The Queen Mother's horse "Isle of Man" (T W Biddlecombe up) hurdling at Cheltenham

Photographer: Bernard Parkin

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/88

Agency: Press Association

Princess Anne wearing wide-brimmed hat with feathers arrives to attend opening day of the Royal Ascot Race Meeting

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/90

Agency: UPI

England's Princess Anne guides her eight-year-old gelding, Goodwill, through the first day's exercises at the International Military. The Princess finished in the top quarter of the Dressage which saw only half of the 50-man field competing today. Friday the remainder compete with additional events scheduled for Saturday and Sunday

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/99

Agency: UPI

Photographed in the Crimson Drawing Room at Windsor Castle, Princess Anne is wearing a champagne lace dress (by Susan Small) with diamond tiara, diamond earrings, diamond necklace and sapphire and diamond engagement ring. Captain Phillips is in the Number 1 Dress uniform of his regiment. 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 set out on their last drive before leaving for their honeymoon

Agency: UPI

Princess Anne and her bridegroom, Captain Mark Phillips are followed by her page, her youngest brother Price Edward, 9 (partly seen) and the best man, Captain Eric Grounds as they walk down the aisle after their wedding ceremony in Westminster Abbey today

Agency: BIPNA

Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips wave from the balcony of the palace

Agency: Press Association

Princess Anne accompanied by her father the Duke of Edinburgh arrives at Westminster Abbey for her marriage to Captain Mark Phillips. Behind are bridesmaid Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones, and page Prince Edward

Agency: UPI

Princess Anne and her bridegroom Captain Mark Phillips wave from the balcony of Buckingham Palace following their wedding at Westminster Abbey today. On left are the Best Man, Captain Eric Grounds with little Prince Edward, who was the Page. Next to Princess Anne are Prince Charles and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones, who was bridesmaid, and on right are Her Majesty The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Andrew

Agency: BIPNA

Quito, Ecuador. Accompanied by her husband Captain Mark Phillips, Britain's Princess Anne wears a typical Ecuadorian poncho as they participated in the annual Quito fiesta here

Agency: UPI

Quito, Ecuador. Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips smile as they walk heavily guarded by military police through Quito downtown, Friday

Agency: Associated Press

Enjoys Performance. Queen Elizabeth enjoyed a performance of Indian dancing at Mount McKay, in Thunder Bay, Tuesday. Siting with the Queen was Chief Leonard Pelletier of the Fort William Indian Band

Agency: Unknown

Queen at Gun Dog Trials. The Queen walks along a Highland track at Balmoral when she attended The North of Scotland Gun Dog Association's Retriever Trials last Saturday. Her Majesty afterwards presented the prizes

Agency: Central Press Photos

The Queen Mother's horse "Game Spirit" (T W Biddlecombe up) at Newbury

Photographer: Bernard Parkin

Weyhill Handicap Chase at Newbury, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's Game Spirit ridden by T Biddlecombe leading last fence to win

Agency: S & G Press Agency

Prince to be attendant at princess's wedding. It was announced today that Prince Edward, younger son of the Queen is to be one of the two attendants at the wedding of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips in November. Photo shows a recent picture from our files of Prince Edward

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDWA/14

Agency: Central Press Photos

Members of the Royal Family take part in the Grand March at the annual Ghillies' Ball, held at Balmoral Castle. The Queen, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, Prince Philip and Princess Alexandra are in the leading line. Between The Queen and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother is Colonel W McHardy, Resident Factor at Balmoral. The Earl of Snowdon and Princess Margaret are pictured left in the following line

Broadcast Date: 31 October 1972

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

Royal Silver Wedding. Pictured at Windsor. Back row, standing, left to right: The Earl of Snowdon; The Duke of Kent; The Duke of Edinburgh; The Earl of St Andrew's (elder son of the Duke of Kent); Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales; Prince Andrew; Honourable Angus Ogilvy and (extreme right) his son, James Ogilvy. Seated on chairs, left to right: Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon; The Duchess of Kent (holding Lord Nicholas Windsor, her younger son); Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother; Queen Elizabeth II; Princess Anne; Marina Ogilvy, and her mother, Princess Alexandra. Seated on the floor, left to right: Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones, Viscount Linley (the children of Princess Margaret); Prince Edward; Lady Helen Windsor (daughter of the Duke of Kent)

