Should there be a special pension for those injured through "no fault of their own" during the Troubles?

Should there be a special pension for those severely injured through "no fault of their own" during the Troubles? That's the call from the Wave Trauma Centre who are urging politicians and church leaders to back their proposal. They say around 500 people were so badly injured that they were unable to work and could not build up pensions and have been left to live on benefits. Vinny talks to Alan McBride from the WAVE centre and Ann Travers, whose sister Mary was murdered by the IRA in 1984.