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

Presented by Vernon Scannell

Includes letters from the BBC, Vernon Scannell and Myfanwy Thomas

Performed by Anne Harvey, Tom Durham, Annette Crosby and Benjamin Whitrow

Includes Camden Winter Season brochure 1982-1983

Published by Carcanet New Press Limited. Order form for The Selborne Bookshop

Possibly published in the Radio Times. John Arlott presents poems by Edward Thomas. Broadcast on BBC 2 on 12 March 1982

Published in This England. Includes letter from Roy Faiers, Editor of This England, to Alan Martin acknowledging mistake made captioning a photograph of Edward Thomas with Merfyn and Myfanwy when the boy was neighbour Tommy Dodd. Includes a correction published in the Autumn 1982 edition with a photograph of Edward Thomas and Merfyn

Broadcast Date: 12 October 1982

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ANDR/66

Agency: Associated Newspapers

Includes annotated programme for the reunion concert and menu for reunion luncheon at Rosehill

Photographer unknown

Edinburgh. The Queen and Prince Philip dancing an eightsome reel in Edinburgh tonight at the Centenary Ball of the Royal Scottish Pipers' Society in the Assembly Room, both wearing Scottish regalia

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [Press Association Court Photographer]

The Queen with a kilted Prince Edward (right) walks with Gordonstoun School headmaster, Mr Michael Mavor today in the school grounds. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh visited the school, where Prince Edward is head boy, to unveil a plague to its founder Kurt Hahn

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

The Queen being given a whale's tooth on her arrival at Bau island, Fiji yesterday, abroad the Royal Yacht Britannia, part of the welcoming ceremony of 'cavuikelekele'. She later opened the Great Council of Chiefs

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

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

Agency: Press Association

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

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/137

Agency: Press Association

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

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

Agency: Associated Press

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

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/140

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [PA Court Photographer]

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

Agency: BIPNA

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

Agency: BIPNA

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

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Crown Agents

Broadcast Date: 26 January 1982

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/18

Agency: Crown Agents

This is the bed Prince Charles just bought for his wife Lady Di from an antique dealer of Conquereuil, Western France. The antique canopy bed was once owned by the favourite mistress of French King Henri II, Diane de Poitiers. Jose David, the dealer who sold the bed, declined to say for how much but added that Charles purchased it as a gift for Diana to celebrate the birth of their first child

ITN Reference: ROYAL/DIANA/23

Agency: Associated Press

The Princess of Wales with a model of "E T" when she attended with her husband the Prince of Wales the premier of the film "E T" at the Empire Theatre, Leicester Square

Agency: UPI

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDWARD/21

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Express

The Queen Mother, assisted by Tim Curry, a star of "The Pirates of Penzance" blows out the candles on a cake backstage at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, tonight. The Queen Mother, who celebrated her 82nd birthday today, watched the performance before going backstage to meet the cast

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

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

Aldershot, Hampshire. Princess Anne well padded against the cold wind and accompanied by a police bodyguard as she gives one of her dogs some exercise at Crookham Horse Trials on Tweseldown Racecourse, near Aldershot, today. Both the Princess and Captain Mark Phillips were competing today, second day of the three-day trials

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Bristol, Badminton. Princess Anne in thoughtful mood during this afternoon inspection

Agency: Unknown

Agency: UPI

Hereford. British Princess Anne planting a tree on the occasion of her visit of the 4th Armoured Division at Hereford

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Frank Rogner