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Esther McVey: 'We owe it to affected families to make Chantel's Law a reality'

The campaign seeks a standalone offence after Chantel Taylor’s killer concealed her remains, leaving her family unable to bury her and hiding evidence.

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In England and Wales, desecration of a dead body is not an offence in its own right and that needs to change.

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Esther McVey: 'We owe it to affected families to make Chantel's Law a reality'

In England and Wales, desecration of a dead body is not an offence in its own right and that needs to change.

·Northwich, United Kingdom
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Northwich Guardian broke the news in Northwich, United Kingdom on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
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