in january charge of the church of england injanuary when charge of the church of england in. it is notjust victims who are wanted him to not do that and to go before he does. as we heard there, the bishop of newcastle is also calling for him to resign and that would add to the pressure for him to do so. for that would add to the pressure for him to do so.— for him to do so. for the moment. _ for him to do so. for the moment, thank- for him to do so. for the moment, thank you - for him to do so. for the moment, thank you very for him to do so. for the - moment, thank you very much, harry farley. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's get the latest on the cyclone in mayotte. tell us what you are hearing. residents are saying _ what you are hearing. residents are saying they _ what you are hearing. residents are saying they missed - what you are hearing. residents are saying they missed near - are saying they missed near nuclear apocalypse. roads have been made impossible because of the storm and this particular cyclone hit on saturday, late saturday, and

churches of the anglican communion. today its lead to the archbishop of come to bring is also spiritual head of the church of england is hosting a session devoted to the environment. this is an enormous emergency for literally billions of the world's population. so many of the patients. yeah. all living daniel, they with the impact of the climate emergency through the structures of the anglican communion, we are reaching to the very heart to the very ground level of what is happening. if we stand united, we can make a transformative difference around the world. beyond to mobilize and complications on the crowns is a growing ceiling that the bishops must influence political need is to my address of to, to view ahead of dc. take a moment. please do more to have quite a while to follow to on from the have be made before in the mix. what we have been doing is making the people in our local churches and in our province isn't in our dies is conscious of the fact that we have a climate change issue. but now i have also learned that we need to do some work simultaneously. talk to our governments and ask them you sign onto a pro

days before taking charge of the church of england — the archbishop of york faces calls — to resign overandling of a sexual abuse case. this case was not acted on when he knew information at the time. how can you have the moral and ethical authority to lead an institution with that? territory of mayotte. and — tributes are paid to zakir hussain — one of the world's greatest tabla players — who's died at the age of 73. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. let's begin with that news breaking in the last couple of hours — that an alleged chinese spy with links to prince andrew has been named after a court order protecting his identity was lifted. the businessman, named as yang tengbo, had previously only been known as h6 and was banned from the uk last week by a semi—secret national security court. mr yang, who agreed to have his anonymity lifted, said he had done nothing wrong and descriptions of him as a spy were "entirely untrue". our home and legal affairs correspondent dominic casciani was in court for the ruling. quite an extraordinary and very short hearing this afternoon. not what we were

of wales. roosevelt and churchill were both anglicans. roosevelt belonged to the episcopal church. churchill, the church of england. e episcopal church had split off from the church of england after the american revolution. but the liturgy and the hands are very similar. so they had this very emotional service, uplifting service on the deck of the of prince of wales that august. well, not only were all these these bases falling and not only was the carnage in the north atlantic continuing, but hms prince of wales itself had been sunk just three days after pearl harbor. it was the first time that air power alone had sunk a capital battleship on the open ocean. and over 300 of the same men that roosevelt and churchill had worshiped with that august had died when that ship went down. so it was it was a time of tremendous stress. but the the faith that was exhibited that day was was remarkable. and i'm sure it had a lot to do with the the morale and unity that america and the british people had throughout throughout the war is very interesting, the way that the service was handled by the church itself. the secret servic

a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twice re—appointed toior position, the bbc finds. israel's military carries out a fresh wave of attacks across the gaza strip, hitting targets in gaza city, rafah and khan younis. the winning number is drawn in spain's annual christmas lottery, known as el gordo. a man has appeared in court in germany, charged with five counts of murder and multiple counts of attempted murder after friday's attack on a christmas market in the city of magdeburg. the suspect, a 50—year—old doctor originally from saudi arabia was named as taleb al—abdulmohsen. he was placed in pre—trial detention when he appeared in court last night. detention when he appeared his social media posts appear to suggest he had been critical of islam. let's speak to our correspondent anna foster, who is in bernburg, the home town of the suspect. what more do we know? this is where he _ what more do we know? this is where he lived _ what more do we know? this is where he lived for _ what more do we know? this is where he lived for almost - what mo

