9 d. ago New archbishop of Canterbury not fit for job, says alleged church abuse victim

Complainant to appeal against C of E’s dismissal of accusation about Sarah Mullally’s handling of abuse claimAn alleged abuse victim at the centre of a complaint against Sarah Mullally, the incoming archbishop of Canterbury, says she is not fit for the job as the church dismissed his allegation against her.The alleged victim, known as N, told the Guardian he would exercise his right of appeal against a decision on Thursday to take no further action against Mullally who he accused of colluding with his alleged abuse. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Complaint against incoming archbishop of Canterbury dismissed

Church of England to take no further action after review of Sarah Mullally’s handling of London abuse allegationThe Church of England has dismissed a complaint about the incoming archbishop of Canterbury’s handling of an abuse allegation.Sarah Mullally is due to take up the post on 28 January, after Justin Welby was forced to resign over the way he dealt with a safeguarding scandal. Continue reading...

Economics

9 d. ago Complaint against incoming Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally dismissed

Dame Sarah will become the Church of England’s top bishop in a ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral on January 28.

Economics

2 w. ago Incoming Archbishop of Canterbury ‘received hundreds of letters of support’

Dame Sarah Mullally will be the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury.

Politics

2 w. ago Incoming Archbishop of Canterbury blasts 'unsafe' assisted dying law with ex

Dame Sarah Mullally warned that the bill is 'unsafe' and people's decisions may be swayed by the poor quality of palliative and social care they receive.

Events

3 w. ago Immigration conversations are dividing us, says Archbishop of Canterbury

Dame Sarah Mullally made history in October when she became the first woman named to take the leading role.

Politics

3 w. ago 'Why does the church need to go woke?' Fury over 'disgraceful' plans to add solar panels to Archbishop of Canterbury's Grade I listed home

Dame Sarah Mullally will become the first female principal leader of the Church of England next year and will be installed during a ceremony in January.

Politics