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Today, the Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned because the church failed to stop abuse.

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Over the past 11 years, Justin Welby has headed an organisation that is finally, slowly,

starting to reckon with the abusers it has allowed to operate in the name of Christianity.

One such abuser was John Smythe.

For more than four decades, he sadistically beat and psychologically tortured at least

130 boys and young men.

Now, a major review has found that the Church of England knew about Smide's behaviour

and didn't do enough to bring him to justice.

Wellby has known this was coming for a long time.

This report was commissioned more than five years ago,

and it's taken a very long time to be completed.

It was actually rushed out last Thursday. It wasn't

supposed to be published until this week, but it was leaked. And so the Church of England rushed

it out in what was a very busy news time. The Make-in Review specifically criticises Justin Welby

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