The Church of England's safeguarding crisis explained
By 
Rosie Dawson2023-05-18T15:08:00
Survivors are losing trust in the Church of England's ability to do justice in cases of abuse, while a leading bishop says his name has been unfairly “besmirched”. Rosie Dawson has the full story
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