Photographed in the grounds of Thatched House Lodge, Richmond Park, Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra and Mr Angus Ogilvy with their baby daughter, Marina Victoria Alexandra, who was born on 31 July 1966 and who will be christened at the Chapel Royal, St James's, on 9 November at 3pm

Broadcast Date: 9 November 1966

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/48

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Cecil Beaton

Carrying her daughter Marina Victoria Alexandra His Royal Highness Princess Alexandra turns to talk to her husband Mr Angus Ogilvy, who is carrying his son James Robert Bruce, as they leave their home, Thatched House Lodge, Richmond, for the christening of their daughter at the Chapel Royal, St James, London, today

Agency: Associated Press

Head shots of Princess Alexandra and her family

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/54

Agency: Camera Press

Head shots of Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/52

Agency: Camera Press

Film star Marlon Brando dances with Princess Alexandra of Kent during the reception at Savoy Hotel, London, tonight, 5 January, after attending the premiere of Charles Chaplin's film. A Countess from Hong Kong. At the Carlton, London, earlier tonight

Broadcast Date: 6 January 1967

Agency: Associated Press

United Nations, New York. Princess Alexandra of the United Kingdom chats with United Nations Secretary General U Thant, Wednesday at a luncheon for her royal hosted by Thant

Agency: Associated Press

Princess Alexandra and her family standing in front of french doors

Broadcast Date: 8 March 1968

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/63

Agency: Camera Press

Princess Alexandra with Angus Ogilvy and their son, James, walking outside

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/58

Agency: Press Association

Royal Crest for Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/28

Agency: Photographic News Agencies

Photographed in the garden of Thatched House Lodge, Richmond. Princess Alexandra, Mr Angus Ogilvy and their children, James, 5, and Marina, 3. With them is their pet labrador, Mark. Princess Alexandra and Mr Ogilvy will make a series of official visits abroad during the late summer and early autumn, beginning with a visit to Singapore on 5 August

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/76

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Cecil Beaton

Princess Alexandra photographed with her husband, Mr Angus Ogilvy, in Thatched Lodge House, Richmond. Princess Alexandra and Mr Ogilvy are scheduled to make a series of official visits abroad during the late summer and early autumn, beginning with a visit to Singapore on 5 August

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/75

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Cecil Beaton

Auckland. Princess Alexandra waves to the crowd which gathered at the Auckland International airport to meet her on her arrival from Fiji today

Agency: Associated Press

Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra and the Honorable Angus Ogilvy will be visiting the United States in order to open British Week in Los Angeles and San Francisco. She arrives in San Francisco on 29 September 1971. Her Royal Highness, The Honorable Mrs Angus Ogilvy, is seen with her family in the gardens of Thatched House Lodge, Richmond. She and her husband were married on the 29 April 1963. Her son, the Honorable James Robert Bruce was born 29 February 1964 and her daughter the Honorable Marina Victoria Alexandra, wearing a pink pinafore dress over a white polo-neck sweater was born on 31 July 1966. Her Royal Highness is wearing a slate-blue suede pinafore dress over a stone-coloured polo-neck sweater

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/86

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Norman Parkinson

Princess Alexandra and her family in seated pose

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/83

Agency: Camera Press

Princess Alexandra is seen at the drivers controls of the Victoria Line train after officially the new extension at Brixton Station

Agency: Barratt's Photo Press

Princess Alexandra, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, travelling in the driver's cab after she had officially opened the extension of the Victoria Line to Brixton this morning. With the Princess is W W Maxwell, Operating Manager: Railways

Agency: Central Press Photos

Princess Alexandra and her husband Mr Angus Ogilvy were recovered today after their Rolls Royce and another car collided at the junction of the Horse Guards Approach and the Mall. Picture shows the royal car photographed after the collision

Agency: Barratt's Photo Press

Portrayed at Thatch Lodge House, their residence at Richmond Park. Princess Alexandra and her husband, the Honorable Angus Ogilvy with their children James, 10, (born 29 February 1964) and Marina who was 8 on 31 July 1974. The Princess and her husband will be leaving London on the 16 August to visit Drasilia and Rio de Janeiro before arriving at Sao Paulo for the opening of the British Industrial Exhibition on the 23 August

Broadcast Date: 11 August 1974

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/92

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

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

Princess Alexandra seated

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/19

Agency: Archie Parker

They will be leaving London on the 16 August to visit Drasilia and Rio de Janeiro before arriving at Sao Paulo for the opening of the British Industrial Exhibition on the 23 August. Princess Alexandra was born 21 December, 1936, married the Honorable Angus Ogilvy on 24 April 1963. He was born on 14 September, 1928, is the son of the Earl of Airlie and was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Oxford. The Ogilvies have two children, James 10 and Marina 8

