Queen Elizabeth holds a straw bag presented to her in the Straw Market as she talks with the local vendors. Queen Elizabeth is on a Royal tour of the Bahamas

Agency: Press Association/ Reuter

Photographer: Chas Cancellare

Bust of Prince William. The new bust of Prince William (right) with other portrait sculptures completed by Franta Belsky, The Queen (left) and The Queen Mother, at the sculpture's studios in Pembroke Gardens, London

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Queen Mother delighted workers today when she rode through the Jaguar plant, Coventry on an orange electric buggy. The Jaguar is the Queen Mother's favourite car

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Queen Mother today slices into a birthday cake held by her grandson, Viscount Linley (left), and Lord King (centre), Chairman of British Airways, watched by her granddaughter, Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones, during her supersonic trip over Britain in Concorde. The flight was an 85th birthday present for the Queen Mother

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Adrian Meredith

The Queen Mother, Prince Charles and the Princess of Wales watch the Braemer Highland Games, the Royal Family's annual outing from their Balmoral retreat, yesterday

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

(Known as Prince Harry) Aged 1, taken by Prince Andrew. First birthday picture

Broadcast Date: 15 September 1985

ITN Reference: ROYAL/HENRY/1

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Prince Andrew

Broadcast Date: 12 August 1985

Agency: TV Times

Broadcast Date: 12 August 1985

Agency: TV Times

Broadcast Date: 12 August 1985

Agency: TV Times

Broadcast Date: 12 August 1985

Agency: TV Times

Broadcast Date: 12 August 1985

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, Patron of the National Society for Cancer Relief, as seen exclusively on 12 August on Independent Television News, UK, News at Ten, in her private role as voluntary worker at Helen House in Oxford, of which she is also Patron. Helen House is Britain's only hospice for terminally-ill children. This document is a note for a picture desk

The Duke of Kent lays a wreath at Singapore's Kranji War Memorial, in a ceremony to mark the 40th anniversary of the end of the Second World War

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Dominic Wong

Royals on Christmas Day. Prince and Princess Michael of Kent leaving St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle yesterday after Christmas morning service with their children Lord Frederick Windsor and Lady Gabriella Windsor. The Queen and other members of the royal family also attended

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Middleton-on-Sea, Sussex. Disco King Charles. To the delight of youngsters, the Prince of Wales became a disco King today, attempting break dancing in a discotheque, at Middleton-on-Sea during his visit to a Youth Meets Industry course for 300 unemployed organised by the Princes Trust

Agency: Press Association

Norfolk. Prince of Wales Visits Holiday Camp Trust. The Prince of Wales rides a tricycle yesterday, on his visit to a "Work Sport and Leisure" course run by the Prince's personal trust for unemployed young people, at a holiday camp in Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk. Earlier this week, vandalism and arson caused more than £8000 of damage at the centre

Agency: Press Association

Melbourne, Australia. Princess Diana, wearing an emerald headband, dances with Prince Charles at a charity ball. The headband was formerly a necklace given top her by the queen

Agency: Reuter

Washington. President and Mrs Reagan greet Prince Charles and Princess Diana upon their arrival at the White House

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Joe Marquette

The Princess of Wales, President of Dr Barnardo's, talking to British fashion designer Bruce Oldfield at the top table here when she attended a fashion show in aid of the charity at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London tonight. Mr Oldfield was himself brought up in Dr Barnardo's care, organised the show

Broadcast Date: 26 March 1985

Agency: Reuter

Broadcast Date: 29 April 1985

Agency: Reuter

A composite picture of the Princess of Wales tonight in her shimmering Bruce Oldfield backless dress, as she arrived for the premiere of the latest James Bond film "A View to Kill" at the Leicester Square Odeon, London. The Princess first wore the dress when she met Joan Collins at Bruce Oldfield's show

Broadcast Date: 12 June 1985

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales holding her baby Prince Harry, with (left to right): Lord Frederick Windsor, son of Prince Michael of Kent, Prince William of Wales and Master Peter Phillips, son of Princess Anne, gathered on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London to watch the fly-past which followed today's Trooping the Colour ceremony on Horse Guards Parade

Broadcast Date: 15 June 1985

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales enquires as to the health of a local member of the local jousting society. The Prince and Princess of Wales who were visiting Warwickshire and Leicestershire today watched the Battle of Bosworth recreated on the original site

Broadcast Date: 27 June 1985

Agency: Press Association

A tanned Princess of Wales arriving at a garden party for Commonwealth, American and European exchange teachers at Lancaster House, London today. It was her last public engagement before her 24th birthday on Monday

Broadcast Date: 28 June 1985

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

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, 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

London, Trooping the Colour. The Queen's grandchildren Miss Zara Phillips (left) daughter of Princess Anne, Prince William of Wales and Lady Rose Windson (right), five year old daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London today watching the loyal crowds after the Trooping the Colour ceremony who had gathered at the palace railings

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Sandringham, Royal Churchgoers. The Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Andrew, the Princess of Wales, Princess Anne with son Master Peter and moon booted daughter Miss Zara Phillips, stop beneath the lynch gate of snow bound Sandringham parish church yesterday after morning service. Snow dropping from the lynch gate roof caused merriment for the children and Peter turns to look up at it

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Business Manners. Viscount Linley and a friend at London's Hippodrome nightclub last night to see Lady Teresa Manners, 23 years old daughter of the Duke of Rutland and her rock band The Business who were giving a show

