as justin welby did. abuses as justin welby did. so what about them? what about _ abuses as justin welby did. so what about them? what about the - about them? what about the structures _ about them? what about the structures and _ about them? what about the structures and the _ about them? what about the i structures and the management about them? what about the - structures and the management of safeguarding — structures and the management of safeguarding in— structures and the management of safeguarding in the _ structures and the management of safeguarding in the church - structures and the management of safeguarding in the church of - safeguarding in the church of england? _ safeguarding in the church of england? which— safeguarding in the church of england? which at _ safeguarding in the church of england? which at ground i safeguarding in the church of. england? which at ground level, safeguarding in the church of - england? which at ground level, as you say— england? which at ground level, as you s

justin welby and his family.king about today are the survivors of abuse who get re—traumatised every time one of these reports comes out, and they are the reason he says he has stepped aside.— are the reason he says he has stepped aside. are the reason he says he has steed aside. �* ., ~ stepped aside. aleem maqbool, thank ou. a 17—year—old girl has died on the m5, after getting out of a stationary police car. the teenager was being transported to custody by avon and somerset police. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah is close to the scene, in somerset. well, the teenager died at around 11 o'clockjust near her. police have described this as a tragic incident. and they say they are fully cooperating with an independent investigation. a senior officer gave a prepared statement to the press earlier, but he refused to answer our questions and he said that was because of the ongoing investigation. the scene where the teenager died. at first, police said a pedestrian was involved in a collision with a car. a few hours later,

to happen while justin welby was still in his happen whilejustin welby was still in his position, andocess that would have taken six months, may be accelerated, ijust six months, may be accelerated, i just don't know at this point. i just don't know at this oint. ., , ., i just don't know at this oint. ., y., ., point. can you remind other reviewers — point. can you remind other reviewers around _ point. can you remind other reviewers around the - point. can you remind other reviewers around the world | reviewers around the world about the role of the anglican church here in the uk, and also around the world. how many members it has? it around the world. how many members it has?— members it has? it is the established _ members it has? it is the established church - members it has? it is the established church in - members it has? it is the established church in this country, it has a very privileged constitutional position in this country. there are bishops that set automatically in the house of lords, but it is bigger than just the church of england, the anglican communion is vast. i

that while justin welby abuse survivor groups.tin welby did implement many changes to safeguarding they were more more steps to be made. we continue — more steps to be made. we continue our _ more steps to be made. we continue our coverage of this breaking news. the head of the anglican church, the archbishop of canterburyjustin welby has resigned. i am going to bring you the statement we have had from lambeth palace in the past 45 minutes or so. having sought the gracious permission of his majesty the king, i have decided to resign as archbishop of canterbury. the makin review has exposed a long constraints of silence about the heinous abuse ofjohn smyth. when i was informed in 2013 until the police had been notified, i believed wrongly inappropriate resolution would follow. it is very clear i must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and re—traumatising period between 2013 and 2024. it is my duty to honour my constitutional and church responsibilities, so exact timings will be decided once a review of nece

welby who now step -- steps down-— -- steps down.aders to — -- steps down. it is incumbent on leaders to show _ -- steps down. it is incumbent on leaders to show good _ -- steps down. it is incumbent on leaders to show good behaviour i -- steps down. it is incumbent on. leaders to show good behaviour for others to follow and this is critically to in relation to safeguarding so it seems appropriate. safeguarding so it seems appropriate-— safeguarding so it seems auroriate. , ., appropriate. there is no timeline as to when he — appropriate. there is no timeline as to when he will— appropriate. there is no timeline as to when he will vacate _ appropriate. there is no timeline as to when he will vacate lambeth - to when he will vacate lambeth palace but he says his decision makes clear how seriously the church understands the need to change in the way it handles abuse allegations. aleem maqbool, bbc news. justin welby has been the spiritual leader for around 85 million anglicans around the world for more than a decade and during that tim

justin welby may have gone, but accusations of a cover—up remain.ishop knows they will have work to do to regain trust, which is hard won and easily lost. graham satchell, bbc news. our correspondent harry farley, is at lambeth palace. i asked him about the surviours calling for further resignations. many within the church of england are reeling from justin welby�*s resignation as archbishop of canterbury yesterday, unprecedented certainly in modern times for an archbishop to be forced out in that way. he said he did so for the good of the church of england and hopes it demonstrates how seriously the church understands the need for change but as you say, survivors have john change but as you say, survivors havejohn smyth, who was described as the most prolific abuse are to have been associated with the church of england, survivors of his abuse are saying it was neverjust aboutjustin welby. there are many others across the church of england who knew aboutjohn smythe�*s abuse, most particularly and clearly in the 19805 when the report published last w

