A view of Ranger's Lodge in Hyde Park, which will be the new home of Princess Alexandra and her husband, Angus Ogilvy. Ranger's Lodge has been empty for two years, and will probably not be ready until 1975. It has three bedrooms, three reception rooms and staff accommodation. Princess Alexandra will move from her present home, Thatched House Lodge in Richmond Park, to be nearer her duties in central London

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/89

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Les Wilson

London. Princess Anne and Mark Phillips are seen together in the city earlier tonight, when they attended a film about disabled horse riders. Later shots were fired at their car in the Mall as they returned to Buckingham Palace. See PA story Shot timed 2029

Agency: Press Association

Broadcast Date: 30 September 1985

Agency: London News Service

Princess Anne goes to hospitals to visit men wounded in attack on her car. Princess Anne today went to St George's Hospital and Westminster Hospital, to visit the men recovering from bullet wounds received during last Wednesday's attack on her car in The Mall. Princess Anne chats to her wounded bodyguard, Inspector James Beaton, at Westminster Hospital today

Agency: BIPNA

London. Three police officers who helped save Princess Anne from a gunman in The Mall are to receive bravery awards. Princess Anne's bodyguard, Inspector James Beaton (centre), is awarded the George Cross, PC Michael Hills (left) is awarded the George Medal, and Detective Constable Peter Edmonds wins the Queen's Gallantry Medal. Embargo: not for publication before 0001 hours, Friday 5 July 1974. See PA story "Medals" timed 1530 and onwards

Agency: Press Association

Burghfield, near Reading, Berkshire. Princess Anne, Mrs Mark Phillips as Chief Commandant of the Women's Royal Naval Service, inspects officers at HMS Dauntless, Burghfield, this morning during a passing out parade. The Princess later inspected formal divisions

Agency: Press Association

Britain's Prince Charles, body surfing a high wave off Mooloolaba beach during a visit to the Sunshine Coast north of Brisbane, today 22 January, while on leave from HMS Jupiter

Agency: Associated Press

Australia. "Digger Charles". The Prince of Wales dons a borrowed "digger's" hat to protect himself from the scorching Australian sunshine, as he smiles at the gathering on board HMS Cook after taking the Tall Ships' salute on their arrival in Sydney Harbour today

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Devonport. White overalled Prince Charles, duty officer of the day, used aircraft control "bats" to see that the ship's helicopter took off safely, as HMS Jupiter came into harbour today. Earlier he had been navigating

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/88

Agency: Press Association

San Diego. Britain's Prince Charles chats with Laura Jo Watkins at a reception last 16 March in San Diego while his Royal Navy ship was on a training cruise. Since then Charles has written to Miss Watkins and the 20 year old secretarial student is now the houseguest of US Ambassador Walter Annenberg in England after being invited to a party for Charles

Agency: Associated Press

Yeovilton, Somerset. Naval Lieutenant Prince Charles at the controls of a Royal Navy Wessex V helicopter as he was about to go up for his first "dual control" flight with his instructor, Lieutenant Commander Alan McGregor, at Royal Naval Air station, Yeovilton today. The Prince was starting a three-and-a-half months flying course. See PA story "Prince (substitute)" timed 1522 - 1626

Agency: Press Association

Even a Royal face can't keep straight when there are Goons about. Prince Charles had a command performance of Goonery on Monday night (11-11-74) at a dinner in London to celebrate the publication of a book of scripts of radio's famous Goon Show programmes. But only three of the Goons were there: Spike Milligan, Peter Sellers and Michael Bentine. The sick absentee was Harry Secombe. Not to be outdone he sent the Prince a poem

Broadcast Date: 1 March 2001

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/116

Agency: Syndication International

Yeovilton, Somerset. His personal standard flying from his Wessex, Prince Charles leads a massed fly-past of helicopters of 707 squadron, which was celebrating its 10th anniversary, at Royal Naval Air Station, Yeovilton, today. Later, the squadron made a presentation to the Prince, a lieutenant, to mark his completion of the training course on which he has qualified as a Wessex 5 helicopter pilot in the Royal Navy

Agency: Press Association

Royal Photographer. Badminton, Avon. The Queen, watched by the Duke of Edinburgh, uses a gold plated camera to photograph her horse Columbus at the veterinary inspection on the first day of the 1974 Badminton Horse Trials

Broadcast Date: 8 December 1976

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

Smiles at Buckingham Palace. Photographed in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, the Queen and Prince Philip with their two younger sons, Prince Edward (born 10 March 1964) and Prince Andrew (born 19 February 1960)

