The Cathedral contains a number of unusual images and windows. Amongst the most unusual is an image of King Herod (seen above), who was responsible for the slaughter of many innocent children during the early life of Jesus (Matthew chapter 2).
Also highly unusual - especially for a Catholic Cathedral - is an image of King Henry VIII (seen top right), who claimed supreme authority over the Church in England (thus breaking links with the Pope) in 1534. His image is contained in a window depicting Catholic martyrs, some of whom died on his orders.
Few churches have an image of Judas, the man who betrayed Jesus, but in the Cathedral's Whiteside chantry he is seen pointing to Jesus, handing him over to the authorities. In his other hand he holds a money bag, containing the thirty silver pieces he was paid for betraying the Lord.