The grieving family of a much-loved mum brutally murdered by someone she "trusted" today called for urgent change.
Stephen Wynne, then aged 26, savagely killed Chantel Taylor with a meat cleaver near his home in Birkenhead, in March 2004. Wynne was only caught when he tried to torch a mosque in Birkenhead in revenge for the July 7, 2005, London bombings.
Ms Taylor's remains have never been found, and her heartbroken family have today spoken out about the heartbreak and grief that has been caused to them as they campaign for a law in her name to introduce longer sentences in similar cases. Speaking to the ECHO, Ms Taylor's daughter Alisha, 28, said: "Growing up without a mum has been painful.
