It is the fourth time the former vicar has been jailed for offences involving child sex abuse.
York Crown Court was told that Battersby's laptop revealed searches relating to young girlsPolice uncovered 832 images on Paul Battersby's internet devices - some of girls as young as two as well as images of adults having sex with animals.
The fourth time was in 2017, when police found a shoebox full of children's clothes at his Liverpool flat along with 1,730 indecent images of children he had downloaded.
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