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A call by Six (Anglican) Church of England bishops and the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Carey, for election debate about "discrimination" against Christians in the workplace before Britain's upcoming national poll has drawn some criticism from the Anglican leader, Archbishop Rowan Williams, reports Ecumenical News International. In a letter to the Sunday Telegraph newspaper on 28 March they highlighted the ongoing case of Shirley Chaplin, a nurse in a National Health Service hospital who was removed from patient care duties after refusing to remove the cross she has worn around her neck for 38 years. On Easter Sunday the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, was, however critical of what he called "overheated language" used to describe Christian suffering in Britain by groups seeking to protect what they see as their country's religious heritage.
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