days before he takes temporary charge of the church of england, the archbishop of york stephen cottrell abuse case. a bbc investigation has found that as bishop of chelmsford, mr cottrell allowed a priest, david tudor, to remain in post despite knowing he had been barred by the church from being alone with children. archbishop cottrell says he didn t have the legal power to sack the priest. david tudor didnt respond to our questions. 0ur religion editor aleem macbool reports. in three weeks' time, the archbishop of york, stephen cottrell, is due to take temporary charge of the church of england. but we can now reveal a case that raises serious questions about his judgment. and the children... it relates to this man, david tudor, who for ten years was a priest under stephen cottrell, even though since the late 19705 tudor had faced allegations of abuse against children. he abused his position of trust and it's had a huge effect on my life. having that huge secret pulled me away from my parents. i've lived with shame for 40 years. debbie, not her real name, says she was sexually abused by

a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twice re—appointed to senior position, the bbc finds. israel's military carries out a fresh wave of attacks across the gaza strip, hitting targets in gaza city, rafah and khan younis. syria's new rulers spark concern for ethnic and religious minorities. and is this the end for the gipsy king? tyson fury storms off after losing the title fight against the defending world champion. hello, i'm luxmy gopal. a man has appeared in court in germany, charged with five counts of murder and multiple counts of attempted murder after friday's attack on a christmas market in the city of magdeburg. this is the scene live from the market. it seems to be open and plenty of people are milling around there. more than 200 others were injured when they were struck by a car driven through the crowds. the suspect — a 50—year—old doctor originally from saudi arabia was named as taleb al—abdulmohsen. he was placed in pre—trial detention when he appeared in court last night. his social media posts appear to suggest he had been cri

a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twice re—appointed toenior position, the bbc finds. israel's military carries out a fresh wave of attacks across the gaza strip hitting targets in gaza city, rafah and khan younis. around a hundred arrivals and departures have been cancelled at heathrow airport. and the winning number is drawn in spain's annual christmas lottery known as el gordo. hello, i'm luxmy gopal. we start with breaking news from germany where the boy who died in the attack at the magdeburg christmas market has been named. andre gleissner was nine years old. his identity was confirmed by the fire department who said he had been a member of the children's fire brigade in the town of warle, about an hour's drive from magdeburg. this is the scene live at magdeburg market. it appears to have reopened and people are walking amongst the stalls. andre was one of five people who died, the identities of the other four, who were all adult women, have not been made public. more than 200 others were injured when they were struck by a car driven

the leader of the church of england is the most senior cleric in the church of england which has about questions over the judgment of stephen cottrell relate to his time as bishop of chelmsford. when he started there he was briefed about a priest in his charge. for decades, david tudor faced allegations of abuse. in the 805 he was jailed for six months for the indecent assault of three girls. the charges were quashed on appeal. eventually he was allowed back to be a vicar in essex. for years many of the women who suffered tudor�*s behaviour didn't know that he was a priest again. some like rachel are only now learning that he was operating with the provision that he couldn't be alone with children. so he was a practising minister who wasn't allowed to be alone with children? i don't know what to say to that. when he arrived, stephen cottrell did know that and there was more to come. two years later, he found out that david tudor had paid £10,000 to a woman who had come forward to say that he abused her as a child. but then not only did david tudor under stephen cottrell remain in post,

the bbc finds that a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twiceappointed to a senior position festive cheer sweeps through spain, with more than two billion euros handed out as part of the world's biggest lottery. and we're at london's st pancras station, as a ukrainian choir sings carols for hope, with a special guest. happy christmas, keep strong, keep the faith in who you are, keep the faith in ukraine. slava ukraini. hello and welcome. the boy who died in the attack at the magdeburg christmas market has been named. andre gleissner was nine years old. his identity was confirmed by the fire department, who said he had been a member of the children's fire brigade in the town of warle, about an hour's drive from magdeburg. there's a memorial where people have been laying flowers and lighting candles. andre was one of five people who were killed. the identities of the other four, who were all adult women, have not been made public. the man held by police following the incident, taleb al—abdulmohsen, has been charged with five counts of murder, and

a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twice re—appointed tor position — the bbc finds. syria's new rulers spark concern for ethnic and religious minorities — we have a special report. festive cheer sweeps through spain — with more than 2 billion euros handed out as part of the world's biggest lottery. the nine—year—old boy who died in an attack at the magdeburg christmas market has been named. andre gleissner was nine years old. his identity was confirmed by the fire department — who said he had been a member of the children's fire brigade in the town of warle — about an hour's drive from magdeburg. this is the scene live at magdeburg market — it appears to have reopened and people are walking amongst the stalls. andre was one of five people who were killed — the identities of the other four, who were all women, haven't been made public. more than 200 other people were injured when they were struck by a car driven through the crowds. the man held by police following the incident, taleb al—abdulmohsen, has been charged with five counts of murde

