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T he Archbishop of Canterbury is a spiritual leader in the Church of England and has historically played an important role in advising members of the royal family on religious and moral matter s. Archbishop Welby can be relieved that his role as mediator and advisor to the Royal Family is less fraught with political danger compared to the role of Cardinal Wolsey in the time of Henry VIII. Cardinal Wolsey's failure to secure the Pope's agreement for Henry's annulment led to accusations of treason and ultimately led to his downfall. Despite his best efforts, Wolsey was unable to avoid being stripped of his position, assets, and power, and he died before he could be tried for treason. Archbishop Welby will not face similar consequences if his efforts do not succeed. Archbishop Justine Welby Thomas Tenison was successful in mediating tensions between William III and Anne, his sister-in-law. Tenison helped reconcile the two, as their enmity was seen as a threat to the stability

King Charles III has asked the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, to broker a deal to allow Harry and Meghan to attend his Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey. However, this has met resistance from William. Speculation about the attendance of Harry and Meghan has been rife since their stepping down from Royal duties, especially after the publication of Harry's memoirs that contained some critical comments about senior members of the Royal Family. King Charles III has asked the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, to broker a deal to allow Harry and Meghan to attend his Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey Reports suggest that King Charles III is considering doing a TV interview ahead of the Coronation, believing that Harry and Meghan's absence would be a bigger distraction than their attendance. He is willing to make concessions to encourage their attendance. However, William fears that Harry may use the event to make a "stunt" that could overshadow t

ITV CEO Carolyn McCall has criticized Jeremy Clarkson for his views on Meghan Markle and stated that they are not endorsed by the channel. She also mentioned that his role as host of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? does not provide a platform for his opinions. Additionally, reports suggest that Amazon will no longer produce his shows, Clarkson's Farm and The Grand Tour, from next year. Carolyn McCall has criticized Jeremy Clarkson for his views on Meghan Markle and stated that they are not endorsed by the channel Clarkson's statements about Meghan Markle in his column for The Sun caused significant public outrage. He wrote that he "hated" Meghan Markle and wished to see her paraded through the streets naked while people throw "excrement" at her, referencing a scene from the fantasy TV series Game of Thrones. He later apologized to the Sussexes on Christmas Day, although they later claimed that the apology was only addressed to Harry. He also posted a public a

Jeremy Clarkson, a former host of the popular show Top Gear, is facing backlash over a controversial column he wrote about Meghan Markle. As a result, it has been reported that Amazon Prime will stop producing his shows, Clarkson's Farm and The Grand Tour, and ITV has not committed to further editions of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? which he also hosts. This has led some fans to express concern that he is being "canceled. "Despite initial statements that Jeremy Clarkson had not been fired from Who Wants to be a Millionaire over his controversial column, the recording of celebrity specials for the show has been pushed back, leading to speculation about his future on the show. Some critics are calling for the Sussexes to "move on" from the situation and not seek further "humiliation" of Clarkson, despite his apology. Jeremy Clarkson is battling to save his career amid the ongoing fallout from his controversial Meghan Markle column Ann Widdecombe defen