Agency: Press Association

Day one at nursery school ends for Prince William after an hour and 45 minutes. He is accompanied by Mrs Jane Mynor as he leaves his new school in Chepstow Villas, Notting Hill Gate, London today

Broadcast Date: 24 September 1985

Agency: Press Association

Prince Edward's Latest Role. Prince Edward rehearses his latest stage role as a young rake in the Victorian farce, "The Magistrate" at Haddo House, near Huntly in Grampian, Scotland today. The play, by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, is being produced by Haddo House Players and part of the role calls for him to pose as a 14 year old schoolboy after his stage mother knocks five years off her age to remarry

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Unknown

Visit Nepal. Five Brave Men. Queen Elizabeth and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh pose with five Gurkhas who are each holders of the Victoria Cross, the highest award for valour in the British Army. (Left to right) Rambahadur Limbu, Talbahdur Pun, Ganju Lama, Bhanbakta Gurung, and Agansing Rai. The Queen met these and other Gurkhas at a reception at the British Embassy this morning

Agency: Associated Press

Egg on Coat. The Queen and Prince Philip wipe egg from her coat, after she was hit by an egg thrown during a visit to Auckland's Children's show. The windscreen of her jeep runs with splattered egg

Agency: Associated Press

Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh after an egg throwing incident at Ellerslie Race Course today. Two women threw eggs at the Queen hitting her and the windscreen of their Toyota cruiser

Agency: Press Association/ Reuter

Photographer: Gary Kemper

Queen Elizabeth reads the speech from the throne to open the 1986 session of Parliament. The speech which is traditionally written by the Government of the day, proved controversial in its defence of the country's anti nuclear policy. At left is Prime Minister David Lange and Judges of the Supreme Court in the background

Agency: Press Association/ Reuter

Australian Tour, Melbourne. Her Majesty the Queen looks stern as the Duke waves to the crowd whilst sailing up the Yarra river to the Moomba festival

Agency: Press Association/ Reuter

London. Royal Birthday Surprise. The balcony of Buckingham Palace, with the Queen, who celebrated her 60th birthday today, waving to thousands of children who sang to her. Her birthday surprise to the Nation, was bringing future daughter in law Sarah Ferguson onto the balcony. With them, Sarah's fiancé, Prince Andrew and the Duke of Edinburgh

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [Press Association Court Photographer]

Queen's 60th Birthday. A smile from the Queen today as she shelters beneath her transparent umbrella on leaving St George's Chapel, Windsor, following the thanksgiving service to mark her 60th birthday. The Queen wore a bright yellow outfit and a black hat with see through brim

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Royal Guard. Britain's Queen Elizabeth reviews the Gentlemen at Arms, the Sovereign's nearest guard, at St James's Palace, London, Wednesday, when she presented them with a new standard. The Gentlemen at Arms were started by King Henry VIII in 1509 as his personal bodyguard

Agency: Associated Press

Wedding. London. Queen Elizabeth waves goodbye (left) as the open carriage carrying the Duke and Duchess of York leaves Buckingham Palace on the start of their honeymoon journey. The Duchess of York can be seen looking back behind a giant teddy bear that rides in the carriage with them

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Rob Taggart

Welcoming Banquet. Clinking their glasses together, The Queen toasts China's President Li Xiannian (77) at tonight's welcoming banquet in Peking, People's Republic of China, the first full day of her official visit

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, makes her speech at today's Opening of Parliament

Agency: Press Association

The expression on the Duke of Edinburgh's face tells it all… he was impersonating how his horse was biting his bit… in an explanation to the judge during the World F E I Four in Hand Driving Championship at the Silver Ring Racecourse at Ascot, Berkshire today

Agency: Press Association

Britain's Duke of Edinburgh closes his hands in a traditional Nepalese greeting during a meeting wit the members of the 7th Gurkha Rifles Regiment and their families today at Lyemun Barracks in Hong Kong

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Andrew Wong

London. Britain's Royal family wave from the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the Queen celebrated her official birthday with the Trooping the Colour ceremony today. Back row from left: Queen, Prince Philip, Grand Duke of Luxembourg, Prince Charles, Princess Diana. Front row from left: unidentified child, Prince William, Zara and Peter Philips, Prince Harry

Agency: Reuter

Royal family wait for bride and groom. Members of the Royal family seated in Westminster Abbey today, waiting for the arrival of the groom and his bride. (Left to Right) Capt Mark Phillips, Princess Anne, Princess and Prince of Wales, the Queen Mother, Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

A thoughtful Prince William of Wales with bridesmaid Laura Fellowes on today's arrival at Westminster Abbey for the marriage of Miss Sarah Ferguson to Prince Andrew

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The coffin bearing the body of the Duchess of Windsor is carried from St Georges Chapel, Windsor today watched by Prince Charles and the Queen (left), the Queen Mother and Princess Anne (right). The Duchess was later buried beside her husband in a private ceremony at the Royal burial ground at Frogmore in the grounds of Windsor Castle

Agency: Reuters

Photographer: J Eggitt

Business as Usual for Sarah. Sarah Ferguson, who is being tipped, apparently with increasing confidence, as the girl Prince Andrew will marry, arrives today at the West End office of the printing firm where she works as a sales executive

Agency: Press Association

Sarah Ferguson, the girl strongly tipped by the media to marry Britain's Prince Andrew, leaves the Queens Snack Bar with a cup of tea on her way to the office in London's Mayfair, Thursday. Miss Ferguson was making no comment on speculation in the British press that an announcement on her relationship with Prince Andrew was close

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: David Caulkin