. >> this is mark hansen, at 31 majorca way. as debra said, the scale of the proposed project is not compatible with thesurrounding buildings in the marina and it is a significant departure from the established pattern the building department has improved in the past . if you drive around the neighborhoods and look , all the buildings go off floor and it's always a partial fourth floor are 2unit buildings where the drive is on the bottom and there's 2 units on top of it and there's been an approval to do a half of a fourth story . all the single-family homes are 2 bedroom or two-story buildings that have been allowed to go up after the thirdfloor and this particular project , the project is impacting 24 neighbors and five additional adjacent properties. and what we're doing is taking a single-family home and going up 2 full floors so if you look at slide 2, it shows the side of the building what everyone in majorca will see. the front of thebuilding which is the proposed slide number two please .the front of the building which s

popular holiday destinations like ibiza, majorca and barbados are added to the uk's green list for travel — but the government warns it could change at short notice. when you book, things may have to change, they may have to change at short notice. we have said they are on the green list, said they're on the green watchlist so that people can see exactly what we are seeing in terms of concern. officials in russia are sounding the alarm over the? new wave of coronavirus infections causing a record number of deaths us presidentjoe biden has declared a state of emergency in miami after a block of flats collapsed there on wednesday night, with one person confirmed dead and 99 still unaccounted for. a friend of the uk health secretary, matt hancock, says he won't comment on personal issues following publication of pictures of him in the sun newspaper with a close aide he hired last year during the pandemic. doctors say they are seeing record numbers of young children in accident and emergency departments across the uk — with most suffering a mild fever which could be treated at home and — lear

the addition specifically of the balearic islands, majorca, abbey for minorca means that it is goingl industry, as you say is giving it a grudging welcome. they say they need far more to open up if there is to be a hope of saving summerfor the airlines and summer for the airlines and holiday summerfor the airlines and holiday companies. summer for the airlines and holiday companies.— summer for the airlines and holiday companies. let's talk about where _ holiday companies. let's talk about where we _ holiday companies. let's talk about where we are - holiday companies. let's talk about where we are with - holiday companies. let's talk about where we are with the | about where we are with the timeline. it is nearly the end ofjune. how much summer will be left before we have a timetable on this double jab idea? timetable on this double 'ab idea? . , , . idea? that is the big concern. this is simply. _ idea? that is the big concern. this is simply, of— idea? that is the big concern. this is simply, of course, - idea? that is the big concern. this is simply, of course, the | this is simp

dad lives in majorca and has been unable to come over to give - my dad lives in majorca and has been a live link through the tv screen and get my dad to do a speech live, if the internet permits! but it will be my grandad. internet permits! but it will be my arandad. ~ , , grandad. well, listen, it will be fine, i grandad. well, listen, it will be fine. i can— grandad. well, listen, it will be fine, i can tell, _ grandad. well, listen, it will be fine, i can tell, keep— grandad. well, listen, it will be fine, i can tell, keep your - grandad. well, listen, it will be fine, i can tell, keep your eye l grandad. well, listen, it will be l fine, i can tell, keep your eye on the weather app! it is fine, i can tell, keep your eye on the weather app!— the weather app! it is a beautiful venue, the weather app! it is a beautiful venue. we _ the weather app! it is a beautiful venue, we have _ the weather app! it is a beautiful venue, we have got _ the weather app! it is a beautiful venue, we have got all— the weather app! it is a beautiful venue, we have got all the - the weather app! it is a b

this is bbc news with the latest headlines popular holiday destinations like ibiza, majorca and barbados are added to the uk's green list for travel — but the government warns it could change at short notice. when you book, things may have to change, they may have to change at short notice. we have said they are on the green list, said they're on the green watchlist so that people can see exactly what we are seeing in terms of concern. any adult in england can get a vaccine without an appointment this weekend at walk—in centres across the country. us presidentjoe biden has declared a state of emergency in miami after a block of flats collapsed there on wednesday night, with one person confirmed dead and 99 still unaccounted for. doctors say they are seeing record numbers of young children in accident and emergency departments across the uk — with most suffering a mild fever which could be treated at home still cutting hair at 91 — we meet the uk's oldest hairdresser and coming up later this hour, i'll be taking your questions on international travel and putting them to our experts — you

