It was George Osborne's moment to take centre stage, proudly boasting how the 'bold decisions' in his Budget would put the 'next generation first' and make Britain 'strong in the world'. But the Chancellor found himself somewhat upstaged by Theresa May's outfit (left), a cleavage-boosting number which provoked almost as much debate as the Budget itself. A lacy bra peeking out from underneath her red dress, the Home Secretary caused quite the stir on Twitter (right), dividing opinion between those who labelled the outfit a 'distraction' and others frustrated that the talking point threatened to overshadow such an important announcement.

'I hate George Osborne! No more sugary drinks and I'll have to play truant for an extra hour each day'

Life - it turns out that you've been doing it all wrong. Last week it was revealed cooks are making basic mistakes with Oxo cubes. You've been cracking eggs, tying your trainers and eating Toblerone wrong. Femail have brought together a collection of life hacks that will make everything easier including peeling your banana upside down, dipping chicken nuggets in tomato ketchup and using hair grips upside down to hold the hair neatly and prevent messy fly-away hairs.

Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old University of Virginia undergraduate student, was convicted and sentenced in a one-hour trial in North Korea to 15 years in prison with hard labor on Wednesday. He allegedly attempted to steal a propaganda banner from a restricted area of his hotel at the request of an acquaintance who wanted to hang it in her church. North Korea paraded Warmbier student before the media last month in Pyongyang, where he tearfully apologized for attempting to steal the political banner.

As the Queen climbed into the open carriage for a birthday drive through the streets of Windsor, there on the seat lay a bouquet of flowers and beside it a birthday card in an envelope. First, she smelled the flowers. Then, as she settled back on the cushioned seat, she opened the envelope and looked at the card - and burst into peals of laughter. The card, which was signed by all the staff in the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, where the royal carriages and horses are kept, depicted Miss Piggy, the Muppet character.

Female racegoers appeared to cast their eye-catching hats and feather fascinators aside as the racing got underway at the Cheltenham Festival. Gone was the parade of floral headgear and stilettos, and instead the day's 'ladies' were seen jumping, cheering and flinging their fists in the air with jubilation (main picture, top right) as their horses romped for victory. Others took a much needed break from the excitement to take a load off their feet and light up a cigarette (top right). Meanwhile, Princess Anne and daughter Zara cheered from the stands during the event.

His family said in a statement to that Sinatra died unexpectedly Wednesday of cardiac arrest while on tour in Daytona Beach, Florida. The statement said the family mourns the untimely passing of their son, brother, father and uncle. No other details were provided. Kidnapped and held for ransom in Lake Tahoe in 1963, when he was just 19, Sinatra Jr. had already followed his dad into the music business by then. He eventually worked for his father as his musical director and conductor. He is pictured right with his father and inset with Sammy Davis Jr.

If you've ever wondered whether it's strictly necessary for the seat belt sign to be illuminated during turbulence on a flight then these videos should make the point. They were filmed inside aircraft cabins and show the chaos that extreme turbulence can cause, from aisles littered with the contents of food trays to drinks hurled onto the ceiling. Here MailOnline Travel rolls the footage from flights to London, Amsterdam, Istanbul and Dallas that will guarantee you never forget to buckle up again.

The van is understood to have pulled over on the left hand-side to allow the car to drive past after they met each other in the middle of a residential street, somewhere in England. But the driver of the blue Nissan was unconvinced that the road was wide enough for the manoeuvre and so stopped alongside the van, asking the driver to reverse and give him more room. The frustrated van driver took out his mobile phone to film as he tried to convince the motorist (inset right) to drive, using a number of abusive phrases in the process. Pictured main and inset left, shots that show how much room the car had to drive past.

Border chiefs have already said the continent faces an influx of one million arrivals this year - similar to the number who travelled in 2015 - and North Africa could produce hundreds of thousands of migrants (pictured, near the squalid migrant camp in Idomeni, Greece). David Cameron is to plead with EU leaders to take immediate action on Libya or risk seeing a repeat of last summer when the political agenda was rocked by migrants heading across the Mediterranean from North Africa to Italy. Libya has been in turmoil since the toppling of dictator Colonel Gaddafi in 2011. Since Tuesday alone, more than 2,400 migrants have been intercepted off Libya by Italian coastguards. The UN said 9,500 have landed at Italian ports since the start of the year.

