Princess Anne unveiled a memorial sculpture in Norway on Tuesday, honouring close Norwegian-British intelligence cooperation during World War II. The Princess Royal went as Patron of the Anglo-Norwegian Resistance Commemoration Project (ANRCP), with her husband, Sir Timothy Laurence.
The solemn visit followed last month's funeral of King Harald V and the later death of his sister, Princess Astrid of Norway. The Norwegian royals are in mourning.
Anne has kept a busy overseas schedule in the second half of the year alongside Prince William. She returns to London on Wednesday.
That day she has back-to-back engagements in Britain, including a visit to Moores House in Liverpool for its 25th anniversary.