archbishop of york is facing calls to resign — days before he takes temporary charge of the church of englandestigation has found that, as bishop of chelmsford, stephen cottrell let priest david tudor remain in post — despite knowing he'd been barred by the church from being alone with children. archbishop cottrell says, he didn't have the legal power to sack the priest until a new claim came forward in 2019, when he was suspended. david tudor didn't respond to our questions. our religion editor aleem macbool reports. in three weeks' time the archbishop of york, stephen cottrell, is due to take temporary charge of the church of england. but we can now reveal a case that raises serious questions about his judgment. and the children... it relates to this man, david tudor, who for ten years was a priest under stephen cottrell, even though since the late 1970s, tudor had faced allegations of abuse against children. he abused his position of trust and it's had a huge effect on my life. having that huge secret pulled me away from my parents. i've lived with shame for a0 years. debbie, not her real

but this month has been really hard to be in the church of england, because of all that is going on. risis, really. last month, justin welby resigned as head of the church after a report pointed out his failings in dealing with a prolific child abuser. with no christmas sermon from the archbishop of canterbury, all eyes were on york minster and the archbishop of york, stephen cottrell, but he, too, is now under scrutiny for the handling of a child abuser in his charge, though he says he did everything he could. in his sermon he said that people needed to do more than just talk and needed to act. to put the needs of others first. those that are cold and hungry this christmas. those who are victims of abuse and exploitation. ijust feel that he's not the right person to give that message at this time. she doesn't want to be identified but one of the abuse victims of the priest that worked for nine years under steven cottrell despite his knowledge of the serious concerns about him says it is now hard to listen to the archbishop preach. ijust feel that he hasn't really thought about how vi

a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twice re—appointed tor position — the bbc finds. syria's new rulers spark concern for ethnic and religious minorities — we have a special report. blake lively sues it ends with us co—starjustin baldoni— and his production company for sexual harassment and i'm olga m at london's saint pancras station. joint is here and we will be singing christmas carols with special guests. ——join singing christmas carols with special guests. —— join us here. hello. the boy who died in the attack at the magdeburg christmas market has been named. andre gleissner was nine years old. his identity was confirmed by the fire department — who said he had been a member of the children's fire brigade in the town of warle — about an hour's drive from magdeburg. there's a memorial where people have been laying flowers and lighting candles. andre was one of five people who were killed — the identities of the other four, who were all adult women, have not been made public. the man held by police following the incident, taleb al—abdulmo

but this month has been really hard to be in the church of england because of all that is going on. titution that is in crisis. reporter: last month, justin welby resigned as head of the church after a report pointed out his failings in dealing with a prolific child abuser. with a christmas sermon from the archbishop of canterbury, all eyes were on the local minister, the archbishop of york. he, too, is now under scrutiny for his handling of a child abuser in his charge. in his sermon, he said people needed to do more than just talk and needed to act. >> to put the needs of others first. those who are cold and hungry this christmas. those who are victims of abuse and exploitation. >> i just feel he is not the right person to give that message at this time. reporter: she does not want to be identified but one of the abuse victims of the priest worked for nine years for him, despite the knowledge of serious concerns about him, says it is hard to listen to the archbishop reach. >> i feel he has not really thought about how victims would feel in this context and how he is happy to be the

he will shortly take interim charge of the church of england, which is facing criticism over its handlingabuse scandals. our religion editor aleem maqbool reports. give hope peace and joy as part of his plan. christmas is when the church is at its most prominent in british life, and its mostjoyous. churches up and down the country are filled with the story of hope defying darkness, but this year there is a troubled backdrop, and local clergy are hearing the frustration. it is just a magical time for the community. but this month has been really hard to be in the church of england, because of all that is going on. it is an institution that is probably in crisis really, so there is a sense that people feel really confused and disappointed with what has gone on and just longing for some leadership to get things sorted out. last month, justin welby resigned as head of the church after a report pointed out his failings in dealing with a prolific child abuser. this year there was no christmas sermon at canterbury cathedral from the archbishop of canterbury. he was, we are told, spending private

