- Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby resigns amid an abuse cover-up scandal that has shaken the Church of England.
- Welby's resignation follows an independent inquiry revealing his insufficient action against sexual abuser John Smyth.
- The Church of England is facing declining faith and internal divisions over LGBTQ+ issues.
- Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York, will temporarily assume duties but faces scrutiny over his own handling of a similar case.
- The Church's future leadership remains uncertain, with potential governance issues looming as succession processes start.
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