The Prince and Princess of Wales, with their son Prince William, enjoy a joke with waiting newsmen on arrival at Alice Springs airport at the start of their Royal tour

Photographer: Dave Caulkin

Alice Springs, Australia. The Prince and Princess of Wales arrive here at the start of their Australian tour, The Royal Family arrived by Australian Air Force jet from London

Photographer: Roy Letkey

London. The Prince and Princess of Wales pictured as they arrived at Heathrow airport for their flight to Australia to begin their tour which will also include New Zealand

Photographer: B Smith [?]

London. Prince Charles being shown the workings of a telephone exchange before opening the Telecommunications Exhibition at the Science Museum in London today. The exhibition is sponsored by Standard Telephones and Cables, to mark the company's centenary

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Edinburgh. Helping Prince Charles to keep his balance as he tried out a unicycle at the Craigroyston Community Centre here today were Clown Douglas Affleck, and member of the Prince's Trust Committee, Kenneth Mackenzie. After his wobbly trip the Prince said "that was deadly". See PA Story 'Royal Visit' 1825

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The Prince of Wales in uniform as the Colonel-in-Chief of the Welsh Guards at Pirbright today, when he attended the St David's Day Parade. He has a graze on his nose and bruising around his eyes as the result of a hunting accident at the weekend

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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

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Photographer: Peter Skingley

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"

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

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

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

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

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

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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

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Prince Charles at the Royal Albert Hall for the Service of Remembrance with the Royal Family, but without his wife. The Princess of Wales arrived a little later, slipping in alone shortly before the service began

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Britain's Prince Charles and his wife, the Princess of Wales, sitting together today in the house of Lords during the ceremonial State Opening of Parliament

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Prince Charles speaks to assembled guests during the dedication of the United States World College branch in Montezuma, New Mexico. Flags from nations representing students in attendance grace the podium. The Montezuma castle looms in the background, part of the school's campus. The Prince is President of the School's International Council

Photographer: David Breslauer [?]

Las Vegas, New Mexico. Prince Charles is welcomed to New Mexico by Armand Hammer at the Las Vegas Airport. Prince Charles will take part in dedication ceremonies at the United World College of the American West

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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

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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

The Princess of Wales looks on as Prince Charles congratulates the bride, Carolyn Pride and groom, William Bartholemew, after their wedding at Chelsea Old Church in London today. Carolyn shared a flat with the Princess before her engagement to Prince Charles

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Greenwich, London. Prince Charles chats with Trans-globe explorers, Sir Ranulph Fiennes (centre) and Charles Burton on the quayside, after they had disembarked at Greenwich today, Sunday, from their ship "Benjamin Bowring" three years after setting out from the same spot. They had completed the first ever circumnavigation of the world via both Poles

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Prince Charles carefully carries the royal baby down the steps from the aircraft at Aberdeen today

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

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Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. Proud Parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales with their infant son, Prince William of Wales after today's Christening Service at Buckingham Palace. The 44 day old infant is second in line for the throne behind his father. It was a day of double celebration for the Royal Family as today is also the Queen Mother's 82nd birthday

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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

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Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. On a day when the world's press carries photographs of the Royal Prince and Princess of Wales with their baby Prince William, one enterprising Cambridge company has made its own caricature souvenir of the Royal trio - in egg cup form. The set retails for £12

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Stoke Mandeville, Buckinghamshire. The Prince of Wales tries a shot with an air pistol at the shooting range at the Ludwig Guttmam Sports Centre for the Disabled after he opened the 30th Anniversary International Stoke Mandeville Games today in the Buckinghamshire village outside Aylesbury

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London. Prince Charles with two members of the Birmingham reggae group Unity at the Dominion Theatre tonight when he attended a rock concert in aid of the Prince's Trust. The group, who were among performers, won a competition which the Prince helped judge

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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

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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

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

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

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

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

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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

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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'

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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

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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

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. The Prince of Wales bearing a red marked mouth, the result of being hit in the face by a polo stick yesterday, during todays visit to the Pirate Club, on London's Regent Canal, where he launched the £20,000 narrow boat Pirate Princess. See PA story 'Charles' timed 1239

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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'

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

London. The Prince of Wales arrives at Westminster Abbey, London, today for the Chapel of St George service of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, of which he is the Great Master

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Birmingham. Prince Charles attends his first rock concert here 14 May and meets the 'Status Quo' after the performance, it was 'Status Quo's 20th Anniversary concert in aid of charity with 11,000 fans taking part

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Above the 'Mary Rose' the Solent, Prince Charles back in his 'dry' suit leaving the Sleipner the boat stationed above the sunken Tudor warship "Mary Rose" on which the Prince has made his last dive today before she is raised later this year. It was the Prince's ninth dive onto the wreck, lying in 45 feet of water on the mud seabed of the Solent, one mile off Portsmouth, Hampshire. See PA story 'Prince' timed 1804

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Prince Charles surfaces from his last dive onto the sunken Tudor warship 'Mary Rose' onto the Sleipner stationed above the wreck in the Solent a mile off Portsmouth today. It was his ninth dive into the wreck lying in 45 feet of water in the seabed mud and which is due to be raised later this year. See PA Story 'Prince' timed 1804

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Prince Charles, kitted up makes his final preparations before his last and deepest dive onto the sunken Tudor warship, the 'Mary Rose', lying in about 45 feet of water in the Solent, one mile off Portsmouth, Hampshire. See PA Story 'Prince' timed 1804

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Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

Watercolour by Prince Charles entitled "Nepalese House in Nauri Danda Village" which is one of two works by the Prince of Wales on exhibit beginning today at the prestigious Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours. Charles has been painting for years, but it is his first exhibition in London

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Canada's Great Bitter Lake, one of the two paintings exhibited by Prince Charles in the Mall Galleries as part of the exhibition of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours. His paintings are among 752 on display at the gallery, only a few hundred yards from Buckingham Palace

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London. Prince Charles gives the Princess of Wales a helping hand as the disembarked from their aircraft at Heathrow today after their Caribbean holiday. See PA story 'Princess' timed 1129 onwards

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Nassau, Bahamas. Royal couple arrive in Nassau. The Prince and Princess of Wales made a brief stopover in Nassau this evening on their way to Windermere Island, Eleuthera in the Bahamas where they expect to spend a 10 day vacation. They are shown at Nassau's international airport

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Royal archer is Prince Charles trying out a long bow tonight during a Mary Rose Trust reception at the Whitbread brewery in Chiswell Street, London. The bow was recovered from the Tudor war ship Mary Rose, which was Henry VIII's flagship and has been lying on the sea bed in the Solent since 1545. It is hoped that the vessel will be raised later this year. With the Prince is actor Robert Hardy, one of the Trust's advisers

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Photographer: Ron Bell [Court Photographer]

June Mendoza's new portrait of The Prince of Wales. After it was unveiled today by Mr John Knott, Secretary of State for Defence, at the Fishmonger's Hall, London. It was commissioned by the Parachute Regiment. The Prince is their Colonel in Chief. Mrs Mendoza has painted several other members of the Royal Family including The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/135

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The Queen, who succeeded her father King George VI on 6 February 1952, shown in this March, 1981 Library picture with Britain's future monarch and queen, The Prince of Wales and then Lady Diana Spencer, after a meeting of the Privy council at Buckingham Palace, London

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Prince Charles visits with Egyptian Vice President Hosni Mubarak along with former British Prime Minister Jim Callaghan in Cairo after the funeral of slain President Anwar Sadat

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