Associated Press LONDON -- A top Anglican cleric spoke out Thursday against a proposed Ugandan law that would impose the death penalty on some homosexuals. Archbishop of York John Sentamu - who along with the archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, is one of the global fellowship's most senior priests - made what he said was the Anglicans' first public condemnation of the anti-gay law now being considered by the East African nation's parliament. "I'm opposed to the death sentence. I'm also not happy when you describe people in the kind of language you find in this ... bill," he told ...

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