BBC Sport

York City manager Gary Mills has challenged his players to show why they should stay at the club. 

He says he's made a new striker his priority ahead of tomorrow's game at home to Chester, but knows other areas might also need strengthening.

Gary Mills returned to Bootham Crescent for a second spell on Sunday, and he's been telling us he's already doing things his own way.

BBC Radio York

One hundred days after Theresa May became Prime Minister after David Cameron stepped down following the vote to leave the EU, tourism and hospitality businesses in North Yorkshire say the Brexit decision has left many of them "in limbo".

The industry in our region employs almost 250,000 people, with many businesses relying on workers from Europe.

Sir Gary Verity, head of tourism organisation Welcome to Yorkshire, has told BBC Radio York: "Many hospitality businesses rely on seasonal labour from Europe and they want some clarity as to what the rules will be".

Graham Usher, who runs a hotel in York, and his Hungarian head housekeeper, Isht-Van Nemesh, both say they're worried about the future following the Brexit vote:

BBC Travel

The A684 in Ellerbeck Lane is currently blocked on the exit slip road and there's slow traffic northbound at the A19 junction because of a broken down vehicle. 

Five masked men who forced their way into a house in Northallerton and seriously assaulted a 26-year-old man are being sought by police, external.

The incident, which police describe as "isolated and targeted", happened on Tuesday evening on Vicars Croft. 

After forcing their way into the house, the men threatened some of the occupants and then assaulted the man who is now recovering in hospital, according to police.

The men are then believed to have made off towards Bullamoor Road.

Police are appealing for anyone with information about this incident to get in touch as soon as possible.

BBC Radio York

The top stories from our York newsroom so far this morning include:   

• North Yorkshire's tourist industry could be left without enough workers after Brexit, BBC Radio York has been told
• York Council says it is still committed to the city's community stadium after news that there's to be a judicial review into the project
• Two North Yorkshire sites have been removed from Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register, external, with Barden Church and Castle Howard both having undergone repairs

BBC Weather

It's a chilly start across North Yorkshire with patchy fog inland, followed by a mostly dry day with sunny spells. 

A few isolated showers may affect some parts, most likely near coasts. 

BBC Travel

The roads in North Yorkshire are generally running smoothly so far this morning, but there are a few potential delays to make you aware of:

• There's gas mains work and a set of temporary traffic lights which might slow your journey on the A165 Burniston Road near Cleavland Avenue in Scarborough
• There are temporary traffic lights on the A59 Roman Road at Marston Lane in Moor Monkton
• Delays are expected due to temporary traffic lights and roundabout construction on the A169 at Edenhouse Road in Old Malton
• There are roadworks on the A684 at the Bedale Bypass Roundabout and temporary traffic lights to allow a safety barrier to be installed
• There are temporary traffic lights and roadworks on the A64 at Scarborough on Seamer Road near Hinderwell road

The trains in and out of York Railway Station are all posted as running to time at the moment - here's the live departure board, external so you can keep an eye on things.  

Andrew Barton
BBC Local Live, York

I'll be with you until 14:30 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across North Yorkshire. 

Another day, another rainbow, that's how it seems at least. Autumn is being very kind with its colourful reflections of late and the BBC Weather Watcher inbox has benefited as a result.

Gerrywatch spotted this one near Tadcaster:

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