BBC Three TV Guide

Zara McDermott explores the island's economy, with access to luxury clubs, yachts and villas, as well as the local police, undercover detectives and emergency medics. In the first episode, she meets Wayne Lineker, Gary's little brother who has made it rich by providing clubbers with a day club pool party

Zara McDermott gets a closer look at how social media is changing crime. Along with a police team from St Josep, she attends a robbery of a high end villa at knife-point

Zara McDermott delves into the dark economy that keeps the drugs flowing in Ibiza, meeting with the drug supplier who never deals on the streets but feeds a seemingly never-ending supply of Class A drugs to demanding clientele all over the island. She also speaks to the police officers on the front line who are trying to cope with the excessive drug use, often allowing users with small supplies to walk away in order to target the dealers in the act of selling. Officers explain how social media has made their jobs much more difficult and Zara follows as they raid a luxury car rental company next to the main airport

Zara McDermott meets Spain's top lawyer when it comes to defending drug traffickers, Ricardo Alvarez-Ossorio, and joins the Spanish Civil Guard as they tackle organised crime and drug trafficking across the country. While on a night shift with an ambulance crew, Zara speaks to a nurse who explains how Ibiza is the ideal testing ground for new drugs

England's controversial exit at the 2010 World Cup in a round-of-16 match against Germany, held at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein, South Africa