Broadcast Date: 24 December 1974

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/126

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Godfrey Argent

Windsor. The Queen was in a happy mood as she celebrated her 48th birthday here today, where she took the salute at the St George's Day Parade of the Queen's Scouts in the castle quadrangle. See PA Story Queen timed 1529 onwards

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/124

Agency: Press Association

Lady Diana Spencer, who weds the Prince of Wales on 29 July, celebrates her 20th birthday on 1 July. This picture from the family album, shows Lady Diana, in 1974, on the Isle of Uist, Western Isles, Scotland

Broadcast Date: 30 June 1971

Agency: Press Association

The Duke of Edinburgh with the Queen of Malaysia drives in open carriage as they arrive at Buckingham Palace. The Queen and the King, Sultan Abdul Halin Mu'adzam, are in Britain on a state visit

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDIN/37

Agency: UPI

Gun carriage leaves Victoria Barracks Windsor during funeral procession to St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, today

Broadcast Date: 14 June 1974

Agency: Press Association

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's Isle of Man ridden by T Biddlecomb up taking the hurdle

Agency: S & G Press Agency

Ottawa. Princess Anne and husband, Captain Mark Phillips, enjoy fast run on toboggan at Government House during an outdoors winter party. The couple are enjoying a three-day stay in Ottawa and will join the Queen who stops there 27 January on her way to New Zealand for Commonwealth Games

Agency: UPI

Royal Shooting. The white Ford Escort car which carried the gunman, in front of the shattered Rolls Royce which was bringing Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips back from an engagement

Agency: London News Service

Photographer: D Hall

Today's picture of the house in Silverdale, Fleet, Hampshire, which was raided by the police at 5am yesterday, some nine hours after the gun attack on Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips. The police believe that this house would have been the hide-out where Princess Anne would have been taken if the kidnap attempt had been successful. The house is owned by a doctor, at present in America, and in his absence it has been handled by an agent who rented it a couple of weeks ago to a young man in his mid-20s

Agency: Central Press Photos

… considered an exclusive interview when Princess Anne talked with journalist Mr Brian McConnell in a St George's Hospital ward today. The Princess called on Brian, a patient at the hospital since he was shot in The Mall on Wednesday night, when an attempt to kidnap the Princess and her husband was staged. Whilst at the hospital, the Princess visited shot PC Michael Hills. Later she went to Westminster Hospital to see her injured bodyguard, Inspector James Beaton. See PA story "Anne" timed 1014

Agency: Press Association [?]

London. These articles, except the bullet-holed diary, were found by police in the possession of Ian Ball, 26, who pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey today to attempting to kidnap Princess Anne, the attempted murder of two police officers and wounding two civilians. The diary belonged to shot PC Michael Hills; the bullet which pierced it is still in his liver. The keys are for the handcuffs, two pairs of which are locked together to provide leg shackles. The guns, of Spanish make, are a .22 Astra (left), with six spent rounds, three live rounds and 39 spares; and a .38 Astra with five spent rounds and 19 spares. The gloves were worn by Ball during the incident. See PA story "Ball" timed 1234

Agency: Press Association

State coach horse damages fetlock on way to state opening of Parliament

Agency: UPI

Prince Charles arrives back at the surface with the pit winding gear in the background

Agency: Unknown

Windsor. Zest for the game shows in the face of Prince Charles, playing at Stowell Park in a polo match against San Flamingo at Windsor Great Park today

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/89

Agency: Press Association

Heytsbury. Prince Charles took part in the firing when he visited the 4th Battalion, Royal Regiment of Wales, at Knook Camp near here yesterday. He is Colonel in Chief

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/90

Agency: Press Association

Suva, Fiji. Red robed Mayor of Suva, Fiji, Councillor Isireli Vuibau crouches in traditional Fiji gesture of respect for chiefs of the highest rank, as he welcomes Prince Charles. Fiji's Governor General, Ratu Sir George Cakoau is at far left

Agency: Associated Press

A happy occasion, off duty for the Queen in 1974. A keen supporter and lover of horse racing, her majesty is seen patting her classic filly "Highclere" after a race at Ascot. This year, on 6 February, Her Majesty The Queen celebrates the 25th anniversary of her accession to the throne and the occasion will be marked by ceremonies and services throughout the land and commonwealth

Broadcast Date: 1977

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Central Press Photos

We Are Most Amused. The Queen (foreground) roars with laughter in the White Drawing Room of Buckingham Palace after this morning's Investiture ceremony, where she received the seven heroes who went to the assistance of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips during the Mall kidnap attempt, and their close relatives. The woman, right of The Queen, is Mrs Anne Beaton, with their daughters, Shona and Linda (taller, wearing spectacles)

