Bishop's Drones' Fear
Published: 7th October 2012'Death reduced to level of computer game...lack of transparency over claims'
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'Death reduced to level of computer game...lack of transparency over claims'
There is sadness in the Diocese of Lichfield as news of the sudden death of The Very Revd Keith Jukes, Dean of Ripon Cathedral at the age of 59.
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