Europe's royalty pay respects to King Harald V in Norway
- The late monarch, who died last month aged 89, spent 35 years on the throne and was remembered during a public service in the capital's cathedral.
- Family and special guests then gathered for a private ceremony in the Palace Chapel at Akershus Fortress for the king's burial - the end of which was marked by flags being
- Dozens of European royals and heads of state, including the Prince of Wales and three Nordic kings, have paid their last respects to King Harald V in Oslo.
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- Family and special guests then gathered for a private ceremony in the Palace Chapel at Akershus Fortress for the king's burial - the end of which was marked by flags being
- Dozens of European royals and heads of state, including the Prince of Wales and three Nordic kings, have paid their last respects to King Harald V in Oslo.
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- The late monarch, who died last month aged 89, spent 35 years on the throne and was remembered during a public service in the capital's cathedral.
Sources: BBC News