canterbury george carey has quit as a priest over his handling of a child abuse investigation in the church of england. and when the billionaire treasurer, elon musk, and the leader of reform uk met at mar a lago — chris mason will tell us what it all means. on bbc london, preparing for their last christmas at home. the and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — england's cricketers end the year with one of their heaviest defeats in the final test against new zealand in hamilton. hello, welcome to the bbc news at six. the father and stepmother of ten—year—old sara sharif have been sentenced to life in prison for her murder. urfan sharif was given a minimum term of a0 years, beinash batool of 33 years. sara's uncle, faisal malik, was jailed for 16 years for causing or allowing the death of a child. during the sentencing hearing, the judge described sara as suffering a "campaign of torture" which took place in plain sight. here's our uk correspondent daniel sandford, and a warning his report contains distressing details. sara sharif�*s friends and teachers will always remember her for he

i feel a profound sense of shame at the church of england's historic failures. tin welby who has resigned from his position apologising for the tone of that speech which has been criticised by some. a man who used so—called slapping therapy as an alternative treatment for serious illnesses has been jailed for 15 years for the gross negligence manslaughter of a woman from sussex. the court heard how hongchi xiao, who had no medical training, failed to intervene when his 71—year—old client, danielle carr—gomm, went into a diabetic coma at his slapping therapy workshop in wiltshire in 2016. duncan kennedy reports. it's called paida lagin, meaning slapping or stretching, and supposedly clears the body of everything from back pain to cancer. but the prosecution said there was little scientific or medical evidence to back up those claims. yet followers around the world are willing to endure these sessions, even if it leaves some covered in bruises. one of them was danielle carr—gomm, from lewes in east sussex. she suffered from type 1 diabetes but feared the daily inje

he had to stand down — after he was criticised over his handling of an abuse scandal in the church of englandound that he should have reported a child abuser to the police in 2013. john smyth is believed to be one of the most prolific abusers associated with the church — he's accused of attacking more than 100 boys and young men at christian summer camps in england in the 1970s and 1980s, and later in southern africa. justin welby has made his first public comments since announcing his resignation last month — telling the house of lords it was clear he had to go the reality is that there comes a time, if you are technically leading a particular institution or area of responsibility, where the shame of what has gone wrong, whether one is personally responsible or not, must require a head to roll. and there is only in this case one head that rolls well enough. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there! today we've had another dose of rain and gusty winds too, sweeping in from the atlantic. things will get worse though for the start of the weekend. this is where we se

days before taking charge at the church of england, the archbishop of york faces call to resign over case, , . ., , , handling of a sexual abuse case. , , ., handling of a sexual abuse case. , ., ., case. this case is not acted on when he _ case. this case is not acted on when he knew— case. this case is not acted on when he knew information - case. this case is not acted on when he knew information at i when he knew information at the time. how can you have the moral and ethical authority to lead an institution with that? you cannot. lead an institution with that? you cannot-— lead an institution with that? you cannot. and attributes are aid to you cannot. and attributes are paid to one — you cannot. and attributes are paid to one of— you cannot. and attributes are paid to one of the _ you cannot. and attributes are paid to one of the world's - paid to one of the world's greatest tableau players who has died at the age of 73. hello. let's begin with that breaking news of the last hour...

— as pressure grows for him to resign, days before he's set to take temporary charge of the church of englanding news, interviews and reaction.

— as pressure grows for him to resign, days before he's set to take temporary charge of the church of englandhello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. let's take you live to the bundestag in berlin as germany's political and economic crisis deepens. chancellor olaf scholz faces a vote of no confidence — it's a vote he wants to lose so as to trigger the process towards an early election in february, in the hope that he can weather a political crisis and win a second term. germany's coalition government collapsed last month after a row about spending, which led to the chancellor sacking his finance minister christian lindner. chancellor scholz is speaking now ahead of that vote. we'll bring the result live to you here on bbc news. and ahead of that, we'll get more analysis on the significance of this — notjust for germany, europe's largest economy, but on the impact for the continent. we will be talking about that throughout the day. let's now bring you right up to date about what is happening in mayotte. it's taken more than a

a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twice re—appointed togaza city, rafah and khan younis. around a hundred arrivals and departures have been cancelled at heathrow airport. and the winning number is drawn in spain's annual christmas lottery known as el gordo.

the bbc finds that a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twiceation, as a ukrainian choir sings carols for hope , with a special guest. happy christmas, keep strong, keep the faith in who you are, keep the faith in ukraine. slava ukraini. hello, i'm samantha simmonds.

