Stephen Cottrell

The Department of Health and Social Care is leading this work with the Ministry of Justice and other departments, working closely with bereaved families, funeral providers, faith groups, local authorities, and others.

The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, whose diocese includes Hull, said what happened there must never happen again.

Many of those who suffered in Hull were those least able to afford a funeral for their loved ones.

Could I ask the minister whether questions of cost and its links to bereavement will also be considered?

It was going to be debated by the Anglican Synod.

You've got this reprehensible joke of a woman, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, Mullally, oh, my boy.

And left-wing and probably homosexual and lesbian Anglican clergy began complaining.

They said it's disgusting to even debate this, to even discuss this.

And, of course, the Archbishop of Canterbury said, and the Archbishop of York, the second highest figure in the Church of England, Mr. Stephen Cottrell, they agreed to remove it from the agenda of the Synod.

We won't even discuss this law.

Even though it can have dire repercussions for Christians and even for Anglican clergy who support conversion therapy for homosexuals and lesbians wishing to reorient back to the sex they were born into not that they've ever changed it but they pretend they have and this pretension is given this this phony pretense is even given legal credence by by the corrupt british government well Why did the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of York back then? Because they're controlled by the King of Babylon.

They're looking out for themselves and their own position.

Do you use a microphone? And it's interesting you say that.

When I was having this conversation with Archbishop Stephen Cottrell, he was saying a microphone is the enemy because you make the assumption that the microphone will do something, but actually your voice has to do.

So I do use a microphone only because I've been given one, but I often have people say, oh, Bishop, you don't need a microphone because I am in that sense, I project my voice.

You do project, yeah.