the island of ibiza hasjust the island of ibiza has just waved farewell to yet another record—breakingars, crowds and yachts disappear, or this amount has put a huge strain on resources, in nature and the beauty of ibiza and we have discovered that, between the tourists and the residents on ibiza, over half a ton of waste is produced per person per year. like everywhere in the world, ibiza is affected negatively by plastic and waste stop most of the clubs and bars look out into the water here and after sunset especially, beaches can get so polluted but some people are trying to come up with solution to try and protect ibiza's most precious asset. catamarans go out with volunteers collecting rubbish from tourists and residents of ibiza that has floated out to sea. plastic bags, plastic bottles, refrigerator doors, toothpaste tubes, you name it. everything that is plastic and is floating. he is an active organiser of the beach clean and a project has motivated beaches and venues on the island to limit their waste. it is a tiny step but it is about all of us, all of us djs and agents tran

karen windle runs ibiza's only sustainable fashion show.ir outfits. people will buy in bulk, they are not sure what they want to take away on holiday. people panic buy, and it's not until you get to your holiday and you have to pack that you realise half of this is not going to fit in your case. a lot of it is not returned and a lot of it we just throw away. mass production, wastage, literally everything that goes into making a garment, even with manpower, electricity. in 2011, national geographic named this island as one of the worst across the world for environmental impact. eight years on, and as another season wraps up, environmental organisations say the future of ibiza's ecosystem still looks uncertain. recent tests found over 4 million plastic particles per square kilometre in the sea here, when the average is under 150,000. meaning ibiza has the biggest plastic concentration in the mediterranean. sustainability is a journey, it's not a destination. there are constant ways to improve. they call it "the gulag" — an immigration detenti

. —— the party island of ibiza.sm from around the world but as all the cars, crowds and yachts disappear, all this has put a huge strain on resources, in nature and the beauty of ibiza, and we have discovered that, between the tourists and the residents on ibiza, over half a tonne of waste is produced per person per year. like everywhere in the world, ibiza is affected negatively by plastic and waste. most of the clubs and bars look out into the water here and, especially after sunset, beaches can get so polluted. but some people are trying to come up with solutions to try and protect ibiza's most precious asset. catamarans go out with volunteers collecting rubbish from tourists and residents of ibiza that has floated out to sea. this happens everyday. plastic bags, plastic bottles, refrigerator doors, toothpaste tubes, you name it. everything that is plastic and is floating. this woman is an active organiser of the beach clean—up, her project has motivated djs and venues on the island to limit their waste. it is a

northern irishman won a record fifth superbikes world title, he's currently on his brothers stag do in ibiza he'll be able to see his updated mural in newtownards in county down. it has been ‘updated' with his latest world superbikes title to go with his previous four. i reckon they put 2020 on there to put pressure on them. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello. if you are fed up of all of this rain across england and wales. you'll be pleased to know wednesday is looking drive. heavy showers and thunderstorms will click away from central and some that england, replaced by dry and clear air but much colder air, you can see temperatures into low single figures for many, a touch of frost for parts of northern england and into scotland, we have a ridge of high pressure m ove scotland, we have a ridge of high pressure move again but also a run of cold arctic air. a crisp and chilly start to wednesday, but dry and bright with a lot of sunshine. when still a feature across the north of scotland. and down the east coast of england, feeding in a few showers and som

plus a special report on the impact of tourism on the white island of ibiza put it generated half a tonneoin us at ten o'clock on bbc two, the bbc news channel and online. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. good morning. there is more rain in the forecast today, and it's going to be quite heavy for some of us, particularly in northern parts of england and across wales. some pretty gusty conditions associated with that rain especially for england and wales. you can see this morning some outbreaks of rain across the south—east of england as well, heavy and frequent showers moving their way into the west of scotland. but this rainfall across wales and northern england could bring 50—70 millimetres, particularly in west wales and across the pennines, and that could lead to some problems. the rain in the south—east will continue, but gradually that rain will ease its way southward. some brighter skies developing in northern parts, but the frequent showers in the west of scotland could lead to some problems as well. these are the wind gusts through today. up to around 50 m

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no because he became more popular and found an unlikely audience in the dance clubs of ibiza.album and why it is called an album. most people don't know. it is because when they started they were a collection of 78rpm disks in individual sleeves, bound at the spine of a hard cover book like a photo album, and you would turn the pages like the pages of a photo album this it was called a record album. then in i9a8 an inventor tired of having to turn the 78 overs to hear a beethoven similar anyest —— symphony invented the lp. in the 8o0swe —— symphony invented the lp. in the 8o0s we had —— symphony invented the lp. in the 8 o 0s we had the cd designed to a. co—location beethovens ninth, the longest symphony n the late 90s we had piracy, and then stevejobs saved the record industry with downloads, now we have streams courtesy of spotify and others.|j was 0 courtesy of spotify and others.|j was o going to ask you about that and the evolution of the album since it was created in i9a8. and the evolution of the album since it was created in 1948. the first lp, the long playing record.

