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Crowds in Norway pay respects to King Harald V after national mourning

Tens of thousands of people gathered in Norway to pay their respects to King Harald V after 13 days of national mourning, with royalty from across Europe also attending.

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King Harald V of Norway Fredrik Gedde-Dahl

Tens of thousands of people gathered along the streets in Norway to pay their respects to King Harald V, following a 13-day period of national mourning.

Royal figures from across Europe were also present as tributes were paid, reflecting the significance of the occasion for Norway and for the wider circle of European monarchies.

The public turnout was substantial, with large crowds standing along the route to mark the moment and show their respects. The gathering came after nearly two weeks in which Norway observed national mourning.

The scenes showed both a major public response and a formal royal presence, as people in Norway joined visiting royalty in honouring King Harald V.

The latest known images from the event showed crowds continuing to line the streets as the tributes took place.

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