guy hedgecoe, bbc news, ibiza. hotels here in the uk has almost tripled in the past two years and is set to get worse again this year, according to research out this week from a pest monitoring firm. ican i can guarantee will start to scratch while we do this item. online travel agent booking.com has also seen a rising number of complaints about bed bugs. it comes after an outbreak in paris late last year sparked a national panic, with travellers posting pictures of the insects on social media. the tiny parasites feed on blood and their bites can cause itching and even blisters. but could artificial intelligence turn the tide in the battle against the critters, providing some literal �*software de—bugging?�* let's hope so. are you scratching at all a read all this out? robert fryers is co—founder and chief executive of spotta, which makes devices that monitor pest levels and provide early warnings of infestation. robert, good to talk to you. how are you going to save us all from the bedbugs?- how are you going to s

ibiza is preparing for the summer tourist season.esorts have long been a magnet for holidaymakers. but its success has helped create a housing crisis. across the balearic islands, rental costs have increased by nearly 20% over the last year alone, and in ibiza the increases have been even sharper. there are several reasons for the steep rises. higher interest rates and a higher cost of living have discouraged people from purchasing property. that, in turn, leads to an increase in demand for rented accommodation, pushing up rental rates. tourism is also a major factor. last year, 3.7 million people visited ibiza and the neighbouring island. many stay in flats, pushing up rental prices and keeping locals out of the housing market. this man is a chef and although he has work, he has been sleeping in his car for the last three years. something that many workers on the island now resort to. translation: in ibiza, accommodation is - expensive and is getting more and more expensive. with cost of renting completely out of kilter with what yo

ibiza or from elsewhere is not eas . ~ ,, ~ ibiza or from elsewhere is not eas . �* ,, �* i ibiza orve i easy. translation: i have friends on _ easy. translation: i have friends on the _ easy. translation: i have friends on the island - easy. translation: i have friends on the island his - easy. translation: | have| friends on the island his rent has doubled in the last year so when you look at workers coming to the island it is a massive factor and well—known so i think it will ultimately affect people coming to the island and getting work to come. before we 90, getting work to come. before we go, amazon is making its largest external investment in its three decade history as it looks to gain an edge in the artificial intelligence race. giant says it will another 2.75 in dollars backing an ais start—up in san francisco. the company announced an initial investment of over $1 billion last september. that is it for us, see you again soon. hey, iam hey, i am julia with the catch up. hey, i am julia with the catch u -. hey, i am julia with the catch up. night, passport problems, marriaue

guy hedgecoe, bbc news, ibiza.ith you shortly as we follow the latest developments from new york in the case of sam bankman—fried. he is due to be sentenced in new york today. that's it. hello from the bbc sport centre. the english football association has charged newcastle united midfielder sandro tonali with misconduct after alleged breaches of betting rules. tonali has been charged with allegedly placing bets on football matches between august and october in 2023. his club newcastle say they acknowledge the misconduct charge and that the player retains the club's full support. the italian international has until the 5th of april to respond. tonali is currently serving a ten—month ban for betting offences whilst playing in italy. uefa has reacted to calls from several national team coaches, including england manager gareth southgate, on increasing the squad size for this summer's euros. southgate says there's been talk amongst coaches about wanting 26 players instead of 23, similar to the last euros when a larger

guy hedgecoe, bbc news, ibiza.y service. this was the queen a short while ago, being greeted outside worcester cathedral. maundy thursday is a major fixture on the royal calendar. normally the monarch, who is the head of the church of england, presents special coins to people recognised for their community service. king charles isn't there today because of his cancer treatment. but he's recorded a message praising those who "extend the hand of friendship, especially in a time of need". ladies and gentlemen, it is for me a great sadness that i cannot be with you all today. the maundy service has a very special place in my heart. it has its origin in the life of our lord, who knelt before his disciples and, to their great surprise, washed their travel—weary feet. and as we have just heard, in doing so, he deliberately gave to them and to us all an example of how we should serve and care for each other. in this country, we are blessed by all the different services that exist for our welfare. but, over and above these

