reading a statement after this narrative conclusion was given today, conner marshall's mother blamed ion of the probation service for her sons death. today is the culmination of almost five years of struggle to obtain truth and justice for conner and to find out why our much loved son is a victim of callous, unprovoked attack. the coroner's findings have indicated what we have the coroner's findings have vindicated what we have always known to be true. that the supervision of david braddon was not robust and the management system in wales crc were wholly inadequate. this was a direct consequence of the chaos caused by the privatisation of probation services in this country. the coroner identified seven major failures. had these failures not occurred, we will never know whether our son conner would still be here today. following the inquest, the trade union for probation officer said it had already raised serious concerns about the company working links which looked after the probation service in wales which is now in administration and the union has called for a public enquiry into th

on the 7th of march, conner marshall left the family home, he was due to be back in the family home thewing 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. let's go straight to manchester. there is the podium and we are expecting rebecca long—bailey to speak, t

unlawfully killed, and support for his probation officer was woefully inadequate. 18—year—old conner marshallnear port talbot, in march 2015. his killer, 26—year—old david braddon, was on probation for drugs offences and assaulting a police officer at the time. 0ne one in seven people in britain are said to be neuro diverse, a term describing those with dyslexia, adhd, or on the autism spectrum. more and more employers are trying to attract people who are neuro diverse. in fact, the intelligence agency, gchq, has been doing so for more than 20 years. now a major record label has produced a guide book aimed at making the working environment more inclusive. so, this can be used to describe most neurodiversities. i typically use it to do either dyspraxia or autism. put these goggles on and what they will do is turn your wold upside down. can you see? yes. now, try and shake my hand. pleasure to meet you. a small gesture that happens all the time in a workplace. but what if you are neurodiverse? neurodiverse people, those with adhd, dyspraxia, dyslexia and the autism spectrum, can sometimes strug