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Archbishop of Canterbury welcomes crossbench peerage for Bishop Richard Chartres

October 13, 2017 by John Clark

The Archbishop of Canterbury has warmly welcomed the announcement by 10 Downing Street that the former Bishop of London is to be made a life peer.

Archbishop of Canterbury's website. 12 October 2017

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