sinn fein have pointed to the ulster volunteer force is the source of the threats. litaries. they need to get tough with the ulster volunteer force. be a operate with impunity in the area. the last thing they seem —— need to stand up to the thugs and bullyboys. back claim has been disputed by some loyalist. police are continuing to investigate who was behind the intimidation. we understand who is behind it. we do not want to speculate but whoever is involved, it is not what the people of east belfast wa nts it is not what the people of east belfast wants in terms of a working community. this is not the first time this place has been in the news. there was controversy last summer when ulster volunteer force flags appeared on lampposts in the area. i understand the flags are due to come down shortly, due to come down after ulster day, today. but this is beside the point. the reality of the situation is that there has been intimidation, the intimidation is wrong, and it has no place in the northern ireland we wish to build. the housing executive is now trying to re— hom

it's claimed the threats came from the paramilitary ulster volunteer force.was among 18 children who died in the blaze injune. also among those killed were sisters, three—year—old hania and four—year—old fethia who died with their mother, rania, on the 23rd floor. our special correspondent lucy manning has been speaking to the girls‘ family. in matching dresses, celebrating at a birthday party, two sisters, fethia, four, and hania, three, dancing together. they would die in the fire together. hania, a little bit shy, lived in grenfell with her sister, her mum, rania ibrahim, who also died, and her dad, hassan. fethia had this strong personality, just like her mum. she was very brave and very social. hania was much more of the quiet one. and if she said something, you would cherish it. this was hania. she loved art, and i realise that about her... their cousin mourns the future they dreamed of. fethia, i believe, wanted to be a teacher. she was really bossy. "do this, do that," and she followed instructions quite well. hania, probably a princess. that's probab

it's claimed the threats came from the paramilitary ulster volunteer force.ssengers following the cancellation of thousands of flights. the head of the civil aviation authority, which regulates the industry, says he is furious with ryanair managers. in particular, he's accused them of failing to tell the hundreds of thousands of passengers affected by the flight cancellations that they are entitled to be re—routed on other airlines. here's our transport correspondent richard wescott. it is europe's biggest and busiest airline. but ryanair has been made to look a bit small today. accused of persistently misleading nearly three quarters of a million customers, the uk regulator has now threatened them with legal action. we want them to make it clear to every passenger what that passenger is entitled to in terms of re—routing, expenses and compensation where applicable. we don't think that is a big task. the law is clear. there is no dispute over the law, it is just over ryanair‘s willingness to do that. airlines are meant to rebook passengers on rival carriers i