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'Everybody was as one': Reverend reflects on search effort for Noah Woods

'Everybody was as one': Reverend reflects on search effort for Noah Woods
BBC UK Thursday 17 September 2026, 08:13 UTC 1 min read
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The Reverend Chris Willis says the public reaction has been a "thread of positivity" in the sadness.

The Reverend Chris Willis says the public reaction has been a "thread of positivity" in the sadness.
Noah Woods (PERSON) Chris Willis (PERSON)
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