The publication of the 17-second film has outraged thousands across the nation who believe the Queen cannot be held responsible for her actions as a girl playing with her family. The shocking 1933 footage shows Edward VIII teaching the Queen and her sister Margaret how to do the Nazi salute, in the gardens of Balmoral. The publication of the footage, which appears as part of a 17-second clip, has infuriated Buckingham Palace. The Queen, aged just seven when the photograph was taken, cannot be held responsible for her actions as an innocent girl playing with her family. Last night Buckingham Palace slammed The Sun, saying: 'It is disappointing that film, shot eight decades ago and apparently from Her Majesty's personal family archive, has been obtained and exploited in this manner.'

Photographer Tony Carter spent a year exploring the tiny village of Ohura, in New Zealand, producing a stunning series of images called 'Another World: Portraits from Ohura'. The town, in New Zealand's North Island, is a tiny enclave of just 120 people more than 40 kilometres away from any other civilisation, and is only accessible by a dirt path. Tony visited Ohura more than 30 times over the course of a year, gaining the trust of the locals and trying to understand what makes them stay in the 'ghost town'.

Formula One driver Jules Bianchi has died in hospital nine months after crashing at the Japanese Grand Prix. The 25-year-old Marussia driver had been in a coma since October 2014 after suffering a diffuse axonal injury following a collision with a crane on the side of the Suzuka circuit. Bianchi had been receiving treatment at a hospital in Nice, France but his family announced his passing in the early hours of Saturday morning. 

She's feted as the greatest dramatic actress of her generation and lately her career has seen high after high - but last weekend marked a definite low in the high-profile life of Sheridan Smith (pictured on the red carpet left, as Cilla, centre and in new show Black Work, right). For it was spent in the throes of a very messy, very public split from her boyfriend. Eight days ago, she took to Twitter to tell her followers that she'd 'just been hurt by an idiot boy again'. That boy is believed to be her boyfriend of eight months, Hollyoaks actor Greg Wood.

Prince William let slip last week that Prince George is a 'little monkey' compared to his sweet little sister, but thirty years ago the now composed Prince William wasn't as different as he'd like to think. The destructive little prince was known to his father Prince Charles as 'Whirlwind Will', for his alarming habit of flushing shows down the royal loo, while others nicknamed him 'The Basher'. Now just four days short of his second birthday, Prince George has wasted no time in showing everyone who's boss. A series of photographs reveal the surprising similarities between little George and his dad.

Don Lock, 79, (pictured left), from Worthing, West Sussex, was killed on the A24 at Findon, West Sussex, just after 8.40pm on Thursday night. A 34-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of the murder by armed officers at Worthing Golf Course this afternoon. This afternoon Mr Lock's widow Maureen (inset) was visibly distraught as she and other family members visited the scene shortly after they revealed he had only just been given the all-clear from cancer.

Rebecca and Vikki Lomax (pictured above, main with their twins) of Bolton didn't think having a family would be possible until they came across Kenzie Kilpatrick, 26, (pictured right) who had set up a Facebook page offering his services. Demand for Mr Kilpatrick's sperm has been so great he has tried to help 50 women with the result of fathering ten babies by nine of them. Rebecca, 27, who gave birth to the little boys, added: 'Having our twin sons is a dream come true.'

The woman who answered the intercom on the black metal gates of the secluded Essex residence wanted to make one thing clear: she was not Christina Ketley (pictured left) nor did Miss Ketley live here. 'You have the wrong place,' insisted the female voice at the end of the buzzer. Christina Ketley is not a typical resident of the village of South Weald. She lived with John 'Goldfinger' Palmer (pictured right with first wife, Marnie), the underworld boss shot dead in the back garden of his home just over three weeks ago.

Collector Seamus Molloy believes he has bought the only photo of famous authors Charlotte, Anne and Emily Bronte in the entire world after he noticed the picture looked like a painting of the trio. After buying it on eBay for £15, Mr Molloy from Halifax, West Yorkshire, says he spotted the word 'Bells' on the reverse of the picture using photo enhancing software. The sisters used the pseudonyms Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell. Yesterday Catherine Rayner of the Bronte Society said it would be 'wonderful' if it was a painting of the sisters but sadly 'we may never really know.'

The autobiography by British-born bond trader John LeFevre (pictured, left and top right) caused outrage this week, with its tales of decadent dinners and alcohol and drug-fuelled nights out. Straight to Hell claims to be a 'tell all' of his time at Citigroup, one of the world's largest banks. Most colourfully of all, LeFevre claims to have received a 'lifetime ban' from a Hong Kong nightclub after starting a fist fight with Wayne Rooney (bottom far right), who was visiting on a pre-season tour with Manchester United. The 36-year-old - who lives in a relatively modest home in the suburbs of Houston with his wife Trine (bottom right) shot to notoriety last year for penning an anonymous Twitter feed of 'things overheard in the Goldman Sachs elevator', only to be exposed as never having worked for the bank.

A video posted to YouTube on Thursday shows an unidentified Texas woman deliver her own baby in the passenger seat of a car as her husband films while he drives toward a Houston birthing center. This is the couple's third child. Their first two children, both daughters, now aged two and one, were birthed at the Bay Area Birthing Center.

A photographer stole the show during a wedding service when she fell into a lake while taking pictures of the happy couple moments after they tied the knot. The unfortunate incident took place in Urbana, Illinois, and was captured on video by one of the guests, much to the embarrassment of the photographer involved. In the clip, the happy couple walk towards the photographer, who steps backwards without looking and falls off the boardwalk and into the lake.

