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That he had will surround about £5,000, his grandparents had contributed and he wanted to buy a bike on the bike was important for him for his mental and physical well—being and when he turned 18 in 2020 we discovered we had to go to court to buy our son a bike and my wife is responsible for managing his benefit payments, he gets a small amount and she was interviewed by the department for work and pensions for that and we went through that process and she is actually managing more benefits for him than in his child trust fund so it is an example of what you have this double—headed bureau...

Live news, sports, weather and traffic, presented by Mary Wilson and Aine Lawlor. Listen Govt to replace Direct Provision with international protection system Elaine Loughlin, the Irish Examiner's Deputy Political Editor and Nick Henderson, CEO of the Irish Refugee Council on the publication of the Government's White Paper on ending Direct Provision. Listen Share: Dr McMahon: New model needs to get going "without baggage from a previous system that was bad" Dr Bryan McMahon, former Chairperson of the Working Group on the Protection Process and Direct Provision discusses the Government's White...

York's attorney general snyderman who said he's going to sue to stop the illegal rollback of net neutrality. who can he sue, first of all? would he be suing you guys? >> he can sue the agency. we made it very clear that we were no longer going to protect them when it comes to the internet, their experiences over the internet. we weakened the rules. we took ourselves, the expert agency, out of the protection process and we punted to the ftc, the federal trade commission, which has no background when it comes to net neutrality protections and they can only help you after a harm is done. and so w...