On the Balcony. The Duke and Duchess of York wave to the crowd from the balcony of Buckingham Palace, as the Duke holds the train of his bride's wedding dress, after their marriage at Westminster Abbey today

Agency: Press Association

Man and Wife. Prince Andrew and his bride Sarah greet the waiting crowds as they leave Westminster Abbey Wednesday. Ivory dress, Dark blue jacket.

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Peter Kemp

The Newly-Weds. The newly created Duke of York and his bride, the Duchess of York, wave to the crowd as they leave Westminster Abbey after their marriage today

Agency: Press Association

Broadcast date: 18 July 1986

Agency: Toronto Star Syndicate

Britain's Prince Andrew with his fiancée Sarah Ferguson at Duxford, Eastern England, where they officially opened the Imperial War Museum's 'superhanger' which will house a permanent display of many types of military aircraft

Agency: Reuters

Photographer: Brian Smith

Britain's Prince Andrew with his fiancée Sarah Ferguson walk through the crowd together on the second day of Royal Ascot week on. It was at last year's Royal Ascot that the couple's romance "took off", Andrew claimed in a previous interview. The couple will marry in London on 23 July

Agency: Reuters

Photographer: John Eggitt

Marine Sergeant Alan Starling (30) flanked by Wren Steward Mandy Platt (20) and Naval Chief Petty Officer Trevor Spicer (39), who stand next to one of two identical Royal Wedding Cakes, at the Royal Naval Cookery School, HMS Raleigh, at Torpoint. Two cakes have been made in case of disaster during transportation to Buckingham Palace

Broadcast Date: 21 July 1986

Agency: Press Association

ITN Reference: FELL/3

Photographer: Desmond O'Neill

London. Princess Anne at the weekend riding Well Wisher on the beach at Brean Down near Burnham-on-Sea when she and husband Captain Mark Phillips exercised horses from trainer David Nicholson's yard

Agency: Press Association

London. Princess Anne talks with Patsy Kensit, star of the movie "Absolute Beginners" at the Royal Premiere of the film. At the centre is Mandy Rice-Davies, who also appears in the film and was at the centre of the Profumo Affair in the 1960s

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Roy Letkey

Cheltenham. Princess Anne caked in mud after riding unplaced Salmon Run in the 6.15 at Cheltenham today in the Amateur Riders Association Run National Hunt flat race

Agency: Press Association

Gatcombe Park. Princess Anne tidies up her garden at Gatcombe Park, near Stroud, Gloucestershire, before the start of the Croft Original British Open Horse Trials taking place there today, her 36th birthday

Agency: Press Association

Felixstowe. Princess Anne wears an orange boiler suit at the Port of Felixstowe, Suffolk, as she climbs a ship-to-shore gantry crane to view the Port from more than 100ft above ground level

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Princess Anne, surrounded by gipsy families today when she visited the White Hill site, near Amersham, Bucks, in her capacity ad president of Save the Children Fund

Agency: Press Association

Princess Anne up on Glowing Promise at the finish of today's The Leeds Riders Stakes at Folkestone alongside Galesa, Sara Kelleway up (right) the winner. Glowing Promise was third

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Bob Seymore

Broadcast Date: 28 September 2001

ITN Reference: ROYAL/EDWA/26

Agency: Sunday Telegraph

Grim Faced Queen. A grim faced Queen with the bottom right half of her coat stained by an egg which was thrown during her visit to a children's show, Monday in Auckland, New Zealand is escorted by an official Ian Payne

Agency: Associated Press

The Queen and the Queen Mother today, leaving the Royal Chapel in Windsor Great Park, where they attended morning prayer together

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Farewell Burmese. This June 1986 photo from files shows Britain's Queen Elizabeth at this year's Trooping the Colour ceremony, riding Burmese. It was the last time she rode the horse at this ceremony, it was announced from Buckingham Palace Monday. In future, the Queen will drive to her annual birthday parade by carriage, meaning the end of the 18 year double act. The Queen has decided to retire the horse, nearly 24, and does not want to start again with a new side saddle horse

Broadcast Date: 22 December 1986

Agency: Associated Press

At the Head of the Troops. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, wearing the uniform of Colonel in Chief of the Scots Guards, accompanied by Prince Philip, right returns from Horse Guard's Parade, following the ceremony of Trooping the Colour in London, Saturday. Despite fears of a possible terrorist attack Her Majesty rode the 24 year old mare Burmese at the head of her troops as usual to and from the parade ground

Agency: Associated Press

Agency: Metropolitan Police

Queen at The Great Wall. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit the Great Wall of China at Badaling, China, Tuesday

Agency: Associated Press

Royal Couple on The Wall. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip pose for a picture on the Great Wall of China at Badaling north of Peking Tuesday

Agency: Associated Press

Queen and Edwina. The Queen and Junior Health Minister Mrs Edwina Currie on arrival at Winchester's Royal Hampshire County Hospital today, where the Queen opened an extension

Agency: Press Association

London. Charles: new portrait. A new portrait of Prince Charles went on display at the National Portrait Gallery, London today. Painted by Lancashire artist Andrew Ratcliffe, who studied at Burnley and Canterbury Schools of Art, the portrait is an informal study of the Prince looking out of a window at Kensington Palace. Proceeds from the sale of postcards and a collection box at the Gallery will go to the Prince's Trust

Agency: Press Association

Wembley, London. Britain's Prince Charles (left) looks on as Princess Diana cuts a cake to mark the tenth year of the Prince's Trust as a charity rock concert at Wembley on June 20 as pop stars American Tina Turner and British Rod Stewart (right) applaud. The trust helps disadvantaged young people help themselves