ibiza is preparing for the summer tourist season.magnet for holiday—makers. but its success has helped create a housing crisis. across the balearic islands, rental costs have increased by nearly 20% over the last year alone, and in ibiza the increases have been even sharper. there are several reasons for the steep rises. higher interest rates and a higher cost of living have discouraged people from purchasing property. that, in turn, leads to an increase in demand for rented accommodation, pushing up rental rates. tourism is also a major factor. last year, 3.7 million people visited ibiza and the neighbouring island. many stay in flats, pushing up rental prices and keeping locals out of the housing market. this man is a chef and although he has work, he has been sleeping in his car for the last three years. something that many workers on the island now resort to. translation: in ibiza, accommodation is expensive and is getting more and more expensive. with cost of renting completely out of kilter with what you earn. there comes a mom

to the spanish island of ibiza now.flux of foreign visitors. guy hedgecoe reports. ibiza is preparing for the summer tourist season. its beaches and resorts have long been a magnet for holiday—makers. but its success has helped create a housing crisis. across the balearic islands, rental costs have increased by nearly 20% over the last yearalone, and in ibiza the increases have been even sharper. there are several reasons for the steep rise in rental costs. higher interest rates and a higher cost of living have discouraged people from buying property. that, in turn, has led to an increase in demand for rented accommodation, pushing up rental rates. tourism is also a major factor. last year, 3.7 million people visited ibiza and the neighbouring island of formentera. many stay in flats, pushing up rental prices and keeping locals out of the housing market. this man is a chef, and although he has work, he has been sleeping in his car for the last three years. something many workers on the island now resort to. translation:

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how soaring rents in tourist hotspots like ibiza are making locals homeless and starving businesses ofest almost triple in the past two years. could ai tech bring a whole new meaning to the phrase software debugging? hello and welcome. if you just joined us, i'm sally bundock.

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between the world's two largest plus a rental crisis is changing the life of the spanish island of ibizage collapsed in the us city on tuesday when a container ship crashed into it. investigators have just said some containers on the ship, containing corrosives and lithium ion batteries, were "breached". the ship was leaving the port of baltimore — one of america's largest. it has since been closed, causing havoc on the movement of goods. it's thought that 8,000 jobs have been affected

it's house in ibiza . and it's a big house in ibiza.sn't it's kind of party time, isn't it ? it? >> yes. the wheels came off a little bit, so that's. i mean, it was a very unfortunate set of circumstances that that all of that happened to me . i am far, that happened to me. i am far, far, far from an innocent in all of that circumstance . but, you of that circumstance. but, you know, when somebody targets you for two years, brings coke into your house and ask how to cut it, and you just do it because and i give it back to them. there's no pictures of me actually doing that stuff again. i'm far from innocent, but but it was it was a 100. yeah. >> i mean, it was known as la maison bang bang for some reason. >> okay. but it had a few names. the maison, the bang bang was a blessed be to my mate mike smith, who came up with that name. but the idea was it was banging house music. is that right? that's what it was. all right. >> i think the tabloids took that rather differently. >> yeah, they they said and they said there were there were many

but in any case, it is summer, and you we see , well, just imagine what we will say to this club in ibiza for example, or portafino, in arcadia ballistic missiles will arrive, but it is minus 200 people right away, that is, if i will sort out some measures and, because there are 3 minutes there, if you fill the dance in full, i conditionally say, how will someone dance there, no i know, well, it's simple, it could just be a mixed bag, i don't know what to answer , i think that here every person should be responsible for himself and look where he 's going, whether there is a bomb shelter there or not, i'm up to that i know that there may be some restrictions in the sense of the gathering of people, that is... because everyone wants to do business, i understand summer, someone will come there to rest from the war, just to clear their head, that's understandable, well, that is, this is life in all its forms, maybe it's just that the city will say that... friends, you know, let's do everything very well this time, very limited, well, because this is a city that flies in three minutes skandar

