Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell has temporarily taken over as head of the Church of England while a new Archbishop of Canterbury is selected Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell said he had ...

Bishop of Newcastle Helen-Ann Hartley, who has previously called for the Church’s current temporary leader Stephen Cottrell to resign, said it is inappropriate for him to be in the role and to ...

Stephen Cottrell's remarks capped off a turbulent end to the year for the Church, following the release of a report which accused it of covering up sexual abuse. That prompted the resignation of ...

Stephen Cottrell has resisted calls from some quarters to quit, and survived a vote to stop him giving a presidential address as the General Synod began on Monday. A lay member of a gathering of ...

Bishop of Newcastle Helen-Ann Hartley, who has previously called for the Church’s current temporary leader Stephen Cottrell to resign, said it is inappropriate for him to be in the role and to ...

The Archbishop of York admitted he has ‘made mistakes’ as he addressed the Church of England’s ruling body yesterday at a time of unprecedented crisis for the Church. Stephen Cottrell, the ...

LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The Church of England's interim head Archbishop Stephen Cottrell on Monday pledged better systems to prevent abuse within the Church, acknowledging the damage caused by ...

Bishop Helen-Ann Hartley has previously called for the Church's current temporary leader Stephen Cottrell to resign, believing it to be inappropriate for him to be in the role and "leading change ...

Credit: Newcastle Diocese A North East bishop has said the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell is “the wrong person” to be leading the Church of England. Bishop of Newcastle Helen-Ann Hartley ...

Stephen Cottrell opened the General Synod in central London on Monday, speaking in place of Justin Welby who officially left his post as Archbishop of Canterbury in January. Mr Cottrell has faced ...

Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell said he had made mistakes and that "trust has been broken" as he opened a meeting of the Church of England's governing body, the General Synod. Mr Cottrell ...