Thanks for being with us today. We'll be back at 07:00 on Thursday morning.
In the meantime here are five things we learnt about North Yorkshire today:
1. The unexpected closure of Gillygate in the centre of York has provoked a debate with local Green councillors stating they think part-pedestrianisation would bring down pollution levels and boost trade.
2. Pedestrian access is also an issue in Cawood where locals are worried about being able to get where they need to be while the bridge undergoes a five month renovation.
3. Easingwold is home to the world's oldest pygmy goat, who has just become a great-grandmother.
4. Drax power station is not just one of our major energy producers, but now it's also a tourist attraction offering free tours.
5. Scarborough might not be the best place to be if you're caught short as the local council could close public conveniences deemed not to be cost effective.
...and I'll leave you with this great pic of Gunnerside taken by BBC Weather Watcher Monty: