Cool elegance for the Duchess of Kent (50), and her handsome 13 year old son Lord Nicholas Windsor, at Heathrow airport, London today prior to flying out to Toronto, Ontario, Canada, for a two week private visit

Agency: Press Association

Duchess Attends Party. A pirate's hat for the Duchess of Kent in the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, London today where she attended the "Not Forgotten" Association Christmas Party

Agency: Press Association

Duchess Attends Party. Today's composite picture of the Duchess of Kent attending the Christmas Party of the "Not Forgotten" Association in the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, London. (Left) The Duchess leans on the shoulder of an old soldier for a chat, and (right) helping John Stokes of Birmingham (ex-Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers), one of the ex-service guests, to cut a Christmas cake

Agency: Press Association

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 Duchess of Kent during her visit to Bikna Village in the Mirzapur District of Uttar Pradesh, India, to mark the 50th anniversary of UNICEF

ITN Reference: ROYA/KENT/57

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Stefan Rousseau

Duchess of Kent draws a picture in a classroom in the Jefferpet Village, Vellore, during her visit to India to mark the 50th anniversary of UNICEF

ITN Reference: ROYA/KENT/59

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Stefan Rousseau

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT

Agency: Associated Newspapers

The Duke and Duchess of Kent reviewed some 3,000 schoolchildren Thursday after formal ceremony making The Gambia the 16th African nation to gain independence. The Duchess, wearing a yellow-blue paisley design chiffon dress, first greeted Girl Guides

Agency: Appho London

Uniformed. Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, 35 year old cousin of the Queen, on duty in Belfast. The Duke, a Major in the Scots Greys, was among 600 troops rushed to Northern Island on 4 February after the latest outbreaks of violence in Belfast

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT/63

Agency: United Press International

With 3 children. The Kents at Home. The Duke and Duchess with their children, left to right, The Earl of St Andrews, Lady Helen Windsor and Lord Nicholas Windsor, photographed at Coppins, their home in Buckinghamshire. 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/68

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Barry Lategan

The Duke and Duchess of Kent pose for photographers outside the British Embassy Thursday during their visit to Washington

Agency: Associated Press

The Duke of Kent leaving the Kind Edward VII hospital for Officers in London last night after visiting his wife who had been suffering complications in her four-month pregnancy. He was asked by waiting reporters how the Duchess was and replied quietly: "She's lost the baby"

Agency: Press Association

Duchess leaves hospital. On the arm of the Duke, the Duchess of Kent leaves the King Edward VII Hospital for Officers in London today after seven weeks treatment for nervous strain. The couple were driven to their home in St James's Palace in a chauffeur-driven Ford Granada

ITN Reference: ROYAL/KENT/70

Agency: Press Association

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

World Four-Men Bob Championship. Combo: left, Prince Michael of Kent, his face smeared with blood, gets first aid here today after his accident. Right: the Prince is taken to a helicopter after being bandaged at Medical Centre. Cervinia, Italy

Agency: Associated Press

Prince Michael of Kent, the Queen's cousin, and Baroness Marie-Christine von Reibnitz, pose together at Thatched House Lodge, home of Princess Alexandra [text missing] was announced today. Note engagement ring on her finger. The Baroness [text missing] married to a merchant banker had her marriage nullified by the Catholic [text missing] weeks ago

ITN Reference: ROYAL/MICH/7

Agency: BIPNA

Photographer: P Skingley

Prince Michael of Kent arrives in Vienna where he will marry his Austrian fiancée, Baroness Maria Christine von Reibnitz on Friday 30 June. The civil wedding ceremony will take place in Vienna's city hall. The couple driving from the airport to their hotel in towndown

Agency: UPI

Price and Princess Michael of Kent with their children Lord Frederick Windsor and Lady Gabriella Windsor leaving St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, yesterday when members of the Royal Family attended the traditional Christmas Day service

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

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

High Life for Prince Michael. Prince Michael of Kent and his eight year old son, Lord Frederick Windsor look forward to making their debut in a hot air balloon, operated by Mr David Close at Blackbushe Airport in Surrey today

Agency: Press Association

Princess Michael of Kent wears a beaming smile along with an eau de nil wool cape, as she leaves London's Paddington Hospital Thursday with her seven-day-old son, Lord Frederick Windsor. The Austrian-born princess married Britain's Prince Michael of Kent in Vienna last year

ITN Reference: ROYAL/MICH/1

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Lawrence Harris

Princess Michael of Kent happily presents her son Frederick Michael George David Louis, Lord Frederick Windsor today as they leave St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, where the baby was born last Friday. Lord Frederick slept soundly through all the fuss and clicking of cameras and he and his mother, escorted by Prince Michael, set off for their Kensington Palace home, where the family will spend Easter

