Summary

  • News, sport, weather and travel updates resume at 07:00 on Monday

  • Live updates on Friday 28 October 2016

  • Clifford's Tower 'toilet block' visitor centre approved

  • York highlighted in asbestos-related deaths survey

  • 'Selby needs Yorkshire-wide help to get investment' - former MP

  • Landmark waterfall and pub up for sale for £1.5m

Live Reporting

Jim Addyman

  1. Shooting for the Moonstone in North Yorkshire

    Jim Addyman
    BBC Local Live, York

    A new TV drama which was filmed entirely in Yorkshire hits our screens next week. 

    The BBC's adaptation of the Moonstone starts on Monday, and if you're eagle-eyed, you should be able to spot several North Yorkshire locations too. 

    Based on a book by Wilkie Collins - best known for his novel The Woman In White - The Moonstone's described as the first ever detective novel. 

    The series stars John Thomson and Miranda star Sarah Hadland, while newcomer Joshua Silver plays Franklin Blake - one of the central characters - who says it's a fantastic story:

  2. North Yorkshire's weather: A cloudy start, sunny spells later

    Owain Wyn Evans
    Weather presenter, BBC Look North

    It's going to be rather cloudy with some patchy light rain or drizzle at first across southern areas, then all parts becoming dry with some sunny spells by midday. 

    Winds will be lighter than of late.  

    Watch my full forecast here:

  3. Selby: Business investment 'must be a priority'

    Georgey Spanswick
    Presenter, BBC Radio York

    I've been focusing on Selby this morning as it's 40 years ago this weekend that the Selby Coalfield complex officially opened.

    Initially, the complex brought thousands of miners to the area but the last pit closed more than a decade ago. 

    Officials in Selby say attracting new business investment to the district is a key priority for the future and people living in the town say they'd like more industry and jobs for the immediate area. 

    I've been speaking to Richard Schofield, who runs a shop on the high street and is part of a group that makes improvements to the town centre:

  4. North Yorkshire Sport

    BBC Sport

    York City will only survive in the National League if the squad can be overhauled, according to new manager Gary Mills.

    Gary MillsGetty Images

    Mills (pictured) has brought in Birmingham City midfielder Charlie Cooper on a one-month loan this week and he released forward Fraser Murdoch.  

    Meanwhile, Harrogate Town boss Simon Weaver says tomorrow's visit of promotion-chasing Darlington will be a "real test" for his injury-hit squad with another big crowd expected.

  5. North Yorkshire's weather: Cloudy and drizzly but brighter later

    BBC Weather

    This morning will start out rather cloudy with some patchy light rain or drizzle at first across southern areas.

    Then all parts becoming dry with some sunny spells by midday.

    Winds will be lighter than of late.

    Weather graphic

  6. Your headlines this morning

    Nathan Turvey
    BBC Radio York News

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

    • A new campaign starts today aimed at decreasing the number of people taking their own lives in York and making North Yorkshire a mental health friendly county
    • Fire crews from North Yorkshire have been dealing with a crash on the A1M at Selby Fork involving three lorries
    • Pateley Bridge traders will be pulling out all the stops today when judges from the Great British High Street Awards visit them, including a tour of the area in a vintage 1940s bus

  7. Aftermath of A1 lorry crash caught on camera

    West Yorkshire Police's Road Policing Unit has tweeted this dramatic picture of the aftermath of a collision involving three lorries on the A1 southbound at Selby Fork in the early hours.

    Thankfully, no-one was seriously injured in the incident.

    Traffic in the area is said by North Yorkshire Police to be "all clear" now.

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  8. Traffic and travel: Roads and rail running smoothly so far

    BBC Travel

    On the rails, there are currently no major delays reported on train services in and out of York Station, according to the live departure board.

    Meanwhile on North Yorkshire's roads, the A659 (Bridge Street) in Tadcaster remains closed for repairs, while one lane's closed on West Park Street (A61) in Harrogate.

    And a warning to drivers for later: this evening from 20:00 the A64 will be closed in both directions between Bramham and Kiddal Lane - as will the A65 at Hellifield.

  9. Good Morning: Join us for today's live coverage

    Jim Addyman
    BBC Local Live, York

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

    In the news - a new campaign starts today aimed at bringing down the number of people taking their own lives and making North Yorkshire a mental health friendly county. More on that shortly.

    Meanwhile, we'd love to see your pics like this shot of dusk skies at Cawood yesterday sent to us by Gary Parkinson. 

    You can get in touch and send your photos via Twitter, Facebook or email.

    Cawood