Four dead in A64 crashpublished at 09:29 British Summer Time 25 July 2016Breaking
Four people have died following a collision on the A64 near Scampston between Malton and Scarborough.
More to follow.
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Live updates on Monday 25 July 2016
Four dead in A64 crashpublished at 09:29 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
Watch: Visitor boost to North Yorkshire's 'friendly' National Parkspublished at 09:01 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
BBC Radio YorkNorth Yorkshire's two National Parks have seen an increase in visitors over the last four years.
Nearly 17 million people visited the North York Moors, the Yorkshire Dales and the surrounding areas last year.
They provided £1.2bn to the local economy - about £1m more than was raised by tourism in 2012.
Media caption, North York Moors National Park benefited from more tourists between 2012-16
German tourists, Rolf and Rita Fenes, returned to the North York Moors for the first time in 20 years this year and they've told BBC Radio York everyone they met was very welcoming.
Quote MessageFor example, in Castle Howard, in every room there was a person to give you answers to all your questions and that is something we really enjoy and miss a bit in our country."
Rolf and Rita Fenes, North Yorkshire tourists
North Yorkshire's weather: Bright skies and sunny spellspublished at 08:45 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look NorthOverall, today won't be a bad day, with variable amounts of cloud to start but things feeling much fresher.
We should see some brighter skies and sunny spells and where we do it will feel pleasantly warm.
Watch my full forecast here:
Media caption, BBC Look North's Abbie Dewhurst has Yorkshire's forecast for Monday 25 July 2016
Traffic and travel: Reminder to motorists in North Yorkshirepublished at 08:28 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
North Yorkshire County Council has a little reminder for drivers in Morton-on-Swale near Northallerton this morning:
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End of twitter postMuseum's £44,000 appeal to save one of largest Roman hoardspublished at 08:13 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, YorkAn appeal's been launched by the Yorkshire Museum in York to save one of the largest Roman hoards ever found, external in the north of England.
More than 1,800 Roman coins dating back to 307AD were discovered by a metal detectorist at Wold Newton in the Yorkshire Wolds in 2014.
Image source, Yorkshire MuseumAndrew Woods, from the Yorkshire Museum, says it's important they raise the money needed to keep the coins in public hands.
Quote MessageWe need to raise £44,000 over the next few months otherwise this hoard will be lost forever and the chances of us finding another one like it are slim."
Andrew Woods, Yorkshire Museum
Head and Leaning hit centuries as Yorkshire thrash Leicestershirepublished at 07:58 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
BBC SportYorkshire moved to the top of the One-Day Cup Northern, beating Leicestershire by 191 runs at Grace Road.
Image source, Getty ImagesTravis Head and Jack Leaning rewrote the Vikings' record books with a third wicket stand of 273, beating the 242 by Martyn Moxon and Ashley Metcalfe against Warwickshire in 1990.
On his 50-over debut for the count, Head hit 175 off 139 balls while Leaning finished on 131 not out as the visitors reached 376 for 3.
Leicestershire were bowled out for 185 in the 34th over.
Weather: Feeling fresher than recent days but mostly dry with sunny spellspublished at 07:39 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
It'll stay mainly dry for most of North Yorkshire with some bright or sunny spells through the day, and a moderate westerly breeze.
It'll be rather cloudier over the Pennines, with patchy light rain, and one or two showers later.
Your headlines this morningpublished at 07:22 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
Sarah Urwin
BBC Radio York NewsThe latest headlines from our newsroom in York this morning include:
- Visitors to North Yorkshire's two national parks brought into over £1bn to the local economy last year, new figures show
- An appeal to save one of the largest Roman hoards ever found in the north of England, external is under way
- A two-week consultation's begun to decide which colour option - of three available -- should be chosen for the front of Mansion House - the Lord Mayor's residence in York
Traffic and Travel: A good start to the working week on the roads and railpublished at 07:09 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
BBC TravelAt the moment your journey in North Yorkshire should be trouble-free.
The roads are all running smoothly, as are the trains in and out of York Railway Station., external
We'll keep you updated as the day goes on.
Good Morning: Join us for today's live coveragepublished at 07:00 British Summer Time 25 July 2016
Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, YorkI'll be with you until 14:30 with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather from across North Yorkshire.
I'll also look back on things that took place over the weekend in North Yorkshire, including the Harrogate 10k race and the Deer Shed Festival.
Here's one to start off with - a Steam Punk at the Deer Shed, dressed up to draw crowds towards a bit of face painting.
Doesn't she look good!
If you've got pictures of things you got up to at the weekend we'd love to see them. Get in touch and send your photos via Twitter, external, Facebook, external or email.
