"Fury" remained in Murmansk until 10 March, when she screened Convoy QP 10 through to Iceland. She escorted the distant cover force of the Home Fleet as "Trinidad" attempted to sail home from Murmansk in mid-May, but the cruiser was sunk en route by German bombers. "Fury" then was a part of the screen of Home Fleet as it provided distant cover for Convoys PQ 16 and QP 12 later in the month. The ship was assigned as part of the close escort for Convoy QP 17 at the end of June. En route she made an unsuccessful attack on with the destroyer and corvette on 2 July, before the convoy was ordered to disperse under the threat of German surface attack.