As our nation mourned, God sent a rainbow to remind us of his faithfulness
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Pete Greig2022-09-09T10:51:00
A double rainbow appeared over Buckingham Palace shortly before the announcement that Queen Elizabeth II had died. Pete Greig wonders if this sign in the sky was more than sheer co-incidence
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