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The day before the investiture, an explosion occurred at a post office in Cardiff.

• Bomb in the post

One day before his investiture, Prince Charles visits Lords' cricket ground and greets the England and West Indies cricket teams.

• Test for the Prince

In the early hours of the day of the investiture, a bomb explodes at council offices in Abergele killing the two men carrying the device.

• Abergele explosion

Cliff Michelmore talks to a few local school children to gauge their feelings about the day's events.

• The Kids

Miss Every and Mrs Monkhouse who came back to Wales, after moving to Canada, to witness the Investiture and discuss their excitement being back in Wales at seeing the event.

• Hiraeth

Queen Elizabeth II hands over the 'symbol of sovereignty' by crowning her son, Prince Charles, as the Prince of Wales.

• Crowning of a new Prince

The Royal party head from Caernarfon Castle to the centre of the town, flanked by thousands of spectators.

• The Royal carriage

The newly crowned Prince of Wales talks to a local Brownie group as he starts his tour of Wales.

• Brownies

On the first day of the Prince's tour of Wales he visits Llandudno, Llanrwst, Blaenau Ffestiniog and Lake Bala.

• Tour of Wales - day one

´óÏó´«Ã½ News coverage follows the Prince of Wales as his tour of Wales reached Fishguard where he arrives at the harbour from the Royal Yacht Britannia.

• Fishguard

This ´óÏó´«Ã½ News report shows the royal party visiting the city of St Davids where the Prince attends a 45 minute Thanksgiving.

• St Davids

The penultimate day of Prince Charles' tour of Wales.

• Carmarthen

´óÏó´«Ã½ News report from the industrial heartland of south Wales ahead of Prince Charles' visit on the final day of his post-Investiture tour. An interview with two members of the same family in the remote village of Cefn Coed reveals differing attitudes to the Princes' visit.

• Cefn Coed