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: David Osborn

Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Royal holiday. Sitting on the Marivent Palace stairs in Palma (left to right) Felipe son of King Juan Carlos, Queen Sofia, Prince Charles, his son Harry, Princess Diana, William her son, and King Don Juan Carlos, during a pose for photographers

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Michael Lipchitz

Windsor. Spectacular kiss. Princess Diana presenting the prizes to the teams taking part in today's Cartier International Polo Spectacular, ensures her husband The Prince of Wales gets that little something extra.. a kiss.. at the Guards Polo Club, Windsor Great Park, where the prince played for the England II team versus Chile. See PA substitute story Royal Polo timed 2025

Agency: Press Association

Palma De Mallorca, Spain. Prince Charles and Princess Diana try to get their son Harry, 2, to smile for the cameras during this morning's photo session. The Prince and Princess of Wales with their children are currently vacationing in this resort island, guests of King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Hugh Peralta

Windsor. Princess Diana gives a kiss to Prince Charles after giving him his runners up prize after a polo match which he played at the Royal Oman Polo Ground. The Prince's team lost the match 4 to 3

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Nick Didlick

Royal Tour, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Princess Diana head down, hands clasped, leaves the California Pavilion after fainting inside

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Mike Blake

Princess Diana tries on Kimono presented to her by hosts of a garden party held at Nijo Castle Friday in honor of the Prince and Princess of Wales who are visiting Kyoto, Western Japan. Clapping hands at right is Kyoto Mayor Masahiko Imagawa, one of the hosts

Agency: Associated Press

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Ron Bell

Princess Diana holds Prince Harry as he waves to the crowd from the balcony at Buckingham Palace as they watch the Trooping of the Colour ceremony to celebrate the Queen's official birthday. In the foreground is Prince William, the Princess's eldest son

Agency: Reuter

The Princess of Wales, Patron of Help the Aged, after attending last night's gala preview performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber's new musical, The Phantom of the Opera, which aided the charity at Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, London, meets the stars, masked Michael Crawford, who plays the title role, and Sarah Brightman, wife of the composer

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales, Princess Anne and the Duchess of York on the balcony overlooking the Cenotaph in London today, attending the Remembrance Day service and wreath laying ceremony

Agency: Press Association

London. Queen Mother's birthday. Today the Queen Mother celebrating her 86th birthday outside Clarence House, London, joined by her family, including recently returned honeymooners the Duke and Duchess of York. Also in this picture, the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales and Lord Linley

Agency: Press Association

Braemar, Scotland. Tartan Royals. Children step up to the platform to give posies of heather to a tartan-clad royal family at the Braemar Highland Games today. (From left) the Queen Mother, the Princess and Prince of Wales and the Duchess of York. Braemar is just nine miles away from Balmoral where the Royal Family are on holiday at the moment

Agency: Press Association

Britain's Queen Mother pats regimental mascot, Irish Wolfhound "Connor", during her St Patrick's Day visit to Chelsea Barracks where she presented shamrock to officers of the Irish Guards

Agency: Reuter

Photographer: Peter Skingley

The Queen Mother, one of the fiercest critics of the then Edward VIII's decision to abdicate over his love affair, watching the coffin of the Duchess of Windsor leaving St George's Chapel, Windsor after today's funeral service. The Queen Mother watched as the Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince and Princess of Wales escorted the hearse to the burial ground next to the Duke of Windsor's grave at Frogmore

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Prince Harry Returns from Sandringham. Prince Henry, two year old son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, being carried by a nanny at Liverpool Street station, London tonight, on his return from Sandringham, Norfolk

Agency: Press Association

Royal Aviator. Air enthusiast the Duke of Kent prepares for the trip of a lifetime in the rear seat of one of the Red Arrows aerobatic team's Hawk advanced aircraft, at Royal Air Force [RAF] Scampton, Lincolnshire, today. The Duke, who was on a one day private visit to the Royal Air Force's Central Flying School, spent some 50 minutes airborne on a familiarisation sortie in the Hawk, piloted by Wing Commander Gavin Mackay

Agency: Press Association

Chief Constable Sir John Hermon accompanies the Duke of Kent on his tour of inspection at Garnerville RUC [Royal Ulster Constabulary] training college today

Agency: Pacemaker Limited

Ship's bell peek a boo from the Princess of Wales and Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew's girlfriend, who paid a surprise visit to the prince's ship today. The vessel, HMS Brazen, arrived in the Pool of London yesterday for a four day visit to London

Broadcast Date: 5 February 1986

ITN Reference: FERG/2

Agency: Press Association

Sarah Ferguson with ex-boyfriend Paddy McNally, motor racing manager, together at Silverstone Grand Prix 85

Broadcast Date: 19 March 1986

ITN Reference: FERG/4

Agency: Alpha

Photographer: Alan Davidson

Sarah After Lunch. Prince Andrew's friend, Miss Sarah Ferguson, and her father Major Ronnie Ferguson, polo manager of the Prince of Wales, leaving Claridges Hotel, London after lunching there today

Agency: Press Association

Prince Andrew's fiancee Miss Sarah Ferguson in a car leaving after attending Easter Day morning pray at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle with members of the Royal Family

Agency: Press Association

Prince Andrew's fianceé Miss Sarah Ferguson with her mother Mrs Susan Barrantes (right) at Smith's Lawn, Windsor yesterday, where Prince Charles was playing polo. Mrs Barrantes and her Argentinian polo playing husband Hector Barrantes flew to London yesterday from Buenos Aires to prepare for their daughter's wedding next month

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell