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A sea of flowers outside Oslo cathedral continued to grow on Saturday as inside hundreds of people gathered for a concert in honour of the victims of Norway’s twin-tragedy.
Several of the country’s best known musicians took part in the concert, eight days after a bomb and shooting massacre killed 77 people.
Hundreds who could not fit inside the cathedral, watched on a giant screen nearby.
Norway’s Crown Prince Haakon was among those who attended the concert.
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