Agency: Press Association

"Sunnyboy" leading over "First Flight" on way to finishing second in Gold Ash Novice [?] Division 1 Part 2, Newbury

Agency: Selwyn Photos

Lord Mais, Lord Mayor of London, with the Queen after she unveiled the plaque behind them. It commemorates today's opening of the new London Bridge

Agency: Press Association

London. The Queen Mother at the Royal College of Music, South Kensington, when she received the honorary degree of Doctor of Music from the Queen. The Queen is the college's Patron, the Queen Mother its President

Broadcast Date: 8 December 1976

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/87

Agency: Associated Press

Accompanied by Emperor Haile Selassie, Princess Anne, who is on an official two-week tour of Ethiopia, watched the Massawa Naval review, a unique event for which the ships of seven countries, including America and Russia, have converged on the Red Sea port. Photograph shows Princess Anne and Emperor Haile Selassie standing in the captain's cabin of the Royal Navy missile destroyer Antrim, where they were entertained to dinner after watching the naval display in the Ethiopian port of Massawa

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/77

Agency: Keystone

Badminton, Gloucestershire. Princess Anne takes her dogs for a walk. The Princess is competing in the three day Badminton Horse Trials and was 14th in the dressage event with a score of 53.5

Agency: UPI

The engagement of Princess Anne to Lieutenant Mark Phillips was announced on 29 May by Buckingham Palace. The couple are seen here in recent file photos

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/85

Agency: UPI

Princess Anne's engagement ring, a sapphire in the middle and a diamond each side, photographed at Buckingham Palace today

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/89

Agency: Press Association

Hannover, Germany. Princess Anne and Lieutenant Mark Phillips after greeting and first kissing in public at airport Hanover today

Agency: UPI

Hannover, West Germany. British Princess Anne presently on a private tour through West Germany, seen here this morning at Hanover airport being kissed by Lieutenant Mark Phillips. Persons at right and left are not identified

Agency: Associated Press

Portrait of Princess Anne to be unveiled

Broadcast Date: 2 July 1973

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/91

Agency: Fox

Kiev. Princess Anne with her hand bandaged seen after her fall with her horse Goodwill during the cross-country event in the European Equestrian Championships

Agency: TASS

Princess Anne and Captain Phillips are seen here in the grounds of Frogmore House. The Princess is wearing cream shirt and trousers with a beige brown jerkin. Her Royal Highness Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips: The marriage of Her Royal Highness Princess Anne and Captain Phillips of the Queen's Dragoon Guards will take place on 14 November 1973 at Westminster Abbey

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Norman Parkinson

Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips at the alter during their wedding ceremony in Westminster Abbey. In rear from right to left, Queen Elizabeth; Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother; Prince Andrew; Princess Margaret; Viscount Linley and Lord Snowdon. Next to Captain Phillips is best man Captain Eric Grounds

Agency: UPI

The Royal Wedding group, made at Buckingham Palace after today's wedding ceremony at Westminster Abbey. Centre, the bride, Princess Anne with bridegroom, Captain Mark Phillips, and their respective parents. The Queen (hands clasped), The Duke of Edinburgh (behind The Queen) and Mr and Mrs Peter Phillips (background, left of centre)

Agency: Press Association

Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips pose in the throne room at Buckingham Palace after the marriage ceremony. Prince Edward and Sarah Armstrong Jones stand with them

Agency: BIPNA

Photographer: Dave Ofield

(Left to right) Miss Sarah Phillips; Mr Peter Phillips; Mrs Ann Phillips; Captain Eric Grounds (best man); Prince Edward (page boy); Captain Mark Phillips; Princess Anne; Sarah Armstrong Jones (bridesmaid); Queen Elizabeth; Duke of Edinburgh; Queen Mother; Prince Charles and Prince Andrew

Agency: BIPNA

Photographer: Dave Ofield

Her Royal Highness Princess Anne was married today, to Captain Mark Phillips, at Westminster Abbey. Photo shows the bride and groom stand before the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Ramsey, who was conducting the ceremony at Westminster Abbey today. On either side of the bride and groom are the Duke of Edinburgh and best man Captain Eric Grounds. Her Majesty the Queen is seen on the right, and left (behind the Duke of Edinburgh) are Mr and Mrs Peter Phillips, the groom's parents. Dr Eric Abbott, the dean of Westminster is seen on the left

Agency: BIPNA