The Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) is the biggest Protestant denomination in Northern Ireland, with more than 200,000 members across the island.

And it has never had its moderator, or head of the church, resign in its 185-year history – until three weeks ago.

The announcement that Rev Trevor Gribben was stepping down due to serious safeguarding failings over a 13-year period, and that the police were starting a criminal investigation, has rocked the Church.

Further revelations in the days and weeks since have led to major questions – could there be a public inquiry? Can the Church’s leaders restore confidence? And will people come forward with allegations of abuse that lay bare those safeguarding failings?

According to BBC Talkback presenter William Crawley, they already are coming forward and this story could be just beginning.

He joined Declan in the studio to outline everything you need to know about the Presbyterian Church crisis so far and what could happen next.

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