Richard Dawkins v Rowan Williams round two Roughly 1,000 students are expected to attend the Cambridge debate which will be filmed and made available online afterwards. Professor Tariq Ramadan, Andrew Copson, the chief executive of the British Humanist Association, and Douglas Murray, founder of the Centre for Social Cohesion, will also take part. Previous speakers at the debating society include Sir Winston Churchill, Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama. As the clash of the titans is due to begin Dr William's replacement, the new Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, has admitted that he regarded his application for the job as a "joke." He had been in the post as Bishop of Durham just seven months when he was "told" by the Church of England that he had to apply as one of the top five diocesan bishops, despite the fact that he thought it ridiculous, according to The Times. In his final paragraph he wrote: "I've enjoyed writing this, I hope you've enjoyed reading it but, frankly, it's a joke. Because it is perfectly absurd to consider appointing someone to Canterbury who's been a bishop for seven months. I shall be praying for you to make the right choice. Bishop Welby said he is very "human" and knows he will "disappoint a lot of people in this job." He was moved into Lambeth Palace yesterday by Bishop's Move, whose van was too large fit through the medieval arch.