We were supposed to be going away on Thursday for a weekend break to a European destination, returning on Sunday. We obviously realised weeks ago that it wasn't going to happen.
I'd only booked our flights, and we'd pretty much written them off.
A few days ago the Ryanair website said you could change the date free of charge. I decided to wait until tomorrow to do this to see if there were any other developments.
And now today, the government is advising against all non-essential foreign travel.
My flight is still going. I've had various emails today about check-in, baggage, bloody car hire 
There's nothing on their website citing today's government announcement, only some info flights to / from Spain as it's on lockdown. Our destination isn't as far as I'm aware, but it is in a state of national emergency.
So, claim on travel insurance? Refund by Ryanair? What do people think is my best option?