it will not be a quick proce55, welby.t is expected to take many months before we know the next archbishop of canterbury. we will be back with you throughout the day. we will be back with you throughout the day. the health secretary we5 streeting has told our colleagues at bbc breakfast, that too often, nhs failure is tolerated. speaking ahead of the release of a new package of measures to tackle the issue, mr streeting also said failing ho5pital5 would be �*named and shamed' in league tables, with under—performing managers replaced. if it is the case that actually the problem isn't the wider context, it is just that you have got a consistently failing senior manager, then we have to performance manage tho5e people out in the way that we would in any other workplace or environment. but too often in the nhs, that failure has been tolerated, and sometimes you see poorly performing managers actually get quietly moved off, given a payoff and then they reappear somewhere else. i think that is what people are fed up with. we5 st

bye bye, justin welby.et's move on and have a look at the sun, please, bruce. >> the sun now , this is gary >> the sun now, this is gary lineker is going to be leaving match of the day, which is a programme i love. i'm always for home that. and sportscene. ehm. so he's going to quit the world cup and i don't know what's happening with his crisps. i don't know if he's still going to be eating his crisps because i think that's where he makes most of his money. that and podcasts in america. yeah, but do you don't like him do you? >> i don't know , i think a lot >> i don't know, i think a lot of people have got this sort of, you know, visceral, instinctual hate hate of gary lineker. i'm here to just reassure you that you're completely correct, even if you don't know the full details . if you don't know the full details. he's a he's a terrible man. he was taken to court by hmrc for nearly £5 million of unpaid tax , and he wangled out unpaid tax, and he wangled out of it one of the reasons he he got off the hook

what do you thinkjustin welby's real- you thinkjustin welby's real crime was?done more, hejust didn't negligence, he should have done more, he just didn't do enough? in terms of what the review says, yes, it highlights the fact that more could have been done byjustin welby, by lamberth palace, the church of england when they became aware of the abuse ofjohn smyth, horrific abuse over a0 years. in terms of his resignation, again, that issue of not having done enough. yes but there also theissue done enough. yes but there also the issue of safeguarding in the issue of safeguarding in the church of england, not having progressed to the point that people expect. and that is something that will continue to be debated. something that will continue to be debated-— be debated. good to talk to ou. be debated. good to talk to you. francis _ be debated. good to talk to you. francis martin - be debated. good to talk to | you. francis martin reporter be debated. good to talk to i you. francis martin reporter at the church at times on the resignation of the archbishop of can

archbishop of canterburyjustin welby.o bbc news and he has been calling for the archbishop's resignation. let's hear a little of his analysis after the news came in. i little of his analysis after the news came in.- the news came in. i am relieved. _ the news came in. i am relieved, mainly - the news came in. i am relieved, mainly for- the news came in. i amj relieved, mainly for the victims of sexual abuse but also for the institution itself, and one of the elements in this ongoing unhappy saga has been the 1547 00:17:05,28

it wasn't welby.re trying to hold people responsible for things that happened when they were still young men . still young men. >> if runcie had known or any of them had known, then they should. then they would, but they would have stopped it. they would have acted . and he did not would have acted. and he did not act either. he was misled, because that's the next story that's going to come out, because he is not going to be the only person at the top of the only person at the top of the at the top of that pyramid at lambeth palace who, who thought or knew what was going on there. so it may be that a whole sweep of them have to go. and i think most of the activists on this, on this particular issue are saying the same. but it's a good thing he's gone. and for other people who face who run after all, they are men of the cloth. you know, we're not talking about rupert murdoch and phone hacking, right? does he have to go ? no, right? does he have to go? no, we're not saying that. what we're not saying th

it is clear where he stands onjustin welby.e should definitely resign and he should take with him all those who failed in safeguarding. if he doesn't the church is showing itself again it doesn't understand what it is like to be a victim. it doesn't understand what safeguarding is. for years it has been saying it will do its own safeguarding, it knows what it is doing, it doesn't. supporters ofjustin welby say he has brought about a lot of improvements in the way abuse is handled by the church, but with notjust the institution, but the man who leads it now so plainly to have been shown to be culpable, the pressure continues to mount. and aleem joins me now. another allegation of a child abuser connected to the church, this time is threatening the position of the most senior cleric in the land fiur most senior cleric in the land our viewers will _ most senior cleric in the land oi" viewers will think they have heard this before, this is notjust about justin welby leading a fading, failing institution, it is about personal cull pa

