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The Princess of Wales on the conning tower of the nuclear powered submarine, HMS Trafalgar, with Commander Toby Elliott. The royal visit last month is one of the highlights of the ITN programme, "In Private, In Public: The Prince and Princess of Wales" on ITV in two parts tomorrow at 7.45pm and on Monday 22 September at 7.30pm

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Tim Graham

Smiles and handshakes greeted Diana, Princess of Wales after she and Prince Charles arrived on their first day of a Canadian tour. Di was given flowers and the small Canadian flag by spectators at the Garrison Grounds

Agency: UPC

Photographer: Andy Clark

With a tight screen of security men the Princess of Wales continues to meet the people as the couple arrive for a service at St David's Cathedral

Agency: Unknown

The Princess of Wales, who expects her first child in June, shaking hands with actress Elizabeth Taylor backstage at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London tonight when she met the star of the show and the rest of the cast after attending a charity premiere of the Little Foxes

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Princess of Wales meets Eurythmics singers Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox as she arrives for a charity concert by the group at London's Wembley Arena last night, in aid of the Prince's Trust

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales holds her goddaughter Maria, granddaughter of the Duke of Wellington, at the Duke's farm near Granada Sunday soon before she and the Prince of Wales left after spending the weekend there

Agency: Associated Press

The Princess of Wales joins Thomas Page, five (centre) his friends and their nurses for a toddler-level round-the-table chat about the game they are involved in at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children. The Princess was visiting the hospital today accompanied by the Prince of Wales

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales talks to the Qatari Minister of Information Issa Ghanem Al-Kuwari while sitting in a desert tent watching camel racing and hawking near Doha today

Agency: Reuter

The Princess of Wales with the world's youngest heart-lung transplant patient Jamie Gavin, four, from Raheny, Dublin, at Westminster Abbey, London today for the Woman's Own Children of Courage Awards

Broadcast Date: 18 December 1985

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

VIPS on the front row, Lady Jane Fellowes, and her sister, the mother-to-be the Princess of Wales, watching play on the centre court at the All-England Lawn Tennis Club's Wimbledon championships today

Agency: Press Association

Britain's Princess of Wales, right, walks through the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to attend the Costume Institute Gala with Liz Tilberis, chair of the event

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Don Pollard

Princess of Wales with Michael Edwards, a worker at the London Lighthouse HIV Centre, where she met patients

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/42

Photographer: Gordon Rainsford

Princess Diana shakes hands with Mother Theresa as she was leaving the Rome convent where the missionary is staying after being dismissed from the clinic Wednesday following a bout with pneumonia and heart problems. Mother Theresa is scheduled to depart for India on Thursday

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/36

Agency: Reuter

The Princess of Wales is given a traditional Sikh "Satsriakal" greeting by teacher Mr Paul Bedi during her walkabout after visiting the Family Centre of Sense, the National Deaf-Blind and Rubella Association in Ealing, London today. The Princess is patron of the National Rubella Council

Agency: Press Association

First Lady Nancy Reagan stands with Princess Diana on the steps of the White House prior to dinner tonight. The Royal couple are visiting the Washington area

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Joe Marquette

Washington. First Lady Nancy Reagan and Princess Diana stand on the North Portico of the White House before attending a state dinner

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Tim Clary

The Princess of Wales presents the London Evening Standard award to ballet dancer Natalia Makarova after the London Festival Ballet's gala performance of "Onegin" at the London Coliseum last night

Agency: Press Association

South African president, Nelson Mandela, shows the way to Princess Diana, in Cape Town, Monday, 17 March 1997. Diana, Princess of Wales, was seriously injured in a car crash in Paris early Sunday 31 August 1997, that killed her boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, and the chauffeur, police said

Broadcast Date: 31 August 1997

Agency: Associated Press

Britain's Princess of Wales speaks with nurse Shane Snape, 28, right, while other staff look on during a visit to a special AIDS ward Thursday at Middlesex Hospital in central London. Snape has been diagnosed as HIV infected, but has not developed the AIDS symptoms

Agency: Associated Press

Britain's Princess Diana holds six-year-old Monica, an outpatient at Harlem Hospital's pediatric department, during a visit to the hospital in New York Monday 30 January 1995. The two had met in 1989, when Monica was an infant, during Diana's first visit to the city six years ago. Her visit renewed press speculation that she may move to New York City, which has been denied by Buckingham Palace

Agency: Associated Press

The Princess of Wales receives a bouquet from patient Philip during a visit to the Kobler Centre, and out-patients clinic for AIDS sufferers which she opened in London today

Agency: Press Association

Princess of Wales at Heathrow Airport before she departed for New York to collect the Humanitarian of the Year Award

Agency: PA News Photo Library

Photographer: Tim Ockenden

The Princess of Wales chats with twenty-year-old Paul Hines about the poster he is making during her visit today to the Albany Centre in Deptford, London. Two-year old Ayse Malil (right) and her friend wait to present the basket of flowers they are holding to the Princess who is president of the Albany, watched by Ayse's mother