archbishop of york is facing calls to resign days before he takes temporarily charge of the church of englanddor remains in place, being barred by his position for laying with children and excepting compensation. stevstephen cottre says he's apologizing and has led david tudor go. questions on stephen cottrell. he was questioned in detail about a priest in his charge. for decades, david tudor had faced allegations of abuse. in the late 1980's, he was even jailed for six months for the indecent assault of three underage girls. eventually, he was allowed back in essex. for years, for years, many of the women who suffered abuse under david tudor did not know he was a priest again. some like rachel did not know he was operating with the provision he could not be left alone with children. rachel: he could not be left alone with children? >> but when he arrived, stephen cottrell did know that, and there was more to come. two years later, he found out david tudor had paid 10,000 pounds to a woman who had come forward to say he had abused her when she was a child. then not only did david tudor come u

the bbc has found a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations againstcese ease while the current archbishop of york was the bishop of chelmsford. a woman who say she was groomed by the priest has described the renewal of his contract as an insult to all his victims. more flights to and from heathrow airport have been cancelled and strong winds in the uk continue to disrupt travel during the busy holiday season. more than 100 flights were cancelled across the weekend, affecting about passengers. air travel has also been disrupted in northern ireland. all flights in and out of belfast city airport were cancelled sunday evening. the cancellations came after an air lingus plane suffered an emergency incident while landing during strong winds. it appears the nose wheel of the plane collapsed as the aircraft landed. you are live with bbc news. the president of panama has rejected threats from us president—elect donald trump about the sovereignty of the panama canal. mr trump says he will demand the return of the waterway to us hands if panama doesn't cut tran

the bbc finds that a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twicethrough spain, with more than two billion euros handed out as part of the world's biggest lottery. and we're at london's st pancras station, as a ukrainian choir sings carols for hope, with a special guest. happy christmas, keep strong, keep the faith in who you are, keep the faith in ukraine. slava ukraini.

of canterbury george carey has resigned as a priest following a bbc investigation into the church of england'sl abuse case. lord carey quit after the bbc contacted him about allegations he allowed a priest, who had been banned over sexual abuse allegations, to return to ministry. 0ur religion editor aleem maqbool has more. it follows an investigation that we conducted and broadcast yesterday that was looking into a priest called david tudor. he was accused of sexual assault against teenage girls in the 1980s, and at that point the church banned him for five years. the church now says he should have been banned for life, and it regrets that he wasn't. but what we also found in our investigation was that george carey, who is archbishop of canterbury at the time, advocated for his return but also agreed to have his name wiped from a list of clergy who had been disciplined. well, we've now had it confirmed that lord carey, who's now 89, has given up what is called his permission to officiate, has given up ministry and a spokesman has confirmed it's a direct result of our investigation. all right.

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resign over his handling of a sexual abuse case, days before he takes temporary charge of the church of englandriest david tudor remain in post in the diocese despite knowing he had been barred by the church from being alone with children and had paid compensation to a sexual abuse victim. in a statement stephen cottrell said he was deeply sorry he hadn't been able to act sooner, and had suspended david tudor from office "at the first opportunity". this report from our religion editor, aleem maqbool: questions over the judgment of stephen cottrell relate to his time as bishop of chelmsford. when he started there he was briefed about a priest in his charge. for decades, david tudor faced allegations of abuse. in the late �*80s he was jailed for six months for the indecent assault of three underage girls. the charges were quashed on a technicality, and eventually he was allowed back to be a vicar in essex. for years many of the women who suffered tudor�*s behaviour as children didn't know that he was a priest again. some, like rachel, are only now learning that he was operating with the provision

white the archbishop of york will call for actions over words in his christmas sermon, as the church of england we are looking at _ happy christmas. today we are looking at a _ happy christmas. today we are looking at a fairly _ happy christmas. today we are looking at a fairly cloudy - happy christmas. today we are looking at a fairly cloudy day i happy christmas. today we are l looking at a fairly cloudy day with murky conditions around, some drizzle, also some wet and windy conditions across the north—west

welby told the house of lords that a review that found serious safeguarding failures within the church of englandhop who was beheaded, drawing some laughter. three bishops said the speech was �*utterly insensitive'. mr welby said he �*apologised wholeheartedly�* for any hurt caused. sir keir starmer insists many want change after was a crease —— accused of trumping language. preminger said too many people in whitehall are comfortable in the tobacco manage decline, but speaking today he rejected suggestions he was picking a fight with civil servants. i rejected suggestions he was picking a fight with civil servants.— a fight with civil servants. i work with civil servants _ a fight with civil servants. i work with civil servants when - a fight with civil servants. i work with civil servants when i - a fight with civil servants. i work with civil servants when i was i a fight with civil servants. i work| with civil servants when i was the chief prosecutor and working with them again now, and i know what they bring a strong sense of public service to everything they do, but at the same time, i also

