Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is under increasing pressure to resign following revelations of a major abuse scandal involving the Church of England. Senior bishops and church leaders have publicly called for his resignation, citing his handling of the egregious child abuse by serial abuser John Smyth, which has been described as a cover-up. Reports indicate that the Church of England failed to report horrific abuses that occurred at summer camps decades ago, raising serious questions about accountability and oversight. Amidst growing scrutiny and public outcry, including criticism from political figures like Labour leader Keir Starmer, Welby’s future as the head of the Anglican Church appears increasingly uncertain, with many urging immediate action to address the longstanding issues within the institution.