Harald

Norway's royal family is drawing attention in German media following Crown Princess Mette-Marit's lung transplantation. The palace announced she will take no official appointments until the summer as she recovers, while King Harald, Crown Prince Haakon and the family have ended six weeks of court mourning. German outlets are also noting Haakon's absence from a marathon, prompting reflection on his former image as Norway's 'running prince'.

Norway's Stortinget opening is drawing attention after it was confirmed Queen Mette-Marit will not attend the ceremony. King Harald is opening parliament, with coverage noting unusual circumstances around the event, including remarks that the King is under pressure and that certain traditions are being broken. Norwegian media are focusing on the royal family's reduced presence and what it means for the ceremonial opening.

Princess Märtha Louise of Norway drew attention for the choker she wore at the funeral of King Harald, according to royal coverage in the Netherlands. Interest is focused on her choice of jewellery at the ceremony and what it signalled, with the royal watchers' programme Blauw Bloed noting the detail.

Argentine station Radio Forra's daily show 'A La Hora Señalada' is playing 'Sam!' by Harald Kloser, from the soundtrack of the 2004 disaster film The Day After Tomorrow. The track was shared via the station's automated now-playing updates, letting followers follow the daily broadcast in real time.