justin welby was informed in an internal church report in 2013.finally exposed publicly in a channel 4 documentary in 2017, something justin welby said at the time was the first he knew ofjohn smyth�*s behaviour. smyth died in 2018 without ever facing justice. justin welby�*s critics say by not pursuing the allegations against smyth in 2013, he effectively allowed the abuse to continue. he's lost confidence. he's lost the confidence of clergy on the ground, he's lost the confidence of survivors. and the promise to see people which were never delivered. justin has a busy diary, but there are things he could canceljust to make time to actually do what he said. justin welby and all those senior clergy that did nothing but knew what was going on, they need to stand down. they need to be replaced by people who have a proven passion for this. justin welby has said he's deeply sorry the abuse happened and that he's considered resigning. but despite the growing criticism, he says he'll stay as archbishop of canterbury. graham satchell, bbc news. if you ha

it is clear where he stands onjustin welby.howing itself again it doesn't understand what it is like to be a victim. it doesn't understand what safeguarding is. for years it has been saying it will do its own safeguarding, it knows what it is doing, it doesn't. supporters ofjustin welby say he has brought about a lot of improvements in the way abuse is handled by the church, but with not just the institution, but the man who leads it now so plainly to have been shown to be culpable, the pressure continues to mount. the us climate envoy, john podesta, says work to fight global warming will continue in the united states — despite the election of donald trump, who he called a climate change denier. mr podesta was speaking at the opening session of the cop29 climate summit in baku, in azerbaijan, where world leaders have gathered. he said mr trump will dismantle environmental safeguards and remove the us from a key international agreement to stop burning fossilfuels. let's hear a bit of his speech. injanuary, we are going to inaugu

some of them sayjustin welby�*s decision to step down will not — in itself — be enough.the resignation of archbishop welby. but that doesn't resolve the deep—rooted issues in the church. we still have this institutional problem, where we are not putting victims and survivors at the centre. so in some ways we are not a safe institution. and i think very possibly some of the people should go. i'm not here to name names, i don't think i know the answer to that. i'mjohn smyth... some are now focusing on other current clergy mentioned in the report into the abuser john smyth, but ones that didn't have the same level of responsibility as justin welby. they include the current bishop of lincoln, stephen conway, who acknowledges he should've done more. he received reports of abuse byjohn smyth and told police and justin welby but didn't adequately follow that up. bishop martin seeley was in a selection interview when smyth's abuse was mentioned to him, though says he doesn't remember. thabo makgoba, the archbishop of cape town, where smyth had moved, was informed of his abuse in

it's clear where he stands onjustin welby.ld take with him all those who have failed in safeguarding. if he doesn't, the church is showing itself again it doesn't understand what it is like to be a victim. it doesn't understand what safeguarding is. for years it has been saying it will do its own safeguarding, it knows what it's doing. it doesn't. supporters ofjustin welby say he has brought about a lot of improvements in the way abuse is handled by the church, but with notjust the institution, but the man who leads it now having been shown as culpable, the pressure continues to mount. we have been asking for an interview with the archbishop of canterbury and he hasn't made himself available and he hasn't made himself available and today we have speaking to the church of england asking them for anyone, ship or otherwise, to defend the archbishop, and that hasn't been forthcoming. it wasn'tjust us asking the question. there are a lot of clergy and survivors and survivor groups. this time round, i don't think those questions are

meanwhile, the archbishop of cape town thabo makgoba said welby�*s resignation was an important stepcan church at which mr smyth worshipped in south africa never received any reports about him. the first cases of abuse by john smyth at christian summer camps were in the mid 1970s. by the early 80s church officials were informed, but there was what the report calls an active cover up in 1984 symth carried on his abuse in zimbabwe and later south africa. we know the archbishop of canterbury was definitely told by 2013 but the abuse continued and was exposed by channel 4 in 2017 smyth died in 2018 without ever facing justice. as smyth's victims call for further resignations, the church's second most senior figure, the archbishop of york, stephen cottrell, told the bbc he doesn't think any more bishops should stand down. 0ur correspondent harry farley, is at lambeth palace. i mean, many within the church of england are reeling from justin welby�*s resignation as archbishop of canterbury yesterday, unprecedented, certainly in modern times, for an archbishop to be forced out in that way. h

