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  1. Government spokespersons, including Bridget Phillipson, have issued statements regarding apologies and accepting responsibility for actions affecting the region.

The Church of England and Catholic leaders issue apologies following government statements regarding institutional actions.

6 reports, 5 independent Updated Jul 3
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The Church of England and Catholic leaders issue apologies following government statements regarding institutional actions.

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Church of EnglandSarah Mullally

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  1. Government apologizes for historical practices and evaluates redress package.1 source
  2. The Archbishop of Canterbury issued an apology regarding a specific case involving a maternity home in Kendal and a woman named Judith.Sub-event
  3. Archbishop Mullally and Catholic leaders issue apologies following government statements.1 source

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Government spokespersons, including Bridget Phillipson, have issued statements regarding apologies and accepting responsibility for actions affecting the region. All 2 developments

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