what is the situation in majorca in terms of covid currently? very, very low.oming off on saturday outside. and today it is fingers crossed big time because there is about a hundred hotels which still haven't opened and they are just waiting for the green light to go on the british market which will make or break this summer season or what is left of it. if we don't get the brits coming within the next two or three weeks, it could be another lost season and the consequences would be dire for the balearics. .,, ' :: :: consequences would be dire for the balearics. ' :: :: ., , consequences would be dire for the balearics. ':: :: ., , balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned _ balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned will _ balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned will only _ balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned will only open - balearics. those 100 hotels you mentioned will only open if - balearics. those 100 hotels you | mentioned will only open if brits go? mentioned will only open if brits no? , mentioned will only open if brits to? , . , , mentioned

the time that we dedicated to the men and women of the dep has reinforced the work secretary majorcas has done bringing support to the men and women on the job. i commend all of them for what they have seen so far. i call it progress, where not exactly where we want to be but we've made progress last year because of the dedication and his efforts so with that i want to also make the point that when we have this conversation about what's happening at theborder , let's not lose sight of the fact that we'retalking about human beings . let's not lose sight of the fact that were talking about stories that as many of the community folks here involved in this details of abuse and fear and harm not only from folks who are coming here and there home country and experiencing that butalong with the path of their migration . so let's recognize with a sense of humanity that these issues must be addressed in a way that informs five and informed by reality. and informed by perspectives that actually is dedicated to addressing problems and fixing them in the most constructive and productive way. the

from wednesday popular holiday destinations like ibiza, majorca and madeira, as well as malta and a numberbut — with the exception of malta — the new additions are all on a so—called watch list which means they are at a higher risk of changing from green back to amber. caroline davies reports on another summer of uncertainty for british holidaymakers and the travel industry. britain does not have the feel of a country in the grip of a third wave of coronavirus. the prospect of foreign holidays for the fully immunised looks tantalisingly close, but rising virus levels here may put paid to that. just a month ago, the united kingdom had one of the lowest rates of coronavirus in europe, most of which was coming out of its second wave. but the rise of the delta variant here — first identified in india — has changed all that. now the uk has a higher level of cases than spain, greece, france, italy — indeed anywhere in europe, and it's still rising here. and that may make some popular holiday destinations think twice before wanting to admit british tourists. there certainly is some fear right now

has been extended. quarantining on return from wednesday popular holiday destinations like ibiza, majorcacaribbean are being added. but 7 with the exception of malta — the new additions are all on a so—called watch list which means they are at a higher risk of changing from green back to amber. caroline davies reports on another summer of uncertainty for british holidaymakers and the travel industry. no roar of the engines, silent and static. gatwick airport had 69 passenger flights today. this time of year, pre—pandemic, they would have had between 800 and 900. as the school holidays into close of the green list is increasingly critical for the industry, but today's announcement is good news for some. after over a month of hoping, malta is one of the countries that will go green from next wednesday. bermuda and barbados will also go green, but all of the new additions apart from malta were on the green watchlist meaning the government is warning they are at risk of going to amber. the red list is also getting longer with six additions including tunisia and uganda. the green list does not

from wednesday popular holiday destinations like ibiza, majorca and madeira, as well as malta and a numberislands in the caribbean are being added. but — with the exception of malta — the new additions are all on a so—called watch list which means they are at a higher risk of changing from green back to amber. caroline davies reports on another summer of uncertainty for british holidaymakers and the travel industry. no roar of the engines, silent and static. gatwick airport had 69 passenger flights today. this time of year, pre—pandemic, they would have had between 800 and 900. as the school holidays into close of the green list is increasingly critical for the industry, but today's announcement is good news for some. after over a month of hoping, malta is one of the countries that will go green from next wednesday. bermuda and barbados will also go green, but all of the new additions apart from malta were on the green watchlist meaning the government is warning they are at risk of going to amber. the red list is also getting longer with six additions including tunisia and uganda. the gree

travel companies are pointing to the example of majorca and the balearic islands of spain, which haveower covid infection rates than the uk — 33 per 100 thousand as compared with 80 per 100 thousand — but are still effectively off—limits to uk tourists. here's the boss of tour operatorjet2. the government has set it would be led by the data. the data suggests travel should be allowed to the islands and it is not so so either they have data the government is not showing us or there is a reason rather than the data. tom jenkins is ceo of the etoa - european tourism association. what sort of an effect other current rules having on european tourism? european tourism in — european tourism? european tourism in its _ european tourism? european tourism in its broadest - european tourism? european tourism in its broadest sense is shut down as far as the uk is shut down as far as the uk is concerned. it's £60 billion per year industry in the process of taking british people are brought into europe. but the point about europe at the moment is they have their own market and they have broadly open