justin welby was notified of allegations as far back as 2013, but the man was allowed to move abroadowledge of church officials where he continued to abuse children. here is our religion editor. >> arguably one of the most prolific abusers ever associated with the church of england, with more than 120 victims until his death in 2018. last week a report said that by 2013, the archbishop of canterbury new that inadequate action -- justin welby has apologized but says he won't resign. but today, one senior member of the church row cranks. >> i think it is very hard for the church, a nationally established church to continue to have a moral voice in y way, shape or form in our nation we cannot get our own house in order with regards to something critically important, something that would be asked of any institution. >> given that, what do you think about the position of the archbishop of canterbury? >> his position is untenable, so i think he should resign. >> but the archbishop of canterbury stepping down is not going to solve the problem is it? >> it is not but it would be a very clear

it's clear where he stands onjustin welby.safeguarding. if he doesn't, the church is showing itself again it doesn't understand what it is like to be a victim. it doesn't understand what safeguarding is. for years it has been saying it will do its own safeguarding, it knows what it's doing. it doesn't. supporters ofjustin welby say he has brought about a lot of improvements in the way abuse is handled by the church, but with not just the institution, but the man who leads it now having been shown as culpable, the pressure continues to mount. if you live in the uk and have been affected by sexual abuse or violence, details of help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call forfree, at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 077 077. and if you live elsewhere in the world, you can find help and support at child help line international .org. a landmark bill to give terminally ill people in england and wales the right to end their life legally has been published. it's the first detail we've seen of th

five turbulent days after a damning report, justin welby has contacted the king and resigned.hat report criticised the church of england and the archbishop of canterbury for their handling of the case of one of the most prolific abusers associated with the church. justin welby initially apologised, but said he would not step down. today, he changed his mind. in a statement, the archbishop says, the review has exposed along maintain conspiracy of silence about the heinous abuses ofjohn smyth. when i was informed in 2013 and informed police had been notified, i believed wrongly that an appropriate resolution would follow. it is clear that i must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and re—traumatising period between 2013 and 202a. is there a possibility... the archbishop of york, with whom he has worked closely for many years, said it was the right thing to do, but it had been a difficult time. today is a day of sadness. i am sad for him, i am sad for ourchurch. i'm desperately sad for the people who have been hurt and abused because of the church's failin

senior figures in the anglican church said justin welby�*s position was untenable because he'd failedt smyth from carrying out more crimes after he'd first been told of the abuse. smyth died in south africa in 2018 without facing justice. in a statement, archbishop justin welby said — when i was informed in 2013 and told that police had been notified, i believed wrongly that an appropriate resolution would follow. it is very clear that i must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and retraumatising period between 2013 and 202111 hope this decision makes clear how seriously the church of england understands the need for change and our profound commitment to creating a safer church. as i step down i do so in sorrow with all victims and survivors of abuse. i believe that stepping aside is in the best interests of the church of england, which i dearly love and which i have been honoured to serve. our religion editor aleem maqbool has more. has been a lot of talk behind the scenes swirling around lambeth palace among clergy, certainly among survivor groups, among bish

in a statement, justin welby wrote... francis martin is a reporter at the church times.e to him earlier on and he said that this is an unprecedented situation. there've been calls for the archbishop of canterbury to resign previously on this issue. he said on thursday that he would not resign. and today he did resign. the question really is what happened in the interim for that we can only assume that as per his statement today where he said he didn't believe it was in the best interest of the church for him to continue, within that period of time he changed his mind. about whether it really wasn't hit best interest of him to continue as the archbishop of canterbury. how devastating do you think this is for the church of england? it's an unprecedented situation and that this hasn't happened before in the long history of the church of england. hadriana lowenkron, national political reporter henry bonsu, broadcaster and journalist. henry, do you think he had to 90, henry, do you think he had to go, did he have any choice in the end?— the end? fsa, when i was interviewed _