Broadcast Date: 11 August 1974

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/90

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

Vatican City. Pope Paul VI hands a medal to Princess Alexandra of Britain during the private audience that followed the canonization of John Ogilvie, a martyr of post-reformation Scotland, in St Peter's here today. At right background Angus Ogilvie, the husband of Princess Alexandra

Agency: Associated Press

Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra with her husband, the Honorable Angus Ogilvy. Princess Alexandra has accepted an invitation form the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia to visit Australia in September 1978 and to be in Melbourne on Saturday 23 September, when Her Royal Highness will open the Annual Show of the Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria

Broadcast Date: 15 September 1978

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/93

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Norman Parkinson

London. Princess Alexandra, who with her husband, Mr Angus Ogilvie (right) attended tonight's Royal charity performance of the musical Evita, at the Prince Edward Theatre in London's Soho. Lord Delfont (left) , later escorted the Princess backstage to meet the cast members of the performance. Tonight's performance aids the Birthright and National Birthday Trust

Agency: Press Association

Princess Alexandra, who with her husband, Mr Angus Ogilvie at London's Heathrow airport today when they left for St.Lucia where they are to represent the Queen at the Caribbean islands independence celebrations

Agency: Press Association

Princess Alexandra posed to the photographer with the Commissioner of Police (centre), Roy Henry and the Hong Kong Governor (left), Sir Murray MacLehose upon her arrival at the Kai Tak Airport, for a nine day official visit. During her stay she will hold the official opening of the Mass Transit Railway Central Station

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Elim Ho

Britain's Princess Alexandra is escorted through one of the colony's public housing estates by the Director of Housing. Donald Liao (right). The Princess is here on a nine day visit and also will conduct the official opening of the Mass Transit Railway

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Les Castro

Britain's Princess Alexandra (left) takes a ride in a subway train, on Tuesday, to mark the official opening of the Hong Kong's muti-million dollar Mass Transit Railway System. Accompaning the Princess are the Hong Kong governor, Sir Murray MacLehose (right) and her husband Angus Ogilvy, seated next to the governor

Agency: Associated Press

Britain's Princess Alexandra and husband Angus Ogilvy talk to waiting crowds as they leave the Chater Station after the official opening of the Mass Transit Railway System of Hong Kong. The Princess had unveiled a plaque in the station's lobby commemorating the occasion

Agency: UPI

Photographer: L Castro

Britain's Princess Alexandra waves back to these little villagers during her visit to Tai O, a fishing village located on an island near here. The Princess conducted the inauguration of the Mass Transit Railway System here yesterday which was the highlight of her visit and is scheduled to depart for London this evening

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Les Castro

Head shot of Princess Alexandra

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/11

Agency: PA-Reuter

Charlwood, Surrey. Princess Alexandra in Surrey today when she visited the Charlwood Festival being held to celebrate the 900th anniversary of Charlwood villiage. She was received by Lord Hamilton of Dalzell, visited the parish church, presented fancy dress prizes and cut an anniversary cake

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Bangkok. Thailand's King Bhumibol Adukyadej shakes hands with Britain's Princess Alexandra, a cousin of the Queen Elizabeth at the palace in Southern Thailand, Sunday. Alexandra and her husband Angus Ogilvy are private guests of their majesties. Queen Sirikit looks on, on the right

Agency: Associated Press

Belfast. Princess Alexandra meets members of the Ulster Defence Regiment during a walkabout in Banbridge Northern Ireland today

Agency: Press Association

Bangor, Northern Ireland. Breezy Greeting. Smiling Princess Alexandra, the Queen of England's cousin, smiles as she fights to keep her hat on during her visit to Debretta's dress factory in Bangor this morning. The Princess was on a one day visit to Northern Ireland

Agency: Associated Press

Princess Alexandra arrives at Belfast Cathedral for tonight's consecration service

Agency: Unknown

Heathrow. Princess Alexandra and her husband, the Honorable Mr Angus Oglivy (left), at Heathrow airport, London today prior to flying Concorde to Washington DC, where she will act as hostess at a series of British embassy functions. Later the couple will fly onto the Bahamas for a short holiday. The trip replaces their scheduled 19-day visit to Peru, postponed following Peru's decision to come out in favour of Argentina in [the Falklands War]

Agency: Press Association

Bangkok. Thailand's Queen Sirikit offers a small fan to British Princess Alexandra to keep the heat away prior to their watching a royal barge procession on the Chao Phyra river in Bangkok Wednesday afternoon. Princess Alexandra and her husband, Angus Ogilvy are on a five day private visit to Thailand as guests of the king and queen