The father said his beloved 21-year-old daughter Shilan had rejected an arranged marriage to her cousin and had paid for it with her life during a wedding ceremony in Hanover, Germany. The father, named as Ghazi H., 50, posted the harrowing image of his daughter online (main) as police continued to hunt for the woman's 22-year-old cousin (top left).

Jan Moir claims Happy Valley's Sergeant Catherine Cawood (above) is an inspiration to her and is changing the face of television's female leads. The BBC1 Drama character is a divorcee with a draining home life. She lives with her recovering alcoholic sister while raising her dead daughter's son. Catherine's coped with murder, suicide, attempted suicide, and a stalker and revelations of incest, while maintaining her gritty sense of self. Second series of Happy Valley, set in Yorkshire, ended on Tuesday.

Writer Marianne Power, a size seven, struggles to find shoes that fit on the British high street
Badly fitting shoes contribute to fallen arches and bunions and The College of Podiatry says up to 90 per cent of women are wearing the wrong size shoe, which can have a huge effect on their foot health and overall health. Ellie Dickins, of The Society of Shoe Fitters, blames no UK standarisation. They visited nine shops to see how the size 7 fits, from left to right, top row, Aldo, Kurt Hobbs, Office, middle row, LK Bennett, Kurt Geiger, M&S;, bottom row, Next, Zara and Topshop.

The woman at the centre of the Hulk Hogan sex tape trial was close to tears as she told how she discovered her husband had filmed her. Heather Clem (left in her taped deposition) said she was 'upset' after her husband, radio DJ Bubba the Love Sponge, showed her the explicit video several weeks after she had sex with the former wrestling star (right in court on Wednesday). In the deposition played to the jury at the $100 million invasion privacy trial brought by Hogan against Gawker Media, Clem admitted she had sex with Hogan on three occasions.

When things break or don't work as planned, sometimes people, whether it be because of impatience or lack of time or money, resort to their own questionable ingenuity - with hilarious results. Busted shower head? Just poke some holes in a soda bottle (pictured top center). Prone to dropping your books in the bath? It's nothing a retractable dog's leash can't solve (pictured bottom center). Other ingenious and ridiculous ideas include using heavy-duty tape to repair a plane's wing (pictured bottom left), adding 'pow' graffiti to a car that had been dented (pictured bottom right) and even adding a clever photo of Jack Nicholson's character in The Shining to a crack on the wall to inject some humor into the DIY disaster (pictured top left).

Rupert Pemsel (pictured left with his wife Sheyi), a father of two young children whose wife is a GP, told a tribunal he wanted to take his sexual obsession to the next level while working at the Princess Anne Hospital in Southampton. 'I started to view - in increasing amounts - internet pornography,' admitted the 32-year-old trainee anaesthetist. 'It's not something I'm proud of but I did it nonetheless.' Pemsel, who could be struck off, apologised to his Nigerian-born wife Sheyi, 40, for the huge impact of his actions on her, his family and his colleagues. He told the hearing why he had hired a prostitute between helping with emergency caesareans. Leanne Kennedy (right), 29, also known as Leanne Davies, and a younger man were arrested and pleaded guilty to blackmail in July 2014. Kennedy avoided jail after receiving a two-year suspended sentence but the man, who cannot be named, was jailed for 42 months.

A woman has been left 'disgusted and humiliated' after a Tesco worker refused to sell her alcohol because of old self-harming scars (inset) on her arms. Becci Wain, 21, (left) was attempting to buy a bottle of champagne for a friend's birthday present at a store in Fulbourn, near Cambridge.

Happy married Nannette Hammond, 42, from Ohio has splurged over $494,000 (£350,000) on plastic surgery to transform herself into a real life Barbie, including three boob jobs to take her breasts to 28H. She also exercises daily to maintain her 18in waist. Her procedures include a breast lift, lip fillers, Botox, veneers, semi-permanent make-up, hair dye, nail extensions and daily visits to her at-home tanning salon. In her younger years (inset) she felt shy and self-conscious and was desperate to look like her favourite doll.