justin welby initially apologized but said he would not step down. today, he changed his mind.atement, the archbishop says the review has exposed the long maintained conspiracy of silence about the heinous abuses of john smith. when i was informed in 2015 and told the police had been notified, i believed wrongly there was an up -- that an appropriate resolution would follow. it is clear i must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and re-traumatizing period between 2013 and 2024. the archbishop of york said it was the right thing to do, but it had been a difficult time. >> today is a day of sadness. i'm sad for him, for our church. desperately sent for the people who have been hurt and abused because of the church's failings and by people who were acting in the name of christ. it is a shameful thing. i believe his exercise of responsibility in this is a sn for all of us, to accept our own responsibilities. >> in this case, it was excepting response ability for failings in dealing with this man who abused at least 120 boys. the first cases of abuse in chris

it a case that will haunt the archbishopjustin welby who now steps down.s to follow and this is critically to in relation to safeguarding so it seems appropriate. there is no timeline as to when he will vacate lambeth palace but he says his decision makes clear how seriously the church understands the need to change in the way it handles abuse allegations. aleem maqbool, bbc news. the archbishop of canterbury is the symbolic head of the worldwide anglican communion, which has autonomous member churches across the world, including the us episcopal church. if you live in the uk and have been affected by sexual abuse or violence, details of help and support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. some and if you live elsewhere in the world, you can find help| and support at child help line international .org. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the police watchdog is looking into the death of a 17—year—old girl, who died after being hit by traffic when she got out of a police car on the m5 in some

last thursday, a report landed that was heavilly critical of the church and ofjustin welby, in theirdling of a man who abused more than 120 boys. well, aleem maqbool, religion editorfor bbc news, joins me now. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. you have been religion editor for three years. do you find it is hard to get onto the news bulletins unless there is a scandal like this week's resignation of the archbishop of canterbury? it is interesting that you say that. i actually don't feel like that. it may come across that way when we're talking about the institutions themselves, but i actually find in this role, i get a chance to explain much more about the way people think about issues. it isn't always about holding people to account and scandal. so, over the last couple of weeks i was reporting on where faith played a part in the american election. we were looking at... you know, i was in rome a couple of weeks ago, looking at women in the church, in the catholic church. we have looked at the faith dimensions to wars and so on. but i understand it can sometimes feel like a

dr welby became aware of the abuse in 2013 — but did not report smyth to authorities.ery hard to find the words to respond adequately to what the report tells us, truly horrendous, horrific and shocking, and i know through my diocese in the work we have done with survivors, just how deep and long—lasting this whole systemic, years and years of abuse, the impact notjust of abuse, the impact notjust of one perpetrator, but all survivors of church abuse, they are rightly asking questions, can we trust the church of england to keep us safe? i think the answer at the moment is no. new research shows that the planet uranus and its five biggest moons, in the outer reaches of our solar system, may not be the dead sterile worlds that scientists once thought. straight back to president biden. . ~' ,, biden. thank you. applause - thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. it is a great honour to be standing here again. where 160 years ago, in what would become his final days in office, president abraham lincoln addressed this nation, and he said let us strive on to finish the wo

allegations of child abuse or pressure had been mounting on the altered bishop of country, dustin welby. since a report found, he took in sufficient action to stop a serial abusive. so now he had good reports from london. a. c. o might see trinity's, a one true god, a soft cry from the days of his installation. justin will be the archbishop of canterbury made his decision to step down about his management of one of the west sexual abuse scandals in the anglican church. his history. it was the combination of days of prussia since the publication of the making review and independent reports into the charge of england's handling of the grave abuses committed by jones 5, a barrister, and a permanent volunteer within the church. who round christian holiday comes. the man who since the 1970s abused at least a 130 boys and young men in the u. k. as well as in bob, wy and south africa, and 2013 well be was informed of the range of abuse perpetrators by smite. he said he was told that the police had been informed, but instead of fool, many of the team you'll start to use themselves. well, we did

i would suggest that actually justin welby did a pretty good job of that.were very progressive had a problem with him, because he wasn't doing enough. and you had traditionalists who were are also upset with him because they felt he wasn't standing up against those teachings, which, they believe, especially around sexuality, where they believed he was pushing things too far. do you think this is the tip of the iceberg? are there a lot more cases of abuse? it is going to come up again. i think if you are talking about dealing with it decisively, what experts have said, the only way to deal with this is to outsource it all, for the church to create a new body that it pays for, that is independent, that deals with abuse cases when they come up, and also has oversight over the process. i think there is resistance to doing that, because i think the church knows that if you look at every bishop that might have not dealt with a case properly, and under scrutiny, they might wonder how many bishops will be left, because the sad situation is that a lot of them are in

