BBC Newsbeat

York band Glass Caves have started to make a living from playing on streets around the UK. 

The four-piece have admitted to the BBC they were "petrified" when they first went busking in 2011.

"We didn't know if people were going to throw stuff or boo us," says singer Matt Hallas. 

"But we made a reasonable amount. "We looked at each other and thought 'we're onto something here'."

Six year on, they've self-funded their debut album and a UK tour through busking but it hasn't come without its challenges.

More on the news that a man has been seriously hurt in a shooting in Leeds.

Police have just confirmed to us that it happened at about 13:20 yesterday afternoon at a barber's shop in Gathorne Terrace, Chapeltown.

Emergency crews attended the scene and found a man who was seriously injured and he was taken to hospital for treatment.

More on this story as we get it.

A man's been shot and seriously injured in Leeds.

More to follow...

Nick Wilson
Reporter, BBC Radio Sheffield

A Sheffield businessman is proposing an area of the city be turned into a "red light zone", which he says could rival the nightlife of European cities like Amsterdam.

David Slater, from the Attercliffe Action Group, is concerned about the sex trade in that area.

He says he wants it moved to an industrial area near the Wicker:

BBC Travel

Traffic's building up on Yorkshire's roads just now as commuters head out.

These are the latest reported pinch-points:

• Heavy traffic on the M62 westbound at J29, M1 (Lofthouse)
• Heavy traffic on the M62 eastbound at J24, A629 (Ainley Top)
• Heavy traffic on the A64 Seamer Road in both directions in Scarborough at the Hinderwell Road junction in the roadworks area
• Heavy traffic on the A59 in both directions in Blubberhouses between the Hall Lane junction and the Kex Gill Road junction - again in the roadworks area

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York

Can you help West Yorkshire Police with their search for Katie Hutchinson?

Sara Thornton
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Some brighter spells in eastern areas otherwise largely cloudy again, with some hill fog.

Watch my full forecast here: 

BBC Travel

Things seem to be going well on Yorkshire's roads so far.

However, if you're in or around Wilsden in West Yorkshire, be aware that Back Lane is currently closed in both directions between the Mutton Lane junction and the B6144 Wilsden Road junction, because of a building fire. 

BBC Travel

Other than the problems already mentioned on a couple of services to Leeds, things are generally running smoothly at Yorkshire's main stations. 

Keep up-to-date with the live departure boards for Leeds Railway Station, external, Wakefield Westgate, external, York Railway Station, external, Sheffield Station, external and Doncaster Station, external.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York

If you're planning to catch one of these rail services to Leeds this morning, you'll have to make alternative arrangements:

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, York

It's is a very cold morning across Yorkshire so wrap up warm! Full weather forecast shortly...

We'll be with you through the day will all the latest news, travel and weather from across Yorkshire on Friday 27 January 2017.

Here are some of the stories making headlines:

• The man who was cleared of murdering Leeds student Meredith Kercher in Italy will find out later if he'll get compensation for being unlawfully jailed

• A Sheffield businessman is proposing an area of the city be turned into a "red light zone" which he says could rival the night life of European cities like Amsterdam

• The creation of a masterplan to transform and regenerate the areas around York's Piccadilly, Clifford's Tower and Coppergate is agreed by councillors

There'll be more on these stories throughout the morning. Have a good day.