By Emma Reynolds and Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 11:52 EST, 28 January 2013 | UPDATED: 14:12 EST, 28 January 2013 Brooke Kinsella today broke down into tears as she spoke of the 'unjust' £20,000 police compensation payment to the father of one of her brother's killers. Michael Alleyne's son, also called Michael, stabbed Ben to death in north London in 2008 - but his father has now won a settlement over injuries he suffered during the ­Met Police hunt for the murderer. The family of Ben Kinsella received just half of that after the 16-year-old was killed outside a north London bar in 2008. At the time, £10,000 was the most the law allowed for criminal injuries compensation.
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Michael Alleyne Sr was pushed to ground during police hunt for his son
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Dog was Tasered during struggle and he suffered ankle and eye injuries
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Family of murdered Ben, 16, said they were horrified by Met Police payout
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They only received £10,000 when Ben died - and spent it on his funeral
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Click here to see the interview with George and Debbie Kinsella from This Morning
Speaking on This Morning, @placeholder's father George Kinsella said: 'The money that we got, just about paid