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The resignation of Archbishop Justin Welby follows a damning report detailing the Church of England's mishandling of sexual abuse allegations against John Smyth. The report highlights systemic failures in safeguarding and accountability, prompting calls for significant reform within the church and raising questions about its future direction.
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An experimental art installation featuring an AI-powered avatar of Jesus in a Swiss chapel has prompted over 900 conversations on faith and morality. The project, named 'Deus in Machina,' aimed to explore the intersection of technology and spirituality, revealing mixed reactions from participants about the experience.
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A petition urging the UK to apply for EU membership has garnered over 35,000 signatures in three weeks. Advocates argue that rejoining would enhance the economy and global influence, while critics emphasize respect for the Brexit vote. The government is expected to respond to the petition soon.
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Pope Francis inaugurated a live webcam at St. Peter's Basilica today, allowing virtual access to the tomb of St. Peter. This initiative aims to connect with millions of pilgrims expected during the 2025 Jubilee, which will also feature a webcam at the Holy Door, symbolizing spiritual access for those unable to travel.
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The upcoming game, 'Indiana Jones and the Great Circle,' diverges from traditional action-adventure formats, emphasizing stealth, puzzles, and exploration. Set in 1937, it features a narrative involving a cult of giants and Nazi antagonists, showcasing a unique open-world design that prioritizes player choice and creativity.
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A petition demanding a new general election in the UK has garnered over 2.7 million signatures, reflecting public dissatisfaction with the Labour government's recent policies. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has dismissed calls for a rerun, emphasizing the electoral system's structure. The petition's authenticity has been questioned amid rising political tensions.