Broadcast Date: 31 October 1972

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

The Queen returns from a morning ride at Badminton, Gloucestershire, where she was attending the Badminton Horse Trials. She is accompanied by the Duke of Beaufort. Queen and Prince Philip's Silver Wedding. London. Press Association library photo from a collection reissued to mark the Silver Wedding of the Queen and Prince Philip, who will have been married for 25 years on 20 November

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

French President Georges Pompidou escorts Queen Elizabeth II of England toward the Salon d'Honneur at Orly airport today. Queen Elizabeth arrived here for a four day state visit to France

Agency: Associated Press

The Duchess of Windsor walks with Earl Mountbatten of Burma on her arrival at London airport today 2 June from Paris. She is to be the guest of the Queen at Buckingham Palace until after Monday's funeral of the Duke of Windsor at Windsor

Agency: Associated Press

There is concerns for the health of the Duke of Windsor, who will be 75 next month. Photo shows The Duke of Windsor, the former King Edward VIII, broadcasting to the nation making his abdication speech to the nation in 1936 [Image missing]

Agency: Keystone Press Agency Limited

Agency: Rex Features

The Duke of Windsor celebrates his 78th birthday on 23 June. These photographers, many of them historic, illustrate a Royal life and career crowded with incident. The man of parts. In 1922, as Prince of Wales, the Duke made an Eastern tour including Japan. At Delhi (left) he wears the uniform of the 35th and 36th Jacobs Horse, of which he was Colonel in Chief, and aboard HMS Renown (centre) he dons a Japanese coolie costume. On right, the golfing Prince in plus fours, at Muirfield in 1927

Agency: Press Association

The Duke of Windsor celebrates his 78th birthday on 23 June. These photographers, many of them historic, illustrate a Royal life and career crowded with incident. The Prince of Wales, a fearless horseman, is seen in the hunting field in April 1923; 24 years later, and now the Duke of Windsor, he is pictured with the Duchess on board the liner Queen Elizabeth. They were crossing from New York to Southampton in May 1947 [half image missing]

Agency: Press Association

The Duke of Windsor celebrates his 78th birthday on 23 June. These photographers, many of them historic, illustrate a Royal life and career crowded with incident. The Prince of Wales who found the way to the nation's heart. Left: Trudging through the snow behind a woman and her baby during a tour of the Northumberland and Durham coalfields in January 1929. Right: Sharing in a town's big day at Weymouth to open the harbour and pier in July 1933

Agency: Press Association

The hearse with the body of the Duke of Windsor arriving at Windsor Castle entering the Henry VIII Gate Windsor Castle this morning

Agency: Press Association

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's "Makaldar" (D Mould) on left taking the last hurdle to win from "Ballypru" (G Cramp)

Agency: S & G Press Agency

Port wing down, the plunging Piper Cherokee aircraft (below) is seen only moments before hitting the ground in the crash which killed Prince William of Gloucester and his co-pilot, Lieutenant Commander Vyrell Mitchell, just after they had taken off from Halfpenny Green in an air race yesterday

Broadcast Date: 29 August 1972

Agency: Press Association

It's close… it's very close. Though lovely Princess Anne and her dashing young Dragoon's Guard Lieutenant are 400 miles away, he's in Germany and she's in Sandringham, this is how close they were on the day of that now famous quayside kiss. The 24 year old Olympic rider, Mark Phillips, with his cheek close to hers at Tweseldown. Her in pensive mood close to him. Now they are away from each other... for a few months at least. But these are memories which the 22 year old Princess will keep close to her heart. Perhaps, just perhaps, the next time they'll be seen as close as this will be when they announce their wedding day

Agency: Cassidy and Leigh

Prince Charles sits beside Princess Anne as they ride down to the course at Ascot today

Agency: Keystone Press Agency

Monaco. Princess Anne of England poses between Prince Rainer and Princess Grace of Monaco inside the Monaco palace where she was greeted today after her arrival for a three day official visit in the principality

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/7

Agency: Associated Press

A portrait of Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, in flying kit, as shown for the first time today at the Royal Air Force Club in Picadilly. John Hughes-Hallett was the artist

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/79

Agency: Press Association

Ascot, England. Prince Charles races down the race course here this morning. Several members of the Royal Family and their guests rode on the course. This is the last day of Royal Ascot

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/80

Agency: UPI

Chatham, Kent. The smiling Prince of Wales, Sub-Lieutenant, aboard HMS Minerva, leaves the vessel which arrived here earlier today. Yesterday, Minerva, a Leander-class frigate en route for home from Antwerp, was fog-bond in the Medway. At the quayside, the Prince took the wheel of his waiting Aston Martin car and drove off. He is due to spend his Christmas leave at Windsor Castle. In the New Year, the Minerva is due to leave for the West Indies

