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The government plans changes to The Law aimed at bringing in more sets for some of England and Wales' the worst offenders.

the measures might have an impact on the sentencing of the killer of pre-school age children.

The government also wants to serve violent and sexual offenders, the said at least two-thirds of their terms, The Paper .

The Prime Minister is planning in next month's Queen's Speech' s the introduction of the changes, according to the "Telegraph".

This could be included in the sentencing bill or a statutory instrument, a form of secondary legislation that can be introduced without Parliament passing a new act.

The government has no details of the planned law changes.

But said a Ministry of justice spokesman for the Prime Minister , Boris Johnson has ordered an urgent review of sentencing policy in the last month and would bring forward proposals "in due course".

Currently, the sentencing of killers of children in the cases in which the abduction or sexual or sadistic motivation can consider a entire life, or "life means life", which means the offender is never released from prison.

Rosemary West was convicted in 1995 of murdering 10 Young Women and girls after the first by the horrific sexual violence in prison on a whole life.

It is possible the government could try to expand it, part of which provides a "Starting Point " for the judge, taking into account the 'whole life' orders for murderers in particularly serious cases.

Where there is no evidence of an abduction or a sexual or sadistic motivation, when a child murder, the offender must be given a Life Sentence .

A Life Sentence differs from a whole life, in that a judge can specify that the minimum term that you must spend in prison before he is eligible for parole.

Once an offender remains on parole for the rest of your life and can be re-called to the prison at any Time .

Other measures, Mr Johnson, in the Telegraph, include:

By Peter Saull, BBC political reporter

the exact nature of The changes to the sentencing is not yet clear, but this is another attempt from the Boris-Johnson-government in the appeal to voters on crime.

Downing Street has Leak out a three-pillar strategy - to deliver, to defend the NHS and get tough on crime.

The plans for a stronger sentencing guidelines follow announcements on additional police officers and an extension of stop and search powers.

It is a message that is likely to appeal to traditional Conservative voters, but also Labour voters worried about rising crime.

Boris Johnson is backing up to The General elections, which he wants, but The Campaign has been under way for some Time .

Source of news: bbc.com