Former Archbishop of Canterbury Carey quits ministry
Lord Carey, who was the Archbishop of Canterbury from , told the investigation that he did not remember Tudor's name.
In his resignation letter, sent on 4 December, he wrote: "I wish to surrender my Permission to Officiate."
"It has been an honour to serve in the dioceses of London, Southwell, Durham, Bristol, Bath and Wells, Canterbury and finally Oxford," Lord Carey said
"I am in my ninetieth year now and have been in active ministry since when I was made Deacon and then Priested in "
The current Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell is resisting calls to resign in relation to the same investigation.
The BBC found that from , when he was made Bishop of Chelmsford, Mr Cottrell was made aware of the allegations of abuse against Tudor.
Mr Cottrell also knew that Tudor was working as a priest under a provision that he could not be left alone with children and that he had made a large payment to an alleged victim.
But under the then Bishop Cottrell, Tudor remained in post and was made Honorary Canon of Chelmsford Cathedral.
Tudor was only suspended in when police opened a new investigat
Introducing Aleem Maqbool, the BBC’s new Religion Editor
By Lianne Kolirin
The BBC’s new Religion Editor has expressed his hopes for the role, saying he is “pushing at an open door” when it comes to pitching faith-based news stories.
Aleem Maqbool, who took up his role in April, told the fourth annual Religion Media Festival on Monday that he is confident faith-based stories will remain part of the network’s news agenda.
Maqbool, who succeeds Martin Bashir after he left the role a year ago, told the audience at north London’s JW3 centre: “There’s this sense outside the BBC that some editors are nervous about religion and faith stories. I haven’t found that.
“I have found that there’s a recognition that we need to report on those areas. It may be a honeymoon period, but I feel like I’m pushing at an open door. There’s nobody saying ‘no you can’t do that’.”
Announcing his appointment, the BBC said Maqbool would “take the lead on the BBC’s expert analysis and insight on the major themes and issues affecting different faiths in the UK and around the world”.
Aleem Maqbool was BBC News’ North America correspondent from until he started the new role. His
Aleem Maqbool appointed BBC News Religion Editor
BBC News has appointed Aleem Maqbool as its new Religion Editor.
Maqbool has been the North America Correspondent for BBC News since That role has seen him posted in Washington DC for the last seven years.
He has been with the BBC for nearly 20 years. Former positions with BBC News include serving as its correspondents in Pakistan and later Gaza and the West Bank.
He will take up his new role as Religion Editor in the spring when he will lead on the BBC's expert analysis and insight on the major themes and issues affecting different faiths in the UK and around the world.
"I am delighted to take up a role that focusses on telling stories associated with faith and ethics, and reflecting on the complex way in which they continue to shape our society. After many years in foreign news I also look forward to working with a wonderful team in London," he said.
Commenting on his appointment, Jonathan Munro, Deputy Director of BBC News and Head of News Content, said: "Aleem has always been an exceptionally thoughtful reporter and analyst with journalistic drive and a strong vision for reaching new audience
How the Queen's Christian faith went beyond duty
Religion editor, BBC News
Almost every aspect of official ceremony surrounding the death of the Queen has been steeped in religious significance.
But accounts from those close to Elizabeth II emphatically suggest that to her, faith went far beyond protocol and duty.
It shaped and guided her throughout her life in a way the public only started to appreciate later in her reign.
"I think there have been only two Sundays since I've been here - apart from Covid times - that she didn't come to church," says Kenneth MacKenzie, who for 15 years was domestic chaplain to the Queen when she was at Balmoral.
In the months each year the late Queen was in Scotland, she would attend the little parish church of Crathie Kirk where she would sit in a pew to one side, upholstered in purple velvet.
While one of her constitutional titles was Supreme Governor of the Church of England, this church she attended so regularly was Presbyterian.
Mr MacKenzie felt that might have allowed the Queen to feel she could go more as a member of the congregation, rather than as a fig
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