reach the semi-finals of the hit BBC1 show.