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This article in the Daily Telegraph is, broadly speaking, a good overview of the politics surrounding the appointment of the next Archbishop of Canterbury - with the caveat that I cannot imagine where the journalist has picked up the idea that Sentamu "is first preference for the liberal/Catholic/High wing." He's not, remotely. (The answer, incidentally, is probably Graham James of Norwich, though actually there is no obvious Catholic candidate, liberal or conservative, since the Bishop of Ely has only just got there, and the Bishop of Reading is only a diocesan).