What happened: MPs and peers have called on the new Archbishop of Canterbury to abolish a £100 million fund, arguing it was originally connected to slavery and can only be legally used for churches and clergy wages.
Why it matters:
- Raises questions about the ethical use of historic church funds
- Impacts how the Church of England manages its financial resources
MNN Take: The debate highlights ongoing concerns about the legacy of slavery in institutional finances and the legal restrictions on church funds.
Sources: BBC UK