but welby resigned today. the church says it's deeply sorry. tonight we're getting a look at the man accused in the drunk driving deaths of a hockey star. and his brother. shaun higgins was in court in new jersey for a pre-indictment conference. police say higgins was driving under the influence on a rural new jersey road back in august, and he tried to pass another vehicle, but he hit and killed the brothers, who were out for a bike ride. johnny gaudreau and his brother matthew. johnny was a star on the columbus blue jackets hockey team. the hearing today was mostly procedural. an agreement was made before the court to give the state another 30 days to file a grand jury indictment. the tampa bay rays, the baseball team, appear to be joining the a's, playing in a minor league or spring training ballpark next season. the rays home turf, tropicana field, was damaged. take a look at that in hurricane milton. the stadium can be fixed for $55 million and would be ready for the 2026 season. however, saint petersburg must decide if it will play, if it

justin welby was notified of allegations against smyth as far back as 2013, but smyth was allowed toning me now is janet eastham, the acting social and religious affairs editor at the telegraph. do you think has to go? i think now that we — do you think has to go? i think now that we have, one - do you think has to go? i think| now that we have, one bishop's ranks called his position untenable, i would agree with her. it is very hard imagine what staying the play. 0ne one of the wider issue for the church itself? the failure to report the abuse is enough in itself that is not... they don't want this to be about the water issue. they wanted a failure to act. it should be enough. but yes, there are failures of leadership. there are other failures of his own. his amount of schism in the church over his handling �*s of same—sex blessings and there's also concern from different quarters that... the wrong focus. there is the idea that some of the reports are put out around diversity and inclusion in the church, how they have been alienated. you think the church would see this as an opportu

and abuses, to escape justice. confronted with his fate is justin welby had little choice, but to resign. the extent of his inaction provoked shop criticism from all the senior members of the church is not just within the chair step invoices in the chair. but it's also forces looking at the outside and i'm from the outside people saying how kind of the church credibly came to be concerned about safeguarding. when this kind of monumental failure happens at a senior level and there's no action as a result, smaller died in 2018 in cape town, never having accounted for his crimes and the church that enabled him damaged disarray, edits failure to deal with another prolific a visa so any vehicle i'll just, sarah london, germany is set to hold a vote of confidence in next to government next month, which will pave the way for elections when it follows the collapse of johnson left shots as coalition. the time when polls show a search of support for center, right, and far right, policies i shouldn't hold by reports from valid is the, this is the man who's fontes project to, to be the phone to run

in a statement, welby says he takes personal and institutional responsibility."i hope this decision makes clear how seriously the church of england understands the need for change." as archbishop of canterbury, welby served as the symbolic head of the anglican communion, which has more than 85 million members in 165 countries. police in china say that least 35 people were killed and dozens more injured when a man drove his car into a crowd of people at a sports complex. the incident happaned on monday night as people were exercising in the southern city of zhuhai. locals paid tribute to the victims at a makeshift memorial tonight. police have detained a 62-year-old suspect who they say was upset over his divorce settlement. for the first time, a jury has found a u.s. defense contractor legally responsible for contributing to the torture of detainees at abu ghraib prison during the iraq war. virginia-based caci must pay $42 million in damages to three plaintiffs who said they were beaten and sexually abused at the infamous facility. one of the men, seen in the fo

justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury quit after an investigation concluded he failed to inform police about serial sexual abuse at summer camps in britain, zimbabwe, and south africa. a russian doctor accused of criticizing the war in ukraine in front of a patient has been sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison. she was reported by the patient's family. she was convicted on charges of spreading false information about the russian military. us aviation authorities of band all us civilian fights to havi for 30 days after 3 commercial plans were hit by gunfire. it is main airport remains closed after games targeted the aircraft. the violence came on the same day of the country's new interim. prime minister was sworn in business man, i need to do if you said may, is pledging to rescue the country. a task which numerous predecessors have failed about 85 percent of the capital is controlled by gangs. hundreds of thousands have been displaced and parts of the country are on the brink of famine. the passengers on board this aircraft were about to land and haiti's capital. holding ka

justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury today quit after an investigation concluded that he failed to inform police about serial sexual abuse at summer camps in britain symbolic way and south africa. a doctor accused of criticizing brushes for your brain in front of a patient has been sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison. a desktop boy i know, but was been, was arrested after being forwarded by the patient's family. she was convicted on charges of spreading false information about the russian military a prime minister to your storm, or has announced a more in vicious climate goal for britain saying it would come greenhouse gas emissions by 81 percent by 2035. he made the statement at the united nations cop 29 climate so much un secretary general as the summit must reach a deal that does not leave or countries empty handed as they fight climate change. the oil and gas giant shell has one. it's a ppo and a landmark climate rolling a dr. appeals court announced on tuesday that shell does not have to sharply cut its greenhouse gas emissions as previously rules delivering a blow to

yesterday, justin welby resigning as the archbishop of canterbury over his handling of historic child

justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury quit after an investigation concluded he failed to inform police about serial sexual abuse at summer camps. in britain, zimbabwe, and south africa. a russian doctor accused of criticizing the war in ukraine in front of a patient has been sentenced. a 5 and a half years in prison, that does the bri, i know about, was arrested after being reported by the patient's family. she was convicted on charges of spreading false information about the russian military. finally, that's one of the most famous paintings in the world known for its dramatic contrast between light and shadow. now rember and some night watch is getting over a make over. the restoration team at amsterdam is rights museum, has begun the painstaking process of removing and later replacing the varnish from the giant masterpiece process will reveal some of the original debts and color that's been lost over time. the restoration project is expected to take years to complete as well. you're all up to date for now, but keep it here on the w. i'm david levitz. thanks for watching the ma

know whether you think that | know whether you think that justin — know whether you think that justin welbys archbishop of canterbury. i guess— archbishop of canterbury. i guess you won't answer that western— guess you won't answer that western directly so i want to ask about the big principle here, _ ask about the big principle here, do— ask about the big principle here, do you think that people in public— here, do you think that people in public life who failed to intervene when they are alerted to potential criminality should face consequences? let to potential criminality should face consequences?— to potential criminality should face consequences? let me be clear. face consequences? let me be clear- of _ face consequences? let me be clear. of what _ face consequences? let me be clear. of what i _ face consequences? let me be clear. of what i know - face consequences? let me be clear. of what i know of - face consequences? let me be clear. of what i know of the i clear. of what i know of the allegations that they are clearly horrific. in relation to this particular case. both in their s

member of the church of england to call for the resignation of the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby a child abuse scandal. helen—ann hartley said the position of the spiritual leader of the anglican church was untenable. the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman has called on israel to respect the sovereignty of iran at a summit of arab and muslim leaders in riyadh. in the latest sign of improved relations between riyadh and tehran, the crown prince said that israel should not launch attacks on iranian soil. spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has announced another $4 billion—worth of aid for areas hit by the recent deadly floods. last week, he signed off an initial package of $11 billion. more than 220 people died in the flash floods that hit valencia and nearby areas nearly two weeks ago. sir keir starmer has met french president emmanuel macron in paris to discuss ukraine — amid deep uncertainty about whether the united states will continue to support it after donald trump's election victory. it's the first time since 19114 that a british prime minister has stood alongside hi

in a statement, welby says he takes personal and institutional responsibility, adding, quote, "i hopesion makes clear how seriously the church of england understands the need for change.” police in china say that at least 35 people were killed and dozens more injured when a man drove his car into a crowd of people at a sports complex. the incident happened on monday night as people were exercising in the southern city of zhuhai. locals paid tribute to the victims at a makeshift memorial tonight. police have detained a 62-year-old suspect who they say was upset over his divorce settlement. the federal aviation grounded off lights from the u.s. to haiti for the next 30 days. the order comes after spirit, american, and jetblue airlines reported the planes were damaged by gunfire all attempting to land at port-au-prince yesterday. gang violence is plaguing haiti. the u.s. state department issued a do not travel advisory in september. for the first time a jury has found a u.s. defense contractor legally responsible for contributing to the torture of detainees at abu ghraib prison during th

justin welby had been criticised for not taking action against a man who abused more than a hundred boysnd young men. sir keir starmer has told the cop29 climate conference that he is committed to what he called an "ambitious climate goal for the uk 7 reducing emissions by 81% on 1990 levels by 2035. earlier, the president of the host country azerbaijan, told the conference that oil, gas and other natural resources were a "gift of god" and countries should not be blamed for having them. details have been published of a proposed law that would legalise assisted dying in england and wales, ahead of a vote in parliament at the end of the month. the legislation would allow those who are terminally ill, and with less than six months to live, to self—administer medication to end their lives. several areas of eastern spain are on alert for more torrential rain, two weeks after flash floods caused widespread devastation. parts of valencia, catalonia and andalusia are on orange alert from now until thursday. more than two hundred people died in the flooding last more than 200 people died in the f