Witham Special Vehicles, based in Grantham, Lincolnshire, sells equipment on behalf of the Ministry of Defence. It is currently trying to find buyers for 25 Sea Kings (pictured), some of which took part in raids in the Falklands, the Gulf War and Afghanistan. Working helicopters could fetch £150,000 each, but the hulks can be bought for between £10,000 and £20,000.

Last night's episode of Mary Berry's Easter Feast moved her fans to tears as the TV cook was filmed visiting the grave of her son William, who was killed in a car accident in 1989 aged 19. Two users commented: 'Mary Berry's Easter Feast has been surprisingly emotional," and: "I'm having a little cry at Mary Berry's #Easter programme. Others tweets read: "This Mary Berry Easter programme is so sad, what a lovely woman," and: 'Every time Mary talks about her son, I well up.'

Carrie Vuyk, 28, was born in the West Midlands and taken to South Africa when she was six months old by her mother following her split up with her father, Bryn Flavell, 52. After her mother met a new man and had another daughter with him, Carrie grew up believing he was her real father and had no idea of her English roots. Her reunion with her biological dad - at Birmingham Moor Street station - was captured for Separated At Birth. She tracled

Identical twins who share everything including a bed and their boyfriend, have vowed they will try and fall pregnant together as well. Anna and Lucy DeCinque (pictured), 30, from Perth, have spent nearly $250,000 on cosmetic enhancements to look more alike - including lip fillers, breast implants, and fake eyebrows and eyelashes. The pair have both been dating electrical mechanic Ben Byrne (bottom right), 32, for four years and have claimed they must have children together as their 'bodies need to be the same.'

Joselito Adame, 26, suffered serious injuries to his thigh after the bull charged at him during a bullfight held to mark the annual Falles celebrations in the Spanish city of Valencia. Footage shows the bull's horn piercing the bullfighter's lavishly-decorated costume before it repeatedly lifts him several feet in the air (left) and tosses him on the ground. Despite his wounds, the matador walked away from the contest and doffed his hat as he left the arena (right).

Disturbing images of a dugong chained and caged underwater in Indonesia have been posted online. The adult dugong was reportedly chained in a cage while her calf was kept nearby in a separate enclosure. Photos and video were captured by a group of divers near the remote island of Kokoya, off North Maluku.

The location for the comedy (inset) was based on the Gleneagles Hotel in Torquay, Devon, where John Cleese stayed with the Monty Python team in 1973. The 41-bedroom hotel ceased trading early this year and Churchill Retirement Living has now started knocking it down to convert the site into 36 retirement apartments.

Billionaires live a cocooned life, so what are the houses like that they escape to for even more luxurious rest and relaxation? Unsurprisingly, they're incredibly impressive. From Mark Zuckerberg's Hawaiian sanctuary (top left), Richard Branson's Moroccan retreat (top right) and Yuri Milner's LA mansion (bottom right) to Bill Gates' Equestrian Estate in San Diego (bottom left), this is where the world's biggest moguls retreat to recharge their batteries.

The baboon is stone-faced when the zoo visitor first holds up the card. But with a snap of his hand it disappears from his palm. The baboon looks at his empty hand, her mouth dropping in shock. And when the man makes the card reappear, her eyes widen as she tries to touch it and see if it's real.

These stunning pictures, shot in the Virunga National Park in Rwanda, capture the intimate moments between two families of gorillas. In one shot, an adorable baby shows off his head of thick, lustrous hair as he snuggles into his mother in the mountains. In another, the two-month-old, with similar hair to singer Tom Jones (inset), explores the jungle for the first time watched carefully by his mother, who barely lets him out of her clutches (right). Professional photographer Andy Rouse said watching the gorillas' behaviour was 'awe inspiring'.

Fossils of the Tully Monster were first discovered 58 years ago in a coal pit in north east Illinois and left scientists baffled. Some thought it might be a mollusc similar to squid, but now scientists at Yale University have used new imaging techniques to discover it had a rudimentary backbone and gills. They say it is an early relative of the lamprey. An artist's impression of the bizarre creature is pictured.

The rodent was caught on camera making a number of daring dashes (inset) to the buttered crust, breaking off tiny chunks to feast on next to the trap. At one point the mouse had its two front paws on the catch (pictured main) but even then it didn't spring the hammer. It is not known where the creature's death-defying stunt took place.