michelle 0'neill has already apologised "for grieving families experiencing more hurt" but insisted she did not break the rules. more than 30 in attendance. hundreds more behind them in a procession. widespread advertising of an event. installing a public address system in the cemetery, a mass rally in a cemetery. posing for selfies. and yet, the deputy first minister continues to insist that her actions were within the regulations. i think that's for the birds. how many members here in the midst of this week's incessant media coverage — the tweets, the facebook statuses, the interviews — how many have genuinely given any thought to the grieving family of bobby storey? one member said many families had buried their loved ones with no funeral. the sacrifices these families have had to make are immeasurable, and will stay with them for the rest of their lives. and mr speaker, they are doing this on the advice given to them by our executive every week. your arrogance and the way you've spoken to the people of northern ireland in this assembly is insulting. it has undermined the very he

funeral of a former member of the provisional ira.(00v)sinn fein says it's vice president michelle 0'neill will not —— —— of a former member of the provisional ira. sinn fein says it's vice president michelle 0'neill will not under any circumstance step down for attending the funeral of bobby storey, which drew hundreds of people onto the streets of belfast. it's thought as many as 75 countries will be exempt from quarantine rules from next week — meaning people arriving back in the uk from those places won't have to isolate. we'll be answering your questions at nine thirty tomorrow morning with travel experts wendy haines and jill starley—grainger here on the bbc news channel. get in touch with the hashtag #bbcyourquestions or email us. but now, let's re—visit today's edition of your questions answered, which looked at the recent government announcement on plans for schools in england. jane hill wasjoined by sian griffiths, the education editor of the sunday times, and francis green, professor of work and education economics at the ucl institute of education. let's take a lo

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alex neill is the chief executive of the free complaints website resolver and shejoins me now. let's start with those people who has been in touch with us, nick and liz wanted to go on holiday, it didn't happen, any chance of getting cash back from ryanair?” didn't happen, any chance of getting cash back from ryanair? i am afraid it is very, very unlikely. so if the flight it is very, very unlikely. so if the flight is going ahead, then they don't have to buy law give you your money back. so in this case, and u nfortu nately money back. so in this case, and unfortunately come of all the airlines, ryanair is taking the ha rd est airlines, ryanair is taking the hardest line of this one —— budget airlines. they are saying use it or lose it, and if you don't know, you can rebook but if you booked awhile ago, then you have to pay to change it and often the fees can be really high. that is so upsetting sony people. julie said her on the beach package deal is going ahead, how unusual is this, for a package deal to go ahead against foreign and commonwealth advice and should she