I sometimes think Thomas Cook should be numbered among the secular saints. He took travel from the privileged and gave it to the common people.

Those who so pointlessly and terribly died were...non-replaceable.

I must say I was disappointed and shocked by that,

treasured its place in the Anglican Communion.

[But a meeting with Bishop Robinson would exasperate conservative evangelicals and primates from the developing world who see the bishop as a satanic influence. His consecration in November 2003 was described by the conservative American Anglican Council as a] grievous day ... The devil has entered our church.

The road to true racial justice has proved, as we always knew it would, a long and arduous distance we have travelled.