fact. it's the music that fuels and feeds this island. _ fact. it's the music that fuels and feeds this island. covid _ fact. it's the music that fuels and feeds this island. covid rules - fact. it's the music that fuels and i feeds this island. covid rules mean these iconic venues that usually have queues around the block are still shut. ., ~' ., have queues around the block are still shut. ., ~ ., �* ., still shut. you know, you've got this hue still shut. you know, you've got this huge enormous _ still shut. you know, you've got this huge enormous clubs - still shut. you know, you've got this huge enormous clubs with l this huge enormous clubs with hundreds and hundreds of staff in each, from the cleanest of the bartenders to the waiters and the djs. they are all out of work. b, djs. they are all out of work. a pilot is taking place tomorrow to see whether it's safe to let these places reopen. even then for now dancing will only be allowed outside. it's a delicate and diplomatic balancing act. the desire to allow british tourists to return while keeping new variants of the virus at bay. i beat the's most senior politician told the bbc they need to take that risk. we senior politician told the bbc they need to take that risk.— need to take that risk. we don't want in ibiza _ need to take that risk. we don't want in ibiza the _ need to take that risk. we don't want in ibiza the same - need to take that risk. we don't want in ibiza the same as - need to take that risk. we don't i want in ibiza the same as portugal and close the island, so we want to open slowly. we want british people