The confessions of Justin Welby
If the former archbishop of Canterbury hoped his self-abnegation on the BBC might salvage what was left of his reputation,…
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The New Statesman’s A-Z of 2024
A rundown of the year, from Charli XCX and Jeremy Clarkson to the incumbency curse and floods in Valencia.
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The Church of England has been my life’s work. What has it done to my soul?
This Christmas is not an easy one for the Church – but fundamentally, its mission has not changed.
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Justin Welby’s resignation has not fixed the Church of England
The Archbishop has done the right thing – but we must still confront the culture of deference inside the Church.
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The fall of Justin Welby
He leaves behind a wounded and shrinking Church of England.
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The race for Lambeth Palace
Can the next archbishop of Canterbury unite a divided Church?
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Justin Welby must resign now
He has failed to create a culture of transparency, writes the dean of King’s College, Cambridge.
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Does the Archbishop of Canterbury matter politically?
Justin Welby’s frequent interventions on policy are diminishing his office’s political weight.
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Justin Welby: “It’s better to be woke than asleep”
The Tories decry his interventions; others say he's too conservative. Can the Archbishop of Canterbury unite a fraying Church?
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When Justin Welby met John Cleese
In BBC Radio 4’s Archbishop Interviews, the unlikely pair talk about faith, forgiveness, cancel culture – and whether Jesus is…
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Justin Welby schools the government about refugees and compassion
The Archbishop of Canterbury's comments in his Easter sermon reflect a shift in the public's attitudes to immigration.
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Justin Welby: “We are still a long way from parity between physical and mental heath“
The Archbishop of Canterbury on the mental health crisis, inequality, and faith in a pandemic.
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Justin Welby exposes a fundamental contradiction of Boris Johnson’s government
The Archbishop of Canterbury condemns an “addiction to centralisation”.
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Archbishop Welby and the hidden price of being Mister Nice Guy
Doubtless Welby’s supporters will find such a description rude to the point of impiousness – but for those of us…
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