Broadcast Date: 4 April 1973

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/85

Agency: Press Association

Prince Richard of Gloucester Weds. Prince Richard of Gloucester, younger son of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, pictured with his bride, Miss Birgitte van Deurs, a former secretary of the Danish Embassy, after their wedding at the Gloucesters' country home, Barnwell Manor, near Peterborough, on 8 July

ITN Reference: ROYAL/RICH/16

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Tom Hustler

With bride Birgitte. The former Miss Birgitte van Deurs, with Prince Richard of Gloucester, leaving St Andrew's parish church here today after their marriage

ITN Reference: ROYAL/RICH/15

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Unknown

The coffin of Prince William of Gloucester being carried to the hearse by a bearer party of the 1st Battalion Scots Guards to be taken to the Royal Burial Ground at Frogmore after the funeral service in St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, today. In the group of Royal mourners descending the Chapel steps are seen, from camera: The Duchess of Gloucester and Prince and Princess Richard of Gloucester, the Queen, the Queen Mother, Prince Philip and Prince Charles (partly hidden), Princess Margaret, Princess Anne and Lord Snowdon

Broadcast Date: 2 September 1972

Agency: Press Association

The Kents at Home. The Duchess of Kent. The Duchess wears a beige silk dress with lace-embroidered shoulders and sleeves, and a diamond tiara. Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Kent are to attend a British trade drive in Copenhagen 1 - 4 May 1972

Broadcast Date: 26 April 1972

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT/66

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Barry Lategan

The Kents at Home. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Kent are to attend a British trade drive in Copenhagen 1 - 4 May 1972

Broadcast Date: 26 April 1972

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT/65

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Barry Lategan

The Kents at Home. The Duke wears the uniform of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers of which he is Colonel-in-Chief, with the Sash and Star of the GCMG [Knight Grand Cross, Order of St Michael and St George]. The Duchess wears a beige silk dress with lace-embroidered shoulders and sleeves, and a diamond tiara. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Kent are to attend a British trade drive in Copenhagen 1 - 4 May 1972

Broadcast Date: 26 April 1972

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT/67

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Barry Lategan

It's close… it's very close. Though lovely Princess Anne and her dashing young Dragoon's Guard Lieutenant are 400 miles away, he's in Germany and she's in Sandringham, this is how close they were on the day of that now famous quayside kiss. The 24 year old Olympic rider, Mark Phillips, with his cheek close to hers at Tweseldown. Her in pensive mood close to him. Now they are away from each other... for a few months at least. But these are memories which the 22 year old Princess will keep close to her heart. Perhaps, just perhaps, the next time they'll be seen as close as this will be when they announce their wedding day

Agency: Cassidy and Leigh

London. Dressed in green, Princess Margaret, seen during today's garden party for exchange teachers from USA, Germany, New Zealand, Canada, Barbados, Australia, Kenya, Jamaica and France, at Lancaster House

ITN Reference: ROYAL/MARG/100

Agency: Press Association

Prince Philip, 51 on 10 June is trying to grow old gracefully, but the winding down process is not easy for a vigorous man who prided himself on his once endless energy. He is doing a good deal of painting in his den at Windsor Castle. His style is bold, usually turning out brilliantly coloured landscapes or still life studies. To go with UPI newsfeature (Philip) by Margaret Saville

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDIN/34

Agency: UPI

The Duchess of Windsor stands in the doorway of her Paris home, with members of her household staff as the body of her husband left on its last journey to England for burial at Windsor

Agency: Associated Press

Paris. The Duchess of Windsor as leaving her Parisian home early to Villacoublay Military airport from where she will fly to London. The Duchess is expected to stay to Buckingham Palace as a guest of the Queen Elizabeth II for the period of the Duke's funeral. The Duke who died here 28 May will be buried in Windsor 5 June

Agency: Press Association

Biting her lip to hide her grief, the veiled Duchess of Windsor, followed by the Queen Mother, leaves St George's Chapel, here this morning after the funeral service for the Duke of Windsor. After the body is interred at Frogmore, later today, the Duchess is expected to fly home to Paris

Agency: Press Association

A general view of the scene in St George's Chapel at Windsor today 2 June as the body of the Duke of Windsor lies in state, guarded by members of the Brigade of Guards. The public lying of state in the historic chapel will continue today and tomorrow. The Duke's funeral will take place in private at Windsor on Monday 5 June

Agency: Bippa Photos