Aldershot. Prince Charles joins in the fete at Aldershot today when he visited the Royal Regiment of Wales as its Colonel in Chief. He tried chipping a golf ball into a basket, however, his shot was wide of the mark. See PA Story 'Charles' timed 1336 onwards

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. The proud father leaving St Mary's hospital in Paddington tonight with his baby son is the Prince of Wales, who was leaving with the Princess less than 24 hours after the birth of the infant

Agency: Press Association

London. London taxi driver Peter Ewens, 33, showing the Prince of Wales the bell that he recovered from the Mary Rose wreck off Portsmouth. Mr Ewens is a volunteer diver who has worked for 3 years as a diver on the project to raise Henry VIII's warship. Prince Charles is the president of the Mary Rose Trust

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. The uniformed Prince of Wales goes back stage at the London Coliseum after last night's Gala performance aiding the South Atlantic Fund, and meets (left to right) artistes, Dickie Henderson, Twiggy, Les Dawson and Roger Moore

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. Prince Charles shaking hands with guitarist Chris 'Chrissy Boy' Foreman at the Dominion Theatre tonight when he met the pop group Madness before attending a rock concert, in which they were appearing, in aid of the Prince's Trust

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. Proud Parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales with their son, Prince William of Wales in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace today after the infant Prince was christened. His mother keeps the 44 day old infant happy by letting him suck her little finger. It was a day of double celebration for the Royal Family as the Queen Mother also celebrates her 82nd birthday today

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/141

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Aldershot, England. Prince Charles wearing the uniform of the Parachute Regiments Colonel in Chief, talks to soldiers of the Parachute regiment at Aldershot after Prince Charles had taken the salute and read the lesson at a memorial service to the 44 men of the Regiment who died during the Falkland Island conflict with Argentina

Agency: BIPNA

Portsmouth. Prince Charles (right) preparing to dive to the Mary Rose in the Solent off Portsmouth today. The ship was to have been lifted from the water this morning but the final stage of the operation has been put back 24 hours because of technical difficulties

Agency: Press Association

London. The Prince and Princess of Wales at the banquet at Hampton Court Palace given by Queen Beatrix and Prince Claus in honour of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh tonight. The Dutch Royal couple's state visit finishes tomorrow. See PA Story 'Beatrix Banquet' timed 1710

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Barmouth, Wales. The Prince of Wales and Princess Diana arriving at Aberdyfi railway station

Agency: Press Association

A Commonwealth stamp using the previously unpublished portrait of the Princess of Wales by an undisclosed photographer for the exclusive use of the Crown Agents' in their issue to commemorate her 21st birthday

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/19

Agency: Press Association

Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Geoffrey Howe greeting the Princess of Wales at Number 11 Downing Street tonight, where she and Prince Charles were attending a British Film Institute Dinner. Prince Charles is patron of the BFI

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Princess of Wales, who expects her first child in June, shaking hands with actress Elizabeth Taylor backstage at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London tonight when she met the star of the show and the rest of the cast after attending a charity premiere of the Little Foxes

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

This romantic new portrait of the Princess of Wales, wearing her now famous ivory silk wedding dress, wedding veil and tiara against a pale green background, goes on show to the public tomorrow. The picture, painted in oils and behind glass, measures 60 x 48 inches, and was commissioned by the Prince of Wales. The artist is Susan Ryder of Suffolk

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/20

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales is greeted on her arrival in Deptford, south east London today when she opened the New Albany Community Centre. Large crowds gathered to see the Princess expected to be making her last public appearance, before the birth of her first child in late June or early July

Agency: Associated Press

The Princess of Wales blows down a bubble bottle for 6 year old Hailea Wakefield as she makes an informal visit to a playgroup. The Princess is Patron of the Pre-School Playgroup Association

Agency: UPI

Prince Edward in New Zealand (in playing field). On the games field: Prince Edward, youngest child of the Queen, at Wanganui Collegiate School in New Zealand, where he began work as a house tutor in September 1982. The school, which is twinned with Gordonstown (where the 18-year-old Prince was Head Boy), has some 160 pupils and is one of New Zealand's most prestigious educational institutions. The Prince is seen here with pupils and a fellow teacher

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDWARD/23

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Rob Tucker

ITN Reference: ROY/EDWA/18

Photographer: Tim Graham

Among the visitors to the Badminton Horse Trials today, is the boldly check attired Prince Edward, who watched the proceedings from a grandstand seat… his mount

Agency: Press Association

Prince Edward kilted. A kilted Prince Edward every inch the head boy at Gordonstoun School today, where he is in his final term, today visited by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh to unveil a plague to its founder Dr Kurt Hahn

Broadcast Date: 24 August 1982

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDWARD/20

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Antarctica. His Royal Highness Prince Edward inside 10 kilometre long Erebus Ice Tongue, 15 kilometres ex-New Zealand's Scott Base, during an 8-day Antarctic visit. Sender "Star" Christchurch

Agency: Appho London

Broadcast Date: 27 April 1982

Agency: Unknown

Broadcast Date: 8 June 1982

Agency: Express

The Queen Mother unveiling a portrait of herself by artist Michael Noakes at the University of London today to mark her 25 years as its Chancellor. She resigned the Chancellorship in 1980 to be succeeded by Princess Anne

