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Rainbow Shines Over Palace Of Westminster Eve Of Queen Elizabeth II’s Funeral

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Britain has been graced with another beautiful rainbow ahead of Queen Elizabeth II‘s funeral Monday. On September 8, when Buckingham Palace announced the death of Her Majesty, onlookers in England marveled at a double rainbow appearing opposite the Palace, popping up after a morning of dark clouds and rainfall.

Now, on the eve of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, another vibrant rainbow shined over the Palace of Westminster where England’s longest-reigning monarch has been lying in state.

Sharing a photo of the moment, government official Joe Porter wrote, “The most incredible rainbow over the Palace of Westminster on the eve of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.” Queen Elizabeth’s funeral will be held on Monday, Sept.

19, following four days of lying in state at Westminster Hall. Following her death, and ahead of the final funeral, the monarch’s family has mourned her both publicly and privately.

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