it includes holiday hotspots like majorca and ibiza as well as malta.o—called 'green watchlist�* — which means they could turn amber at short notice, even while you're already away. the amber and red lists still cover the majority of the world including most of the main holiday hotspots. the travel industry is angry. it says the government hasn't gone far enough and is being far too cautious in its approach. the boss of ba has warned thatjobs are at stake if the industry misses another summer. and one thing to watch — the government has said those who've had two jabs will be allowed to travel to amber list countries later in the summer, without having to quarantine. they have not yet given a date for that. so could demand for those green destinations mean your holiday is about to get more expensive? let's get speak now to emma coulthurst from the holiday price comparison site travelsupermarket. good morning. . some people can finally book a holiday this summer but not without its complications. it is not. it is good news. i was thinking — it is not. it

from wednesday popular holiday destinations like ibiza, majorca and madeira, as well as malta and a number with the exception of malta — the new additions are all on a so—called watch list which means they are at a higher risk of changing from green back to amber. caroline davies reports on another summer of uncertainty for british holiday—makers and the travel industry. no roar of the engines, silent and static. gatwick airport had 69 passenger flights today. this time of year, pre—pandemic, they would have had between 800 and 900. as the school holidays into close of the green list is increasingly critical for the industry, but today's announcement is good news for some. after over a month of hoping, malta is one of the countries that will go green from next wednesday. bermuda and barbados will also go green, but all of the new additions apart from malta were on the green watchlist meaning the government is warning they are at risk of going to amber. the red list is also getting longer with six additions including tunisia and uganda. the green list does not go far enough for the industry

majorca, a british holiday favourite for decades, is one of the key destinations that tourism bossesow, 400,000 germans went there last month but it is in the uk amber return and testing. the government has said that it cannot comment on the legal challenge, but that their decisions on the green list are made on numerous health factors. this morning one minister gave hope on forthcoming changes, allowing double vaccinated tirris to travel is being considered, if the uk doesn't want to get left behind by countries that are adopting a two jab approach. more than one in five children in england now qualify for free school meals after a sharp rise during the pandemic. according to the latest data, a further 420,000 children have become eligible since march last year, taking the total to more than 1.7 million. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys is here. what does this tell us about what is going on in the lives of certain families in england? this gives insiaht families in england? this gives insight into _ families in england? this gives insight into how _ families in england? this giv

majorca is not going onto the green list - restrictions change.stions but thank you forjoining us. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. good afternoon. the weather is going to bring is a mixed bag over the next few days. spells of sunshine throughout the weekend, a few showers here and there on saturday and more persistent rain in the far south on sunday. back to the here and now, a lot of cloud through the rest of the afternoon into the evening. showery rain for parts of northern england, wales, the odd thunderstorm through the midlands, east anglia, as we head into this evening. overnight, most of the rain eases, it will stay quite cloudy with mist and fog around for many. slightly clearer skies in the south and far north—west, but temperatures staying in double figures overnight. into saturday, slow—moving front still with us, quite a weak weather front, it's not bringing too much rain, but a lot of cloud across much of the uk. a few sharp showers through central england, perhaps wales. sunny skies towards the far nor

from wednesday, popular holiday destinations like ibiza, majorca and madeira, as well as malta and aof islands in the caribbean, are being added. but with the exception of malta, the new additions are all on a so—called watch list which means they are at a higher risk of changing from green back to amber. as for people who are fully vaccinated, the government says it plans to drop quarantine rules for those returning from amber countries, but it won't happen until later this summer. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies reports on another summer of uncertainty for british holiday—makers and the travel industry. no roar of the engines, silent and static. gatwick airport had 69 passenger flights today. this time of year, pre—pandemic, they would have had between 800 and 900. as the school holidays into close of the green list is increasingly critical for the industry, but today's announcement is good news for some. after over a month of hoping, malta is one of the countries that will go green from next wednesday. bermuda and barbados will also go green, but all of the new additio