Agency: Press Association

With three children. The Royal Family. The Gloucesters at Home. OPS The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, photographed with their three children at Kensington Palace. Sitting on the Duchess's lap is Lady Rose Windsor, born on 1 March 1980; behind her is Lady Davina Windsor, born on 19 February 1977, and in the background is the Earl of Ulster, born on 24 October 1974. Prince Richard married the former Miss Birgitte van Deurs in July 1972

ITN Reference: ROYAL/GLOU/29

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Tim Jenkins

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

Queen Victoria's favorite son, four-year old Prince Arthur (later Duke of Connaught, married Princess Louise of Prussia), with his ten-year-old brother Prince Alfred (later Duke of Edinburgh, married the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia), at Osborne House in Septermber 1854, dressed as Sikhs

Broadcast Date: 21 June 1982

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ALFR/1

Agency: Windsor Castle Library

Captain Mark Phillips, husband of Her Royal Highness Princess Anne, celebrates his 34th birthday on 22 September 1982. They were married on 14 November 1973 and have two children, Master Peter and Miss Zara Phillips. The couple are photographed informally at Gatcombe Park, their home in Gloucestershire

Broadcast Date: 22 September 1982

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/113

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Norman Parkinson

Badminton, Avon. Princess Anne, up on Stevie B, at the Badminton Horse Trials which opened at Avon today

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Badminton, England. Combo Sequence shows Princess Anne during Badminton Horse Trials on her horse, Stevie B, as she clears the barrier but lands with a splash. Neither the princess not the horse was injured

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Agency: UPI

Badminton, Avon. The second dressage day at the Badminton Horse Trials, today, and Captain Mark Phillips cuts a dash in impeccable riding attire, whilst his wife, Princess Anne, and son, Master Peter Phillips prefer the casual look

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Princess Anne riding the Queen's horse Stevie B, took yet another tumble at the infamous water-jump at the Badminton Horse Trials last Saturday, and was forced to retire from the competition because of her fall. The Princess is seen here just as Stevie B starts to fall

Agency: Central Press

Bristol. Her Royal Highness Princess Anne all smiles on her arrival at Newent Gloucestershire

Denver. Meeting the Governor. Princess Anne, right, is introduced to Colorado Governor Richard Lamm and his wife Dottie by British Consul General Richard Tallboy, center, as the Princess arrived at the Governor's mansion in Denver on Thursday for a reception

Agency: Associated Press

IRA demonstration

Agency: Unknown

Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her Royal Highness Princess Anne holding a welcome bouquet greets the wife and grandchildren of New Mexico Governor Bruce King at the Santa Fe airport. She is currently on a sightseeing tour in the southwest. She is due to travel to Texas next

Agency: Associated Press

Taos, Mexico. Indians and the Princess. Princess Anne meets a group of the elders at the famous Taos Indian Pueblo during her tour of Indian and Hispanic centers in North Central New Mexico. The Princess is scheduled to leave New Mexico for her return to England

Agency: Associated Press

Whitehorse [Illegible text]

Agency: Unknown

Luhmuehlen, West Germany. Princess Anne and her husband Mark Phillips are talking to John Fritz, officer of the US team participating in the 5th World Championship Three-Day Event, and Jack Legoff, coach of the team Friday when they came to watch the dressage contest

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: H Lohmann

London. Princess Anne, President of The Save the Children Fund, with winners of the Woman's Own Slimathon '82 at the prizegiving in London today. Nearly £55,000 was raised by slimmers who lost over 19,000 lbs. From left: Family prize winners Patricia Richardson, Mrs Wendy Houston & Gillian Richardson, of Pickering, Yorkshire; the Princess; Child-under-12 winner Vanessa Green of Worthing; Woman winner Mrs Riga Wangyal of London and Teenage winner Gillian Laird Portch of Glasgow

Agency: Press Association

Blantyre, Malawi. Princess Anne, President of Save the Children Fund, receives an impressive welcome at Chicka International Airport, Malawi, on her six Nation tour

Agency: Associated Press

Nairobi. Princess Anne is presented with a bouquet of flowers by schoolchildren during her tour Thursday of the Kenya +Flying Doctor service. With the princes is operation director Michael Wood

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Mohammed Yaya

London. Princess Anne is pictured meeting the Mayor of Hackney Councillor Sam Springer as she arrived for a visit to the Corwainers' Technical College in Hackney, London

Agency: UPI

Photographer: Peter Skingley

Includes map of the route, press release, newspaper cuttings and photographs featuring Edward Cawston Thomas [grandson], Myfanwy Thomas Alan Martin and Anne Mallinson of a presentation of a signed card and decorated bowl. Photographer unknown

Includes correspondence from Susan Hill and Elizabeth Moore [Secretary to Sir John Betjeman]

The bells were pre-recorded and broadcast on 7 March 1982, the day of the tenth Edward Thomas Birthday Walk

Presented by Vernon Scannell

Includes letters from the BBC, Vernon Scannell and Myfanwy Thomas