You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Wednesday,

the 13th of November. The leader of the Anglican Church, the Archbishop of Canterbury,

has resigned over a child abuse scandal. In his latest set of appointments,

US President-elect Donald Trump has picked a China hawk

and a pro-Israeli Christian, and the six-word Google search that can leave you open to hacking.

Also in this podcast, she finally revealed her true identity only to be expelled for deliberate deception.

The search for a female magician who pulled off a disappearing act from the all-male

magic circle.

The Church of England and the 85 million strong worldwide Anglican Communion are looking

for a new spiritual head after Justin Welby announced

he would resign as the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury. The former oil executive had been under

pressure over his failure to report the prolific child abuser John Smyth to the police in 2013.

Smyth abused dozens of boys in the UK in the 1970s and 80s,

and then more in Zimbabwe and South Africa.

He died in 2018 without being brought to justice.

One of his victims, Andrew, spoke to the BBC.

On my 21st birthday, John Smyth, told me that I was still sinning and that that required what he

called a special beating. That was beatings of hundreds of lashes over cane and I realized

that I couldn't take things any longer. I firstly wrote a couple of anonymous letters to

Christian leaders and to John Smyth, but when those had no effect, I decided that I would take my own

life. And I remember lying on my hospital bed after my suicide attempt, thinking that I was free,

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