braddon was jailed for life mr marshall's murder. tomos morgan joins me from our cardiff newsroom. following this desperately heartbreaking case. explain more about the probation issue and all of this. this case began in 2015, it was on a saturday night, the 7th of march when conner marshall night, the 7th of march when conner ma rs hall left night, the 7th of march when conner marshall left the family home to stay overnight in the caravan park in porthcawl. he told his mother he would be back the following morning to celebrate her birthday with her but at 7:30am, it was not conner marshall at the door but the police to say that david braddon had beaten her son to death. the probation service element of this story is important in 2015, they were reformed to the private companies looked after the probation service. the company, caseworker looking after david braddon who was a serial offender on probation for drug offences and for beating a police officer. the coroner has ruled in this inquest that the caseworker, the probation worker, was overwhelmed by the work she had. she was new

braddon was jailed for life mr marshall's murder.s due to be back in the family home the following morning for his mother's birthday but at 730 the following morning, it was not conner at the door, but the police to tell his mother he had been brutally attacked by david braddon. he had been beaten to death by a serial offender, who was already on parole for drug offences and for beating at police officer. to give you some context, the privation service is privatised in the uk in 2014, a decision which has been reversed just last year, due to much criticism. the company who looked after the probation service in wales had concerns raised about them by the union only recently. david braddon, his probation officer was set in the inquest to have been overwhelmed by the work she had. she is said to have been neutral and the management of her role was woefully mismanaged. following the narrative conclusion today, conner‘s mother gave a statement in which she blamed the private oh privatisation of the probation service for her son's death. l

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, he had been beaten to death bya braddon, he had been beaten to death by a serial offender on parolenly recently. david braddon's probation officer was said to have been overwhelmed by the work she had and she was said to be new to her role and that was woefully mismanaged. following the conclusion today, connor marshall's mother gave a statement in which she blamed the privatisation of the probation service for her son's death. thomas, for the moment, thanks forjoining us. leading psychiatrists have said companies like facebook should be forced to hand over their data to researchers, so they can study whether social media technology is harmful to children. the royal college of psychiatrists wants independent experts to assess how youngsters are affected by their experiences online, amid concern from parents and schools. here's angus crawford. she had so much to offer. molly russell's death... and that's gone. ..sparked a national outcry. these are companies that count their profits in the billions, and they turn round and say to us that they can't protect our children? questions abo