London. Police Inspector James Beaton, a 30-year-old Scot, who was hit and injured when shots were fired at Princess Anne's car in the Mall tonight. He is the Princess's bodyguard and comes from Stanmore, Middlesex. BBC, ITN out for provincial use and AP only. See PA story Anne times 2040

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London. Cars involved in royal shooting incident. The cars involved in the shooting attack on Britain's Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips, stand in The Mall here early this morning, after the shooting incident last night. The cars are, at rear, left, the Austin car which was carrying the royal couple; foreground, left, the white Ford Escort, driven by the gunman; right, rear, the taxi with shattered windscreen, which was carrying a London journalist injured in the incident, and at right, foreground, a Jaguar saloon which was passing and stopped when the incident occurred

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Peter Kemp

Royal shooting. Following last night's sensational shooting attempt on Princess Anne and Mark Phillips in the Mall a man appeared in Bow Street Court today. The man Ian Ball was remanded in custody for one week. The police van in which Ian Ball was speeded away from Bow Street Court this morning

Agency: London News Service

Photographer: Denis Jones

The Princess Anne in the uniform of the Commander in Chief of the St John Ambulance cadets as she inspects members at their rally at Samlesbury Lancashire today

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/107

Agency: Press Association

Governor General of Australia, Sir John Kerr, with Princess Anne at the airport, after her arrival in Canberra this morning

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London. The Princess Royal, on Goodwill, with her husband Captain Mark Phillips at the Royal Windsor Horse Show in 1976 when she competed in the dressage event, her first riding appearance since her fall three weeks before. The couple are to separate after 15 years of marriage, Buckingham Palace announced today. PA Library picture. See PA stories Royal Anne

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Press Association

A bulletin signed by the Royal doctors posted on the railings of Buckingham Palace after the birth of Princess Anne's baby today. It reads: "Her Royal Highness The Princess Anne, Mrs Mark Phillips was safely delivered of a son at St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, at 10.46am today. Her Royal Highness and her son are both doing well"

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London. A library picture of Princess Anne leaving hospital last month with her new-born baby son. The Princess has named the baby Peter Mark Andrew Phillips, Buckingham Palace announced tonight. Master Phillips, the first royal child to be born a commoner in 500 years, will be christened in the music room at Buckingham Palace by the Archbishop of Canterbury, at noon on Thursday 22 December. Among the child's godparents will be the Prince of Wales and the Right Reverend Geoffrey Tiarks, ex-bishop of Maidstone, who retired last year

Agency: Press Association

Young Master Phillips voicing his opinion to his mother, Princess Anne, in the White Drawing at Buckingham Palace today after he had been christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the historic Music Room. Master Peter Mark Andrew was in fine voice throughout the 20-minue christening, he cried continually

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/110

Agency: Press Association

London. Proud parents Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace today with their 37 day old son Master Peter Mark Andrew Phillips, after he had been christened in the historic Music Room by the Archbishop of Canterbury

Agency: Press Association

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London. Mr John Wallwork, the President of the Newspaper Society, greets Princess Anne on tonight's arrival at London's Dorchester Hotel, where she attended the Society's annual dinner dance

Agency: Press Association

London. Princess Anne arrives at the Prince Edward Theatre in London this evening to attend the charity premiere of the British musical 'Evita'. Proceeds from the benefit will go towards the British Diabetic Association

Agency: Press Association

Her Royal Highness Princess Anne will be 28 on 15 August 1978. She is seen here with her baby son, Master Peter Phillips, who was born on 15 November 1977

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Snowdon

Family group by the lake at Gatcombe Park. Captain Mark Phillips, Her Royal Highness Princess Anne and their baby son, Master Peter Phillips

Agency: Camera Press London

Photographer: Snowdon

London. Picture released by Buckingham Palace shows Queen Elizabeth II with grandson Peter Phillips and his mother Princess Anne

