A photograph has emerged of the Queen performing a Nazi salute as a young girl. The 1933 snapshot shows Edward VIII teaching his daughters how to do the Nazi salute, in the gardens of Balmoral. The whole family are present, with the Queen Mother also saluting alongside Princess Margaret, aged three. The grainy black-and-white photograph, published in The Sun, was taken just as Hitler was rising to power in Germany, six years before the outbreak of the Second World War. A Buckingham Palace spokesman has defended the footage, 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.'

Alexis Frulling enjoyed mutually consenting sex with two male friends at the Calgary Stampede last week, and were secretly filmed by a member of the public. Without Ms Frulling's or her friends' knowledge, the video of their threesome was posted on reddit and soon went viral, with thousands of people across the globe branding her a 'slut'. Now the 20-year-old dancer from Calgary has taken the situation into her own hands, by posting a video hitting back at her haters - which has racked up some 3.3million views.

In a tribute to his stunning girlfriend, 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 the 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.

Former American ace Andy Roddick has weighed in on the bitter dispute between Bernard Tomic, Nick Kyrgios and Tennis Australia, by taking a swing at Kyrgios on Twitter. 'Is this the part where Rafter isn't allowed to be negative,' the former world number one tweeted (inset) on Friday. Kyrgios recently said Rafter was too 'negative'. Tomic, 22, (left in a police mugshot, right playing at Wimbledon) told police to 'relax' before he was arrested in the early hours of Wednesday morning after an alleged wild party in a Miami hotel penthouse.

Police have released images of the suitcase (pictured) and clothes found with the dead body of a young child that was dumped beside a highway in South Australia. As well as the suitcase clothing such as a small girl's black dress, undergarments, a single girl's pink shoe and a child's ruler were displayed. The child's gender would not be known until next week at the earliest. The child's remains were discovered by a motorist at 11am on Wednesday at the side of the road beside the Karoonda Highway, east of Adelaide.

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.

NEW 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.

NEW Joshua and Liza Hedges were returning from Mexico after their July 3 wedding when immigration officers said Liza, 18, was in the country illegally because her tourist visa was under her maiden name. They said she was also supposed to state she was getting married when she entered the country two weeks prior. Joshua was told by Immigration Services that he dido file anything to change Liza's status, information he found out was incorrect. The couple have been separated again after having a long-distance relationship for two years.

The ideal body shape has changed enormously over the last 100 years. In the 1910s, an extreme hourglass was achieved using corsets but today, an ample bottom on a slender frame is most popular. Between then and now, a range of different body ideals, among them sporty, waiflike and boyish, have come in and out of fashion.

Remarkable, high-definition images of Pluto have been released showing the vast icy landscape of the dwarf planet. 'I'm a little biased, but I think the solar system saved the best for last,' New Horizons principle investigator, Alan Stern, said during a press briefing. The stunning images were unveiled alongside two incredible animations of the dwarf planet, showing flyovers of the plains (inset) and mountains of the frozen world.

NEW After Serena Williams, 33, was bashed by online trolls for being 'built like a man,' her sister Venus, 35, has opened up to Cosmoplitan about her own body confidence, saying: 'I've always been happy with my body.' The 22-time Grand Slam winner recently spoke out in support of her younger sister, praising her as an 'inspiration'.

A young mum and her newborn baby were booted off a bus and sent out into the cold for not folding up the pram her son was sleeping in. Crystelle Bewley (left and right) and her 10-week-old son, TeAriki (right), were forced off a bus (inset) in Wellington, New Zealand on a freezing winter night on Tuesday, by an ill-tempered driver. 'We weren't in the way - I had a sleeping baby and groceries in the pram so I said no,' Bewley said.

Carl Smith (pictured) became the talk of Twitter when he was broadcast live caddying during the BBC's live coverage of The Open from St Andrews - complete with his expertly waxed moustache. Caught looking steely-eyed as he lugged American Cameron Tringale's clubs around the drenched Old Course, Smith instantly became a favourite with eagle-eyed golf fans who clocked his hipster style.

At his heaviest John Burton tipped the scales at 30 stone. After spending three years slimming down the 27-year-old, from Manchester, has been left with excess skin and tissue that weighs a stone. He posted photos of himself online and admits he has learned to love his body.

Stephen Crowther, 31, saw his weight creep up to 15 stone because of a poor diet and inactive lifestyle. The IT consultant from Wrexham, North Wales, has since lost an impressive four stone. Spurred on by his wife Claire, Stephen has now showcased his new physique in a professional photo shoot.

Australians all at sea over ridiculously high housing prices across the country could have a new way to set sail to find their dream home. Gold Coast company Elandra Yachts builds luxury boats for customers wanting to spruik up their on-water matters, and the glitzy creations will be on show at this month's 2015 Sydney Motorshow. The Elandra 53 will be on the market for about $2 million, meaning you'll have to be a pretty big fish to land one of these beauties.

Photographer Johnny Milano, 26, has been documenting the KKK in all corners of America, including Texas, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Virginia, since 2012. His photo series provide a fascinating insight to the white supremacist subculture that lives on some 150 years after the end of the Civil War, existing on the margins of modern society across the United States. Klanmembers can be seen dressed in traditional robes as they stand alongside affiliate groups and members of the National Socialist Movement to hold the cross burning ceremonies which have come to symbolise the Ku Klux Klan.

Thousands of people have gathered on the steepest hill in the world to watch 75,000 Jaffas roll down to the bottom of the street. The charity event, held on Dunedin's Baldwin Street since 2001, has raised $600,000 for Make-A-Wish, Surf Life Saving New Zealand and Parents Centre. First 25,000 of the traditional red Jaffas, then 25,000 yellow and finally 25,000 of the pink sweets tumbled down in three separate races which left rainbow streaks on the road.

Residents in the Ukrainian village of Hrabove where the doomed airliner came down (bottom right) joined a long procession to the crash site earlier this morning (top right) . But amid the global outpouring of grief there was renewed concern that nobody will ever be brought to justice over the disaster, despite the families of those killed launching a $900 million lawsuit against Igor Girkin (left) - the man many accuse of ordering the missile to be fired.

A historic-listed railway tunnel in Tasmania's Cambridge has been listed for sale by its private owner. Built in 1891, the 165-metre long tunnel has not been used for its original purpose since 1926 when it was replaced by roads to connect theHobart suburb Bellerive with Sorell.

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.

Cats crowding a Japanese harbour (bottom left) and the volcanic eruption in Chile (top right), are among the most popular photographs of the year so far. Also on the top 20 list are images of footballer Lionel Messi falling into a goal net and commuters battling through the snow in Istanbul (bottom right). Further pictures include colourful Holi celebrations in India (top left) and a world record attempt for the largest Albert Einstein gathering. The selection forms the 20 most-liked pictures on the Reuters Instagram account so far this year, announced by the news agency today.

French photographer, Floriane De Lassee, has been working on her project, Insider Views, for over a decade. In that time, she's travelled to vibrant cities capturing scenes of solitude. Using models, as well as herself, to recreate particular moments, De Lassee says that she believes people can feel much more alone in big cities such as New York than people would in small villages.

Pranksters have shared their made-up experiences on the hostile North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean, including dodging the tribe's spears and being tied to a rotisserie. Rated as an appealing 4.1 out of 5, the island has received a majority of overwhelming praise from 'reviewers', even though in reality anyone who sets foot on the Sentinelese people's land risks being killed. One man wrote that the positives include no hipsters, no pop music and nice weather, but the negatives are no wifi, no McDonald's and constant attacks.