King Harald V of Norway dies aged 89; son is King Haakon VIII
King Harald V of Norway has died aged 89 at Rikshospitalet in Oslo; his son has succeeded him as King Haakon VIII.
King Harald V of Norway has died aged 89 at Rikshospitalet in Oslo; his son has succeeded him as King Haakon VIII.
King Harald V of Norway has died aged 89 at Oslo's national hospital, the palace confirmed. Europe's oldest monarch, he reigned for 35 years and will be succeeded by his son, Crown Prince Haakon.
King Harald V of Norway has died aged 89 after a long illness, the Norwegian Royal Family announced. His son, King Haakon VIII, succeeds him.
King Harald V of Norway, Europe's oldest reigning monarch, has died aged 89 at Rikshospitalet in Oslo, the Norwegian Royal Court announced.
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RecommendedKing Harald of Norway's health has deteriorated and is now in a 'very serious' condition, the royal palace said, cancelling all royal engagements for the foreseeable future.
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Norwegian King Harald has been admitted to hospital with hemolytic anaemia, a blood disorder, after treatment with cortisone led to fluid accumulation, the palace announced.
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