so—called green list, with no quarantine required, along with the spanish balearic islands, ibiza, majorcaorca. this lunchtime, the prime minister hinted that in future, foreign travel without quarantine might be possible for those who've been double jabbed. business leaders are hoping the government will relax restrictions on holidays but any changes comes amid rising concern, here and abroad, about the continuing spread, of the delta variant. here's theo legget. summer is here, and both travel companies and would—be holiday—makers are desperate for the current restrictions to be eased so that people can go to more destinations abroad without facing quarantine measures on their return. under the so—called traffic light system in england, arrivals from green list countries don't have to go into isolation, although they do need to take a test within two days. those coming back from amber or medium risk countries need to isolate at home. red means high risk, and quarantine in hotels is compulsory. the government in westminster has been reviewing the system and more countries could be added t

there's been some speculation that malta could be added, along with the spanish islands ibiza, majorcainorca. travel bosses are calling for an exemption to quarantine for fully—vaccinated people from amber countries. transport secretary grant shapps has said ministers "need to look at what the science says". but the prospect of european holidays could face another hurdle, after german chancellor angela merkel suggested all eu countries should make british travellers quarantine on arrival to slow the spread of the delta variant. here's our transport correspondent caroline davies. save travel! the travel industry is frustrated and nervous. protesting yesterday around the country, were people whose jobs rely on international travel reopening. they want more countries on the green list and more financial support from the government. we don't want to be sitting idle, we want to be back at work, taking people on holiday or to see their loved ones overseas so it's hugely frustrating for us. when i'm bringing seven people back from ibiza, that's just not sustainable. you know, for anybody. so

there's been some speculation that malta could be added, along with the spanish islands ibiza, majorca and minorca. here's our transport correspondent caroline davies. save travel! the travel industry is frustrated and nervous. protesting yesterday around the country, the people whose jobs rely on international travel reopening. they want more countries on the green list and more financial support from the government. we don't want to be sitting idle, we want to be back at work, taking people on holiday or to see their loved ones overseas so it's hugely frustrating for us. when i'm bringing seven people back from ibiza, that's just not sustainable. you know, for anybody. so something has to change and quickly. we need customers to be able to survive, so manyjobs- are at risk, thousandsl and thousands ofjobs. the westminster government is expected to announce the latest green list for england later today. scotland, wales and northern ireland have previously adopted the same list. green means that arrivals to the uk don't need to quarantine, although they do need to take a test before an

majorca and menorca, ibiza, these are huge destinations for uk residents.rope about the cases we have here in the uk. that is riuht. cases we have here in the uk. that is right- there _ cases we have here in the uk. that is right. there will— cases we have here in the uk. trust is right. there will still be requirements for testing and it is not going to be easy to get away this summer. it will still involve a significant extra cost in terms of tests to get into countries and because they want to be sure we are not importing that virus on ourselves, and on top of that we have still got the tests on return, so it is good to hear that the government are considering making it possible to go quarantine free if you are double jabbed but there is no clarity on the test yet and that can be a big test for someone who might bejust going can be a big test for someone who might be just going away for a week. —— that can be a big cost. might be just going away for a week. -- that can be a big cost.— -- that can be a big cost. angela merkel said _ -- that can be a big c

destinations have been added to the green list, including the spanish balearic islands of ibiza, menorca and majorcalaces have been added to the list, as well, and holiday firms are talking about a considerable uptick in bookings today as a result. theo leggett has this report. they are quiet right now, but the beaches and bars of ibiza are getting ready for a wave of new arrivals from britain. the balearic island is one of a number of new destinations travellers from the uk will be able to visit without having to quarantine on their return, although they will have to take covid tests before and after their journey. duncan lyon says he can't wait to go on holiday with his wife without having to go into quarantine afterwards. i have worked all the way through the pandemic, i have had a few holidays cancelled. but certainly myself and my wife are looking so much forward to having a bit of sun, sea and relaxation, and a few cheeky drinks sitting on a nice terrace somewhere, enjoying the sun. relaxation, that is what i want. but there's a catch — a warning that nearly all of the new green list countries

so—called green list which gave more opportunity for us to travel to places like the spanish islands of majorcaom those places, but now what we are seeing on the other side is that countries around the world are nervous about uk travellers so they are imposing their own rules on arrivals from the uk in their countries and you run through some of them there, portugal was the first to go on that green list before being turned amber in the last update, they are asking for fully vaccinated travellers only and if not you will have two quarantine for 1a days, and what is crucial here is that you will have to have had that full vaccine two weeks before you travel. spain also says it needs a full vaccination or a negative pcr test on arrival. germany we know is already pushing other member states of the eu to require and restrict uk travellers because of the emergence of the delta variant, and it is that dealt a variant that is causing so much concern around the world, especially in hong kong, they are banning all uk flights, because they are concerned about the uk's status were that variant is so domi