ibiza and the islands the balyarskys, that’s right, sergei is over a thousand in music.ngwriter took his pseudonym in honor of sergei rachmaninov, whose talent he deeply respected. serge gainsbourg. absolutely right. his real name is lucien. fire 200. in 1775, a fire destroyed the historical center of tartu. it was she who ordered the allocation of 25,000 rubles for restoration. catherine ii. you are right, there are 600 shahnuts around. in 1925, this world champion not only played in the moscow international tournament, but starred in... regarding yesterday's tragedy in crocs, we we'll show it on air right away. but the terrorists involved in the attack were detained, the suspects were captured in the bryansk region within a few hours of each other. as the fsb reported, they planned to cross the russian-ukrainian border and had contacts in the ukrainian country. in the operational footage , one of the detainees admits that he was promised half a million rubles for the mass murder of people. date of birth, what did you do in the crocus? shot what did you shoot? yes, who?

. >> yes, a sex worker in ibiza and ibiza . and ibiza. >> so he's quite a colourful character and heys he loves his family and he would do nothing to embarrass him. his mere presence in the big brother house is embarrassing . house is embarrassing. >> yeah, i don't think that clip you just showed, i don't think could be any further from the perception of the british royal family. if you tried, and the fact he is not only the fact that he is not only the uncle of the future queen, he's the uncle of the future the great uncle of the future king, prince george, as well , i king, prince george, as well, i think is going to perhaps whether he wants to or not is going to create some alarm bells and perhaps embarrass the royal family bit. family a little bit. >> but you know what? i think it's humanising because >> but you know what? i think it's is humanising because >> but you know what? i think it's is notmanising because >> but you know what? i think it's is not royal;ing because >> but you know what? i think it's is not royal bloodecause >> but you know what? i think it's is not royal

. >> and don't forget cocaine >> and don't forget the cocaine in house and the in the house in ibizato be entertaining. think. be very entertaining. i think. >> he was very kind last >> yeah, he was very kind last night. he was very, very diplomatic. the diplomatic. last night in the programme. talking programme. anyway, we're talking party. be talking party. we're going to be talking about that. um, and also of course kate, photo. course kate, the photo. >> yeah. that we're not showing. >> right. >> right. >> this tv station isn't my newspaper quite right. newspaper isn't quite right. there's agreement. there's a voluntary agreement. she's recovering she's a she's recovering from a serious illness. that picture serious illness. so that picture hasn't to be published. but hasn't got to be published. but it's social media and it's all over social media and it's all over social media and it's on foreign media outlets. >> a former >> you'll know this. as a former royal and just royal correspondent and just general the know, it general man in the know, is it correct goldsmith correct tha

he was on a programme called ibiza weekender, and when he into the house, he actually went into the house a little bit of got, shamed for a little bit by like, sharon osbourne and then when he left, he had a short shorts again. i short shorts on again. and i think goes to show that, you think he goes to show that, you know, don't book by its know, don't judge a book by its coven know, don't judge a book by its cover. larger than cover. he was this larger than life lovely cover. he was this larger than life very, lovely cover. he was this larger than life very, know, lovely guy, very, you know, heartwarming person. so yeah. deserved winner can deserved winner there. you can see screen now with see him on screen now with nikita kuzmin from strictly come dancing. nikita second dancing. and nikita came second last actually came last night. louis actually came fourth, firm. yeah. firm britain came fifth. and then a guy called colson smith came third. if you watch corrie, he plays craig tinker in coronation street. so it was a, you know, unexpected winner last night but actually overall really

he he lived in ibiza for a while. i remember the name of his villa, but i'm not going to say it.like that. um so he's, he's lived a bit a life , shall we say. um, bit of a life, shall we say. um, and kate middleton, according to the sun , is furious. that is the sun, is furious. that is going in there because she's terrified going to say terrified he's going to say something especially something untoward, especially with kate recuperating from her surgery , which we still don't surgery, which we still don't know what it is . i mean, is he know what it is. i mean, is he going that sort of family going to let that sort of family secret slip? and it's also been very, vocal about harry as very, very vocal about harry as well. the fact that harry has upset catherine and, you know, he's had a go at harry and so she's also frightened that he's also going to go more and more on the anti harry and meghan line as well. but to be honest with you, it's going to be worth watching. >> it'll be a ratings boost, which is why they've probably that's huge fee . yeah. there's >> yeah huge fee. yeah