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Managing editor of The Sun Stig Abell defends the paper's decision to publish a front page image purporting to display a young Princess Elizabeth and the then Queen performing a Nazi salute at Balmoral in 1933. Former royal press secretary Dickie Arbiter & royal historian Hugo Vickers are critical of the publication, and Buckingham Palace says it's deeply disappointed that a film "apparently from Her Majesty's personal family archive, has been obtained and exploited in this manner."

Golfing legend & five-time Open champion Tom Watson speaks to 5live after finishing his round in near darkness at St Andrews at the Open, as he bids farewell to the tournament for the final time.

Barry Sweeney remembers his Newcastle Utd-loving son John & the other victims of the MH17 Malaysian Airlines tragedy, one year after the airliner was shot down over eastern Ukraine.

MPs Julian Lewis & Yasmin Qureshi discuss the scope & extent of Britain's role in military air missions against IS in Syria.

Chris Rogers on the Afghan child refugees who face deportation after their right to stay in the UK comes to an end.

Justice Secretary Michael Gove suggests 'earned release' for prisoners in England and Wales who work hard on their education.

The model Caprice chats freely about her financial ups & downs, pregnancy, child beauty pageants & appearing on the cover of over 300 magazines over the course of her career.

And Jerry Hayes & Mohammed Shafiq have an in-depth look at the stories making the Saturday papers.