Robert Runcie served as the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1980 to 1991. He was the 102nd Archbishop and is remembered for his moderate views and efforts to maintain unity within the Anglican Communion. Runcie played a significant role during a period marked by challenges such as the ordination of women, relationships with other Christian denominations, and social issues in the UK, including responses to the Falklands War. His tenure was characterized by his commitment to reconciliation and dialogue.