According to the book, the Blitz in London intensified sexual desire. It sparked a sexual revolution - one which would, significantly, prove to be a forerunner of the mores by which Britons live today. It was not just the risk of death that made this first sexual revolution possible. The blackout offered anonymity and excitement. The arrival of foreigners - coinciding with the departure of husbands - offered hitherto unheard-of temptation, while the evacuation of children left mothers suddenly free from their parental responsibilities and with unexpected time on their hands.

Nearly all of the 230 homes in Maine Tower in Canary Wharf were sold at the weekend - and foreign buyers were able to snap them up, despite a pledge that new homes should be offered to Londoners first, as promised in London mayor Boris Johnson's so-called 'mayoral concordat'. Developers, however, could claim to have honoured it as London's place as a 'global city' - revealing the shameful truth behind Boris's 'Londoners first' diktat.

A tenacious pooch was left with its tail between its legs after it attempted The Great Escape and failed in truly spectacular fashion. In the clip, the dog gets stuck while trying to force its way through a gate and ends up pulling the entire thing down on itself. Meanwhile, its friend walks out of the pen without breaking a sweat.

Lauren Wasser, 27, developed toxic shock syndrome (TSS) in 2012 and had to have her right leg amputated below the knee due to gangrene. She was sure she'd never model again and believed that no one would accept her as an amputee. But now, with a prosthetic, she's getting back to her dream career. Lauren is also suing Kotex, the tampon brand she used, for being negligent.

Business class travel is a luxury that many of us will never experience - but if you do get the chance then it's fair to say that Qatar Airways might just be the best airline to do it on with its comfortable beds to recline in (top right). Taking a peek inside the A380's first class reveals it is out of this world too with The Lounge (above) and private cabin (bottom right) ensuring that the journey is as exciting as the final destination.

Scientology boasts its new network will 'reach everyone on Earth.' The five-acre studio lot has two sound stages and 150,000 square feet of production facilities and is costing millions. Though it was rumored Tom Cruise was leaving the church, he and Scientology plan to take on the major movie studios and the TV networks and cable stations with the creation of Scientology Media Productions on Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Hollywood.

The fast-moving blaze began north of State Route 138 in the Baldy Mesa area on Friday, forcing both lanes of Freeway 15 to shut down. Dramatic aerial pictures show lorries and cars in flames, with many people thought to have been injured. By evening, the fire had spread to 2,000 acres, prompting helicopters and plans to come in and drop water and extinguishing fluids. Josh Wilkins with the fire department said: 'Currently we have not only a multi-casaulty incident, but a large wildfire threatening structures.

In a tribute to his stunning girlfriend, Californian photographer Jay Alvarrez dedicated a slow motion movie to girlfriend Alexis Rene featuring clips of the model on their globe-trotting travels. The mesmerising video was uploaded to Jay's YouTube channel where it has proved popular with viewers, having racked up over a million views. The clip, entitled, 'Girl Of My Dreams', shows leaping into the sea, swimming with sharks (bottom right) and tip-toeing along the edge of infinity pools.

Megan Roberts,16, (pictured above, far left) achieved her dream of wearing a backless dress to her school prom in Pontefract, West Yorkshire, after undergoing a major operation to straighten her spine. The teenager had spent years suffering from a twisted spine (pictured above, centre the before x-ray). The condition meant she was in constant agony and struggled to move. Doctors inserted metal rods and bolts to straighten her back (pictured above, right) The teen said: 'The surgery didn't just change my life, it saved my life.'

Michael Stokes, 52, takes pictures of vets who have lost limbs, with and without their prosthetics The men and women pose confidently in various states of undress, and the newest ones will appear in a Kickstarter-funded coffee table book called Always Loyal. There is also currently a wall calendar called Bare Strength featuring the photos that is available to buy on Amazon.

Tilda, who has walked the catwalk for everyone from Alexander McQueen and Burberry to Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein, has a cult following on her Instagram account for her funny posts. She regularly uploads pictures of her bizarre model lifestyle along with witty puns, much to the delight of her 163,000 followers. In a world of filters, perfect smiles and Kim Kardashian-wannabes, Tilda's social media account is a breath of fresh air. The 21-year-old regularly posts pictures of herself with giant spots, crying or flashing beige granny pants that most women wouldn't be caught dead in. The pictures have ruffled some feathers in the fashion industry and Tilda revealed to Vogue magazine recently that she had been asked to tone her account down.

A crowd of thousands gathered for the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, to see the Red Arrows take to the skies to celebrate 50 years of thrilling displays. As well as enjoying the team's traditionally flamboyant and pinpoint precise aerobatic displays - including their trademark Diamond Nine formation - visitors watched on as the Arrows performed a unique, anniversary flypast.

Garden spheres and circular pods are the must-have for the garden this summer and JILL FOSTER meets three families to find out why sales have soared by 59 per cent. Lorna Staunton and her family (pictured above, left) enjoy alfresco meals in their pod, whilst Elspeth and Mark Timmans (pictured above, top right) use theirs as a high-tech office space. Barbara and Max Edensor (pictured above, bottom left) have only had her sphere for a week and are already in love with it.

A video posted to Rumble by DIY filmmaker lauri132 shows how to create a delicious chocolate cake in your microwave using just melted chocolate ice cream and some flour, mixed together, heated and ready to eat in just a few minutes.