the archbishop of york, who will effectively take over as leader of the church of england next month,es criticism overfailures in its handling of various abuse scandals. here's some of what he said earlier. to put the needs of others first, those who are cold and hungry this christmas. those who are victims of abuse and exploitation, as well as those, who like the holy family, had to flee oppression and seek refuge in a foreign land. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he delivered his traditional christmas day "urbi et 0rbi" — an address to the city and the world. in his speech, the pope called for talks between ukraine and russia to end the war that followed moscow's full—scale invasion two years ago, and he also renewed his call for a ceasefire in the israel—gaza war. translation: this is the middle east and contemplating - the crib of bethlehem, i think of the christian communities in israel and palestine and particularly to the dear community of gaza

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the charge of the nose that is laid by the roman catholic church in rome, with its just i, the anglican church of england, gravitating away from the gospel of the this is seen in areas such as the embracing of homosexuality. this is seen in the place where they support, people who are pay guns, wouldn't have the resurgence of witchcraft. this is seen in supporting poor people who are b plains, which the bible contains africa, the asking, but wait, the apology, the who are waiting has not yet come. the composition of a retreat restoration and a settling the wounds. uh, some of the colonial systems are still there. we're watching how in west africa, of the africans of pricing to a, to remove himself, the clutches of colonialism, the slaves consumer financially. and i think our present government is.

the charge of the nose that is laid by the roman catholic church in rome, with his sister, the anglican church of england, gravitating away from the gospel of the this is seen in areas such as the embracing of homosexuality. this is seen in the place where they support people who are pay guns for the researches of witchcraft. this is seen in supporting poor people at the plains which the bible condemns africa, the asking about the weight of the apology, the waiting has not yet come. the composition of richard restoration and settling the wounds. uh some of the colonial systems are still there. we are watching how in west africa, of the africans of pricing to a, to remove himself, the clutches of colonialism that installation financially. and i think our present government is right in his uh, place to so we were waiting for more an apology. is it possible for the insurance at this moment when they are talking about making seen by the way, the only was a good mind individually, but he represented the system, but over so the, the, the, the systematic reaping part of africa, our kingdoms. we're taking a plot

stephen cottrell, who's preparing to take temporary leadership of the church of england, said he wase to act sooner and had suspended priest david tudor from office when he had the power to do so. 0ur religion editor, aleem maqbool reports questions over the judgment of stephen cottrell relate to his time as bishop of chelmsford. when he started there he was briefed about a priest in his charge. for decades, david tudorfaced priest in his charge. for decades, david tudor faced allegations of abuse. in the 80s he was jailed for six months for the indecent assault of three girls. the charges were quashed on appeal. eventually he was allowed back to be a vicar in essex. for years many of the women who suffered tudor�*s behaviour didn't know that he was a priest again. some like rachel are only now learning that he was operating with the provision that he couldn't be alone with children. so the provision that he couldn't be alone with children.— alone with children. so he was a ractisin: alone with children. so he was a practising minister _ alone with children. so he was a practising mi

welby told the house of lords that a review that found serious safeguarding failures within the church of englandmade light—hearted references to a iath—century archbishop who was beheaded, drawing some laughter. three bishops said the speech was "utterly insensitive". mr welby said he "apologised wholeheartedly" for any hurt caused. to paris now, where in the midst of political turmoil, president macron is preparing to play host to international dignitaries for the official reopening of notre dame cathedral. the historic building was devasted by fire five years ago. since then, experts have been working tirelessly on its renovation. today, it looks like this. this weekend, there'll be a succession of ceremonies to breathe life back into the cathedral and celebrate the recovery of this landmark building. some of the high points will be the official reopening of the cathedral�*s massive doors and the celebration of the first mass. brian katz is an acoustics expert helping to restore the unique sounds of the grand cathedral. he told me the finished project looks stunning. the renovation has really

the bbc finds that a church of england priest with a history of child sexual abuse allegations was twiceistmas, keep strong, keep the faith who you are, keep the faith who you are, keep the faith who you are, keep the face in ukraine. hello.