that's along with the spanish balearic islands of ibiza, majorca and minorca.inister has hinted that in future, foreign travel without quarantine might be possible, for those who've been double jabbed. business leaders are hoping the government will relax restrictions on holidays, but any changes come amid rising concern, here and abroad, about the continuing spread, of the delta variant. here's theo leggett. summer is here. travel companies and would—be holiday—makers are desperate for restrictions to be eased so people can go to more destinations abroad without facing quarantine on their return. under the so—called traffic light system in england, arrivals from green list countries don't have to go into isolation, although they do need to take a test within two days. those coming back from amber, or medium risk countries, need to isolate at home. red means high risk, and quarantine in hotels is compulsory. the government in westminster has been reviewing the system. more countries could be added to england's green list today. scotland, wales and northern irel

travel policy, take a look at these numbers —during may, almost 4,000 tourists arrived at palma de majorcag. thank you for having me. it might. - need to do it. good evening. thank you for having me. it might. it - you for having me. it might. it really— you for having me. it might. it really might. ryan air have clearly done _ really might. ryan air have clearly done their— really might. ryan air have clearly done their sums, done their homework, work out what they want to do and _ homework, work out what they want to do and what _ homework, work out what they want to do and what this wants to achieve. i think— do and what this wants to achieve. i think there — do and what this wants to achieve. i think there is something in it if i'm think there is something in it if i'm being — think there is something in it if i'm being honest. you mentioned that he were _ i'm being honest. you mentioned that he were just _ i'm being honest. you mentioned that he were just a second ago which is transparency. i think that's what they're — transparency. i think that's what they're after. i don't think th

on the list, the balearic islands, including ibiza and majorca, malta, madeira, several uk overseas territories before departure — and another on day two after returning to the uk. so how's that gone down in the resorts? let's cross to ibiza, where anna holligan is waiting for the stampede to begin. are they celebrating, and a? the champagne _ are they celebrating, and a? the champagne corks have been popping tonight! _ champagne corks have been popping tonight! as soon as this news came through. _ tonight! as soon as this news came through. we — tonight! as soon as this news came through, we were in a bar watching, there _ through, we were in a bar watching, there were — through, we were in a bar watching, there were people jumping all over each other, as soon as they herded. they— each other, as soon as they herded. they had _ each other, as soon as they herded. they had been waiting all day, bars, hotels _ they had been waiting all day, bars, hotels they— they had been waiting all day, bars, hotels. they had been monitoring to develop _ hotels. they had been monitoring to develop into. this

majorca, a british holiday favourite for decades, is one of the key destinations that tourism bossesat their decisions on the green list are made on numerous health factors. this morning one minister gave hope on forthcoming changes, allowing double vaccinated tourists to travel is being considered, if the uk doesn�*t want to get left behind by countries that are adopting a two jab approach. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. humid air remains over southern and eastern areas. for the majority it is fresher. a few showers in the north and west. temperatures further north and west. temperatures further north and west. temperatures further north and east will not be quite as high. the humidity is. a close night once again. further rumbles of thunder. further showers migrating northwards across central and eastern areas. there could be lively downpours at times. an uncomfortable night. a brighter day tomorrow. we are watching developments to the south. heavy rain migrating northwards across the north of england, pushing towards the welsh borders. although tempe

it's the seventh series of the show which sees islanders enter a villa in majorca to battle it out toht it was really good. we have already missed i you think? i thought it was really i good. we have already missed love island so just the fact it is back on our screens is exciting. i feel it was kind of dry, i think people may be holding back a little bit. you have said before that the format is predictable, straight boy meet straight girl, and looking at the there it does look pretty predictable. is it getting too formulaic?— predictable. is it getting too formulaic? �* ., , , predictable. is it getting too formulaic? �* , ., , formulaic? i'm hoping we see a bit of diversity- _ formulaic? i'm hoping we see a bit of diversity- l _ formulaic? i'm hoping we see a bit of diversity. i keep _ formulaic? i'm hoping we see a bit of diversity. i keep pitching - formulaic? i'm hoping we see a bit of diversity. i keep pitching the - of diversity. i keep pitching the idea have bisexual couple or a whole new series just for gay people. hopefully we will see a more diverse cast. it hopefully we wi