the musician behind hits like "i took a pill in ibiza" said he pushed himself to live in the presentbout completing his epic journey. >> each step 31-year-old mike posner took on his journey was a climb. ♪ >> he experienced a physical and emotional battle of wills. >> not one morning did my alarm go off, 4:00 a.m. did my body go -- get up and walk, dude? zero times. you go do something hard and you finish it no matter what, you're going to find some beauty in yourself. >> what did you find? >> i'm a tough son of a gun. >> life hit me in the face, but i didn't run. >> not even a rattlesnake bite miles from the nearest town in colorado could keep him down. >> that venom, that poison started going through my body and i remember the end of looney tunes and the circle gets smaller and they say "that's all, folks." >> six days in the hospital and two weeks of rehab, somehow posner stayed positive through it all. >> i rode in a helicopter, they put me in the icu. nice air conditioning. nice bed. >> picking up where he left off, posner kept going and kept growing, his soul leading the way. ♪

come early to northern minnesota in three weeks i was there as a visitor on the campus there was new ibiza two snowballs that dovered the earth only to quickly melt. snow was a shroud over the ugly death of winter when it melts the gray earthth is again revealed. i saw them because it was the first beautiful day for so long and i was walking slowly. sitting in a benedict mass overwhelmed me with its sense of eternity. they seem to be part of an eternal community each one a continuation of a tradition that had begun long before they were born and would continue long after they were gone. i felt the same taking part in the liturgy that didn't need me. i felt like i've been immersed into and eternal landscape of faith, the same feeling that comes over me as i drive across the midwest as if i'm yielding assault of asultry place that we that doesn't need me that will continue long after i'm gone that resists the push of humanity and an eternal and relentless existence land meets sky immortal purchase a moral, so much to see and so much i has lost. it had been before the war iv i would be leavin

pictures from menorca and from ibiza. home, we have got the fog to lift and it will do. then we will see sunny skies developing for a time. more cloud and showery outbreaks of rain coming in later. in northern ireland and west of scotland, the rain will be accompanied with gusty winds. in between in the dry slots we are looking at 12 — 14 degrees, but generally we are buying on where we are in this stage in october. this evening and overnight, this rain moves further north. this one wea ke ns a rain moves further north. this one weakens a little bit and think south and in between is a drier slot and here under clear skies we could see patchy mist and fog form once again. a chilly night particularly so in rural areas. as we head into thursday, watch what happens. the cold front sinking south moves the other one out the way and they head off onto the near continent. there will be heavy thundery showers and winds as well, we could have gusts up winds as well, we could have gusts up to about 60 mph. further south, a lot of dr

world title last weekend, northern ireland'sjonathan rea is currently on his brother's stag do in ibizaside, he could keep going. back to our top story this morning. prince harry has accused the press of bullying and destroying lives with relentless propaganda. his emotional statement came as the duchess of sussex announced she was suing the mail on sunday over claims it unlawfully publishied one of her private letters to her estranged father. our royal correspondent nicholas witchelljoins us now. he is on the royal tour in africa at the moment. thank you for coming on bbc breakfast this morning. we mention some of the words used in that statement, but it was really emotional. run us through some of the other things that prince harry had to say. i think on this occasion it is completely justified had to say. i think on this occasion it is completelyjustified in saying that this is unprecedented. the language is so outspoken. some may think it is rather extreme. it is an expression of emotion, of pain, on behalf of the couple. i think the interesting thing is that the language of the duk

like everywhere in the world, ibiza is affected negatively by plastic and waste.ut some people are trying to come up with solutions to try and protect ibiza's most precious asset. catamarans go out with volunteers collecting rubbish from tourists and residents of ibiza that has floated out to sea. this happens daily. plastic bags, plastic bottles, refrigerator doors, toothpaste tubes, you name it. everything that is plastic and is floating. this man is an activist organiser of the beach clean—up, a project that has motivated beach bar and venues on the island to limit their waste. —— this woman is. -- this woman is. we have created our riders to be single use plastic free. it is a tiny step but it is about all of us, all of us djs and agents transitioning the rosters so we all do the change together. the effects from the djs' voice with the clubbers' voice can push solutions to happen. in one of the most famous nightclubs here, they are setting an example. thinking about straws and plastic bottles were key components. upwards of 300,000 straws used every year with