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Princess of Wales, dressed in a man's dinner jacket and trousers with a white waistcoat and winged collar and scarlet bow tie, tonight talking to Pete Townsend of The Who, during a "thank you" party held by the Royal couple at a London West End recording studio for pop stars who donated tracks to a charity album for the Prince's Trust

Broadcast Date: 19 November 1985

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Princess Diana talks to Genesis member Phil Collins before tonight's concert at National Exhibition Centre

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Britain's Princess Diana, the Princess of Wales, pictured when she attended the Bentham Estate Tenants Association pre-school playgroup in north London Tuesday

Broadcast Date: 10 December 1985

Agency: Associated Press

Diana relaxes after Ascot. The Princess of Wales takes off her Ascot hat and takes a rest on the bonnet of her husband's Aston Martin at a polo match at Smith's Lawn, Windsor today. The Prince shares a joke as she does so

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Pinewood, Buckinghamshire. Royal smasher for Charles. The Prince of Wales proves himself as an ideal stuntman as the Princess tries some rough treatment with an imitation bottle during a visit to the set of the new Bond film "The Living Daylights" at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire today

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Princess Diana bows her head following Prince Charles on a walk to the California Pavilion in the hot sun. Just inside the building she fainted, was attended to and left for their hotel suite. Their schedule is not expected to change

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Mike Blake

The Prince and Princess of Wales arriving at the Royal Albert Hall for tonight's Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance in London

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Melbourne, Australia. Prince Charles and Princess Diana dance at a charity ball. The Princess of Wales is wearing an emerald silk dress with an emerald diamond headband, which was formerly a necklace given to her by the Queen

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Kent Gavin

Venice, Italy. The gondolier bows as the gondola carrying the Princes of Wales has just passed behind a small bridge in a typical Venetian waterway near the Anglican Church in Venice Sunday, last leg of the Princes' visit to Italy

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Sambucetti [?]

Venice, Italy. Prince Charles and Princess Diana during a gondola ride in Venice today morning, last day of their 17 day visit to Italy

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: L Mellace

Lady Diana and His Royal Highness Prince of Wales skied today in Lech Austria during their snow holiday

Broadcast Date: 6 January 1984

Agency: Associated Press

The Princess of Wales holds baby Prince William in her arms as they arrived today at the start of the Royal tour of Australia and New Zealand

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/27

Agency: UPI

The Princess of Wales sits with four-year-old Prince William on her lap, who grimaces as he watches his father, Prince Charles play polo at Smith's Lawn, Windsor today

Agency: Press Association

Princess of Wales with her Prince William after his Christening today. Picture taken in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Princess of Wales carries her eight-month old son Prince William to an Andover of the Queen's Flight at Aberdeen airport today, prior to their and the Prince of Wales return to London after spending three days at Craigowan Lodge on the Balmoral Estate

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/26

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales riding through the Royal estate at Sandringham with the Queen. It was only recently that Princess Diana returned to riding; she had vowed never to go near horses after a bad fall when she was a child. But it was the Queen who gradually and patiently coaxed her back into the saddle, choosing a safe old grey mare for her inaugural rides. Yet despite her immense experience in all things equestrian, the Queen would score less points on safety than Diana: while the Princess wears a dark black riding hat, the Queen makes do with a silk scarf knotted round her chin

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/25

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Jim Bennett

Princess Diana with diamond and sapphire tiara, with Australian Prime Minister Robert Hawke at tonight's dinner at Government House

Agency: UPI

Agency: Unknown

The Princess of Wales points out comedian Rowan Atkinson following his performance in the Royal Variety Show, at London's Victoria Palace Theatre, last night

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Ship's bell peek-a-boo from the Princess of Wales, and Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew's girlfriend, who paid a surprise visit to the Prince's ship today. The vessel arrived in the Pool of London yesterday for a four day visit to London

Broadcast Date: 19 March 1986

Agency: Press Association

Washington, USA. Princess Diana and Selwa Roosevelt, Chief of Protocol, centre, hold on to their hats as Pamela Brown, wife of J Carter Brown, National Gallery Art Director, is ready to lend a hand, as a gust of wind blows outside the gallery

Agency: Associated Press

Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Geoffrey Howe greeting the Princess of Wales at Number 11 Downing Street tonight, where she and Prince Charles were attending a British Film Institute Dinner. Prince Charles is patron of the BFI

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

A pre-Raphaelite style gown for the pregnant Princess of Wales, alongside Sir Hugh Casson, the retiring president of the Royal Academy of Arts, at Burlington House, Piccadilly, London tonight where the Princess and the Prince of Wales attended the Academy's traditional banquet

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Ron Bell

Diana after visiting her therapist Susie Orbach in London on Boxing Day

Agency: Alpha

Photographer: Dave Chancellor

Diana after visiting her therapist Susie Orbach in London on Boxing Day

Agency: Alpha

Photographer: Dave Chancellor

The Princess of Wales leaves Canterbury Cathedral with the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Robert Runci, after the Advent Carol Serice For Schools today. The service was attended by eleven hundred children who were addressed and blessed by the Archbishop

Agency: Reuter