Royal families face news as UK doctor dies and Norway's Queen recovers

In the United Kingdom, authorities have launched a murder investigation following the death of Hannah Terry, a 45-year-old physician. Terry, who worked at the Grimston Medical Centre and provided care for members of the royal family during their stays at Sandringham, was found dead at her home in Dersingham on October 4. Her husband, Mark Cain, has been charged with murder.

In Norway, the Royal House has announced that Queen Mette-Marit will remain absent from official duties for an extended period. Following a lung transplant, the 53-year-old Queen is currently in rehabilitation and is not expected to return to the royal program until next summer. Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra will attend certain official events in her absence.