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Robbins

Bangkok. Thailand Princess Sirindhorn and British Princess Alexandra sit in a royal launch prior to taking a river tour throughBangkok's famous klongs Thursday morning. Princess Alexandra and her husband Angus Ogilvy are on a private visit to Thailand as guests of the king and queen

Agency: Associated Press

London. Princess Alexandra, who attended tonight's Falklands ball at Grosvenor House, London meets a survivor of the Falklands conflict, documentary film maker, Miss Annie Price (right), who with her colleague, the Honorable Lucinda Buxton, was rescued in the South Atlantic by the Royal Marines. The ball aids the Falklands Appeal

Agency: Press Association

Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra, accompanied by her husband, the Honorable Angus Ogilvy, will leave for Washington DC on 16 April 1983, returning on 20 April. The couple will attend the dedication of the Ditchley Bells, which have been presented to the United States Congress by the British Foundation as a gift to commemorate the 1976 Bicentenary of the United States of America. The bells will be installed in the Old Post Office Tower in Washington's Pennsylvania Avenue, and will be formally dedicated on 19 April. The ceremony forms part of the 1983 Bicentenary of the signing of the Treaty of Paris, which marked the formal end of hostilities after the War of Independence

Broadcast Date: 15 April 1983

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/95

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Norman Parkinson

Outside head shots of Princess Alexandra and Sir Angus Ogilvy

Broadcast Date: 28 July 1963

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/25

Agency: PA-Reuter

Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra, accompanied by her husband, the Honorable Angus Ogilvy, will leave for Washington DC on 16 April 1983, returning on 20 April. The couple will attend the dedication of the Ditchley Bells, which have been presented to the United States Congress by the British Foundation as a gift to commemorate the 1976 Bicentenary of the United States of America. The bells will be installed in the Old Post Office Tower in Washington's Pennsylvania Avenue, and will be formally dedicated on 19 April. The ceremony forms part of the 1983 Bicentenary of the signing of the Treaty of Paris, which marked the formal end of hostilities after the War of Independence. The Princess is wearing a white organza blouse with a three-row pearl necklace

Broadcast Date: 15 April 1983

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/94

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Norman Parkinson

Cowes. Alexandra names life-boat. Flanked by members of the Stornoway contingent - including a Piper - Princess Alexandra at today's naming ceremony of the Stornoway life-boat "Sir Max Aitken II" at The Prospect, Cowes. This is the second life-boat to be funded by the Beaverbrook [?] of which Sir Max is Chairman. The vessel is due to sail to Stornoway tonight

Agency: Press Association

Cannes Celebration. Princess Alexandra, currently in Cannes for this French Riviera town's celebration of its 150th anniversary, chats to local folk in national dress

Agency: Press Association

Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra, accompanied by her husband the Honorable Sir Angus Ogilvy, will visit Hong Kong from 15 to 21 October, to undertake engagements in connection with the 150th anniversary of the Royal Hong Kong Police Force. Princess Alexandra has been the force's Honorary Commandant General since 1969. From 21 to 26 October the royal couple will pay an official visit to India, where the engagements will include establishments of Sight Savers (the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind), of which Her Royal Highness has been President since 1960

Broadcast Date: 14 October 1994

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/96

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra, accompanied by her husband the Honorable Sir Angus Ogilvy, will visit Hong Kong from 15 to 21 October, to undertake engagements in connection with the 150th anniversary of the Royal Hong Kong Police Force. Princess Alexandra has been the Force's Honorary Commandant General since 1969. From 31 to 26 October The Princess and Sir Angus Ogilvy will pay an official visit to India, where the engagements will include establishments of Sight Savers (the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind), of which Her Royal Highness has been President since 1960

Broadcast Date: 14 October 1994

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/97

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

New official portrait of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra and her husband, the Honorable Sir Angus Ogilvy, released to coincide with their forthcoming visit to Hong Kong. The royal couple will be in the colony from 15 to 21 of October to undertake engagements in connection with the 150th anniversary of the Royal Hong Kong Police Force. Princess Alexandra has been the Force's Honorary Commandant General since 1969. From 31 to 26 October the royal couple pay an official visit to India, where the engagements will include establishments of Sight Savers (the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind), of which Her Royal Highness has been President since 1960

Broadcast Date: 14 October 1994

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/98

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Patrick Lichfield

Princess Alexandra and Sir Angus Ogilvy outside

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/23

Agency: PA-Reuter

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALEX/22

Agency: Associated Newspapers