so i think you need to go, what have victim said about misstep. welby is lack of action when an image that he had known for some time what mr. smith had done. well, i think the lack of action is, is a pull that, you know, obviously adjusting well be now seems to have accepted that you accepted that he was guilty of serious filings up to 20. so. so, you know, i think there's a strong view amongst many of those who know about his case the see it indicates that he's not really i think, to acknowledge the sort of expect for an expensive he's known. and you don't know what happened before that, but you know, that's another issue. but clearly he was given to a very serious findings off the 2013. he's accept his ass and he's going to be still on what happens next. this is resignation. draw a line onto this, so do you think they could be further fold out to? well, i think there are other individuals within the church of england who are the kinds in this particular scandal. and i think that has to be some accountability around that as well. but nobody should have any illusions that justin will

justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury to day quits after an investigation concluded that he's failed to inform police about serial sexual abuse at summer camps. in britain, zimbabwe and south africa was a doctor. it you would have criticized and brushes more and ukraine in front of a patient has been sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison. as w. i know if i was arrested after being reported by the patient's family. she was convicted on charges of spreading false information about the russian military. oil and gas giant show has one. it's appeal in a landmark climate ruling. it dr. appeals court announced on tuesday that shell does not have to sharply cut it's greenhouse gas emissions as previously ruled, delivering a blow to environmental activists. fisher disappointment, tears flow as active as watch their hopes. it gets hard emissions coats from oil and gas, dry and shell disappear. that's coming. as of course, environmental campaigners were defy and the split i'd say for the fight against dangerous climate change isn't madison, not just the frailties i've erased as i knew just

whatever it's most prudent mistake, sir, and abuses, to escape justice confronted with this phase, justin welby had little choice, but to resign. the extent of his inaction provoked shop criticism from all the senior members of the church is not just within the chair. said the invoices in the chair, but it's also forces looking for the outside. and i'm from the outside. people are saying how kind of the church incredibly came to be concerned about safeguarding. when this kind of monumental failure happens at a senior level. and there's no action as a result. small has died in 2018 in cape town. never having accounted for his crimes. and the church that enabled him damaged and black in disarray, edits, but you need to deal with another prolific a visa. so any vehicle i'll just, sarah london, are sure as binding. what's it close propaganda that discourages people from having children? the government is pushing traditional valued family values. is it tacos of declining bus right? to meet treatments of the anchor explains. promoting a so called child free life style is now illegal in russia, on the

now the archbishop of justin welby himself said that he had been informed of them back in 2013 and that he had been told that police had been informed and that it would be dealt with appropriately. that however, wasn't to be the case. john smith had been allowed to leave the country to settle abroad, and where he eventually died in cape town in 2018 at 875 under the crime scene to have been brought to justice, leaving behind a very, very traumatizing sense of injustice by his victims. he stated that if there was stringent measures put in place, the lower orders of the clerks within the same should be done for the opposite echelons of the church as well at the expense of these crimes, a 130 boys and young man with viciously sadistically abused by john smith, a powerful and carriage mastic lawyer who had a lot of sway and not only in the u. k. to these abuses take place, but also in africa as well. this is nick, credibly damaging episode. the church one that it will struggle to recover from, especially given the breaches between the widening reaches between the church and the u. k. and af

this was the review was published in october, but the resignation of archbishop justin at justin welby came days of go after sustain public pressure. the reports find the church, volunteers, smith subjected more than a 100 boys and young men to heretic abuse in 3 countries. c o, a officials are legislating you have the abusive committed in the u. k, but failed to prevent further crimes. the evangelical christian lawyer liter relocated to zimbabwe and then started africa. the official investigation concluded the courteous inaction permitted more abuse to take place while since and bob way, he continued to abuse boys and young man. and there is evidence that abuse of practice has continued in south africa until his death in august 2018. the attempts to intervene and john smith in his family moving to zimbabwe were weak and holy and effective. this includes several ordained clergy who were involved in failed attempts to prevent his working ultimately with children in africa. or claims of john smith's abuse state back to the 1970s. but the review said there was no evidence archbishop will