Agency: Press Association

Canterbury. Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Robert Runcie introduces the Prince of Wales, to Pope John Paul II, in the Library of the Deanery, at Canterbury, Kent this morning. The Prince was in the congregation at Canterbury Cathedral service shared by the Pontiff and Dr Runcie. See PA story 'Pope'

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Isle of Wight. Prince Charles standing over the Needles Rocks, the westernmost point of the Isle of Wight today. He visited the island to unveil a bust to Lord Mountbatten, a former Lord Lieutenant of the island, who was killed by an IRA bomb in 1979. See PA Story 'Prince' timed 1424 onwards

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. Jubilant crowds of well wishers reach to shake the hand of Prince Charles tonight outside St Mary's hospital after it was announced that the Prince was father to a son. The Princess of Wales was delivered of a son at 21:03 London time and both mother and child are described as 'doing well'

Agency: UPI

Tender moment for proud Royal parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, as they look at their son as they leave St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London, tonight less than 24 hours after the infant's birth

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/138

Agency: Press Association

The Prince of Wales and Commanding Officer of Royal Air Force [RAF] Brize Norton. Norton Group Captain Phil Walker walking out to greet Welsh guardsmen home

Agency: Press Association

The Prince and Princess of Wales with Prince William after his christening today. Taken in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/139

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Wrexham, Wales. Prince Charles unveiling the memorial to the 266 miners who lost their lives in the 1934 mining disaster

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Wrexham, Wales. Prince Charles inspecting the Guards of Honour 3rd Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers in Wrexham today

Agency: Press Association

Newport, Gwent . Prince Charles shyly emerges from a robing room at the £20 million Inmos Factory at Newport today in a white "bunny suit" for his introduction to the microchip during a whistle stop tour of high technology factories in Wales' "Silicon Valley"

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Pirbright, England. Prince Charles hands out a symbolic leek, the emblem of Wales, to fellow member of the Welsh Guards during ceremony on the day of St David's Day Parade. The Prince of Wales was suffering from two black eyes, as a result of falling from a horse two days earlier

Agency: BIPNA

Photographer: Peter Skingley

Alice Springs, Australia. Prince Charles and Princess Diana meet local Aborigines at Ayres Rock today when the couple made a sightseeing tour of the area

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Sydney, Australia. Looking a very happy Royal couple, Prince Charles and Princess Diana attend a charity ball at the Wentworth Hotel here as they continue their four week tour of Australia

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Sydney, Australia. Prince and Princess dancing at the ball in Sydney

Agency: Unknown

Sydney, Australia. Prince Charles jogs early on Bondi Beach with his bodyguards

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Adelaide, Australia. The Royal car passes an Irish demonstration in the main street of Adelaide today. The Royal couple inside the car were on their way to a reception at Town Hall

Agency: Associated Press/ Adelaide Advertiser

Photographer: Barry O'Brien

Sydney, Australia. Prince Charles tumbling from his horse today during a polo game at Warwick Farm Race Course near Sydney

Agency: Melbourne Sun

Brisbane, Australia. Prince and Princess of Wales arrive in Brisbane Australia to start the fourth week of their Australian Tour. The Prince and Princess were mobbed by thousands of people as they toured the town on a walk about

Agency: UPI

Auckland, New Zealand. On his own two feet. Watched closely by his father, Britain's Prince Charles, and held by his mother, The Princess of Wales, 10 month old Prince William gets to his feet during a photo session. The Prince, wearing an apricot and lemon romper suit, was the focus of attention for nearly 60 photographers and reporters who attended the photo session

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/143

Agency: Associated Press

Nova Scotia, Canada. Britain's Prince Charles signs the Province of Nova Scotia guest book Tuesday while the Princess of Wales smiles to the crowd. Behind the Prince are Nova Scotia Premier John Buchanan, left, Governor General Edward Schreyer and Secretary of State Allen MacEachen, far right

Agency: Associated Press

Ottawa, Canada. The receiving line at Government House with special guests Prince Charles and Princess Diana. From left to right Governor General Edward Schreyer, Diana, Charles, Lily Schreyer, and Prime Minister Trudeau, just prior to dinner here

Agency: UPC

Ottawa, Canada. Prince Charles asks the press if they want him to throw them some food at a Bar-B-Q near Ottowa Tuesday night with the Princess of Wales at his side. More than a thousand people were in attendance for the informal meal

Agency: Associated Press

Malbun, Liechtenstein. Royalties on the slope. Princess Diana (left) and her husband Prince Charles enjoy a few skiing turns on the first day of their winter vacation on the Hocheck mountain near this Liechtenstein village

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Dieter Endlicher