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What Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby knew of John Smyth’s abuse and when

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has resigned following days of pressure after a damning review into the most prolific abuser associated with the Church of England. In a statement on Tuesday announcing his resignation, Mr Welby repeated his ...

12 Nov 2024 at 18:06

Bishop: Church vote a missed chance to show abuse victims their pain is heard

The Church of England cannot hide behind the complexities of moving to fully independent safeguarding and must realise the “nation is watching”, a leading bishop has said. Bishop Joanne Grenfell, the Church’s safeguarding lead, had put forward ...

12 Feb 2025 at 11:59

Review that led me to resign as archbishop was partly ‘wrong’, says Welby

The former archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has said the review that led to him resigning was “wrong” in stating he could have reported prolific abuser John Smyth earlier. The former archbishop resigned in November last year and stepped ...

27 Jun 2025 at 00:05

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