CofE discusses future after women bishops vote
The go-ahead for women bishops was supposed to be the crowning achievement of Dr Rowan William's ten years as the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Today, as the Church of England discussed where it goes after the General Synod voted against the measure, Dr Williams said it has "lost a measure of credibility" and had "some explaining to do".
ITV News Social Affairs Editor Penny Marshall reports:
Shock over women bishops vote turns to anger
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Church of England votes against women bishops
The Church of England General Synod voted against allowing women bishops in what the Archbishop of Canterbury called "a missed opportunity".
Church of England debate shows gulf with secular society
Today's debate on female bishops is painfully slow but shows the determination of the Church to build consensus and respect their community.