Agency: UPI

London. Queen Elizabeth and Princess Anne riding in the Irish State Coach, in procession from Buckingham Palace en route to the House of Lords for the State Opening of Parliament

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Photographer: J Eggitt

Heathrow. Princess Anne boarding a flight at London's Heathrow airport when she and her husband, Captain Mark Phillips left for a three day official visit to Portugal at the invitation of Portuguese President General Antonio Ramalho Eanes

Agency: Press Association

London. Princess Anne, who was this evening attending a gala charity performance of Chipperfields Circus at Clapham Common in South London, is introduced to Sita, the two-month-old tiger cub and Fred, a chimpanzee, by Margaret Chipperfield and her sister Mary

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

London. Princess Anne arrives at the Wembley Conference Centre this evening when, as President of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, she presented the British Academy Awards

Agency: Press Association

Tory MP Mr Geoffrey Dickens called on Home Secretary Douglas Hurd to make it a criminal offence for former employees of the Royal Family and others working closely with them to sell their palace memoirs to newspapers. The request was sparked off by the story of the alleged friendship between the Princess and Cross, her former bodyguard, an ex-police sergeant, which appeared in a Sunday newspaper

Broadcast Date: 22 September 1985

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANNE/118

Agency: Press Association

All smiles, Princess Anne, seated between her husband, Captain Mark Phillips, and Fiji's Governor-General, Ratu Sir George Cakobau, applauds traditional Fijian dance items which were part of the entertainment items following Fijian ceremonies of welcome at the National Stadium in Suva today

Agency: Associated Press

London. Princess Anne carrying her three-day old daughter, gets into the car outside St Mary's Hospital, Paddington. Her husband Mark Phillips came to collect her and the baby girl this morning

Agency: Press Association

London. Princess Anne left St Mary's Hospital. Paddington, with her three-day unnamed baby daughter. As the Princess carried the baby, wrapped in a white shawl against the cold and rain, she quipped to her husband 'She's quiet, isn't she?' Captain Mark Phillips had earlier remarked to the Press 'My daughter's very noisy'

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Lawrence Harris [?]

London. Princess Anne stepping from the Wessex helicopter at Stone near Dartford which flew her to attend the Ladies Modern Pentathlon World Championships shooting event at Stone Lodge in Dartford, Kent

Agency: Press Association

Stamford, Lincolnshire. Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips at the Burghley Horse Trials at Stamford on Saturday. The Princess and her mount Stevie B, one of the Queen's horses, took a tumble at the 20th fence in the cross country section. She remounted uninjured but retired from the event

Agency: Press Association

Stamford. Princess Anne about to loose her seat and take a ducking as her mount Stevie B stumbles after taking the 20th fence in the Cross Country section of the Burghley Horse Trials

Agency: Press Association

Stamford. A dazed looking Princess Anne watches her mount, one of the Queen's horses, Stevie B, rise after they took a tumble at the 20th fence in the Cross Country section of the Burghley Horse Trials at Stamford

Agency: Press Association

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

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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]

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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

Manchester International Airport. Radiant Princess Anne here today, she opened the runway extension. See PA story

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Manzini, Swaziland. Princess Anne of Britain reviews a Swazi honor guard at Manzini airport Sunday after her arrival on a charity tour. Swazi Prime Minister Prince Mabadla is behind her in a civilian suit

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Citizen

Harare, Zimbabwe. Owen Mumza, a student speaking to Princess Anne about his maths test he writes soon

Agency: UPI

Harare, Zimbabwe. Community Development & Women's Affairs minister Teurai Ropa Nhongo greets the Princess Anne, chairman of Save the Children Fund, at Harare airport on arrival at Harare today

Agency: Associated Press

Harare, Zimbabwe. Princess Anne President of Save the Children Fund meets with Zimbabwe Prime Minister Robert Mugabe at the official residence in Harare, while on tour for the fund

Agency: Associated Press

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