The footage, filmed on a narrow London road, captures a woman trying to overtake by crossing into the opposite carriageway, inadvertently blocking the road (shown main). She starts to reverse back past the bollard but then stops, prompting the passenger to ask: 'What is she doing?' The woman then bizarrely signals for the other driver to reverse for her, refusing to budge, leading the opposing driver to repeatedly beep, shouting to her: 'You're going the wrong way, miss.' The woman finally relents and reverses, bringing laughter from the driver and passenger as she drives over the island while backing up (pictured inset). As the two drivers pass each other, they have a short confrontation in which the man explains that she was driving on the wrong side of the road, with the woman retorting: 'You are a joke.'

An intelligence test that swept the internet when it asked people to 'share if you understand' has been followed up by another test that follows the same formula. However, this time those doing it need to prove they really know the answers. The 'test for a test' was devised by brainbox Presh Talwalker. (Preview, a screen grab from Talwalker's conundrum)

It appears there may be a few sore heads at Leicester City's training ground today after the club's players continued their title-winning partying at a local nightclub until 4.30am. Defenders Robert Huth (left) and Danny Simpson (right) were among those seen arriving at the club along with striker Leonardo Ulloa (far left) after leaving star Jamie Vardy's £1million home last night. But the players did not seem too worse for wear at 10.30am this morning as they were seen laughing and joking (inset) following last night's Premier League title celebrations. Vardy hosted the gathering last night, and his dream that it would turn into a title party was realised when Tottenham Hotspur could only manage a draw with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. It signalled the start of wild celebrations as he and tens of thousands of fans in Leicester and across the world partied the night away in honour of the unlikeliest of feats.

The 64-year-old Italian manager flew to his native Rome on Sunday for his mother Renata's 96th birthday, before returning home on a £43million Gulfstream G650 jet into East Midlands Airport. And Foxes executive director Supornthip Choungrangsee posted a picture on Instagram overnight of her with Ranieri in the jet (left), which belongs to the club's owner Khun Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha. Captioning the picture in the plane, which can fly non-stop from the Far East to Britain and was bought from Bernie Ecclestone's wife Fabiana Flosi, she wrote: 'We are the champion in premiere league.' Ranieri, who was seen arriving for work in Leicester today (right) with a football boot stitched with the words 'Champions 15/16' (inset), said: 'I feel good, you can imagine.'

The Costume Institute Gala 2016 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, held in New York on Monday night, was one of the most glittering fashion events of the year. And, as A-list starts stalked the red carpet in their dazzling gowns, most of them perfectly reflecting the Manus x Machina: Fashion In An Age Of Technology theme, the internet watched on at home... and found the funny side in many of the looks. As the night progressed, hilarious and creative memes erupted on social media, with the likes of Beyonce, Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift receiving the brunt of the mockery, but all in good humour.

Madonna, 57, (centre), left all her assets on show in a straps, leather and lace ensemble that exposed her bust and buttocks through sheer panelling. Joining her on the list of worst dressed at this year's event were Nicki Minaj (right) who showed off her capacious bosom in a buckled number; Alicia Vikander (second right) in a bizarre latex fit and flare frock; Lady Gaga (second left) managed to combine the style of Buck Rogers with the hair of an Eighties rocker; while Katy Perry (left) chose a Gothic look with a bizarre lacquered beehive.

The Mermaid Estate sits on 25-acres of coastal land, overlooking a natural harbour populated by seals and dolphins, on the tip of County Kerry in south west Ireland. The three-bedroom main house was built using one-of-a-kind reclaimed materials, sporting stained glass windows from derelict churches and hospitals. In addition to three bedrooms on several floors, three bathrooms, a library, a gym and office spaces, the property also has two outdoor hot tubs.

Gillian Bayford, 43 (left), from Dundee, - who split from her husband Adrian (right and together inset) fifteen months after scooping the prize - said she gave her family £20m after the windfall but has now not spoken to them for nearly one year. She claims her mother, father and brother 'disowned' her last May, but still expect her to bail them out when they need money. She also accused them of becoming 'greedy' and 'downright nasty' by constantly 'flashing the cash' which they were given after the win. Mrs Bayford claims her brother Colin drives numerous Audis with personalised numberplates and that her father Ian, 71, has become so accustomed to the wealthy lifestyle that he refuses to fly economy class on airplanes. She said her father also tried to take control of the fortune that she won with Mr Bayford and has repeatedly tried to claim a stake in her business.

A man has attempted to woo an 18-year-old girl who works in his local coffee shop after stealing her number. Now the excruciating exchange has gone viral on Imgur with more than 23,000 views. The object of his affections was baffled after he sent her an unsolicited message that read: 'Soooooo..... Would it be weird if someone had your number, but you didn't technically give it to them?? It was rather hard trying to find it btw.' After three days of texting she is forced to explain that she is not interested.

Sarah Reynolds, 31, from Guelph, Ontario, ballooned to 225lb (16st) after the birth of her third child in 2001. The picture was 'worse than she had allowed herself to believe' she looked and spurred the waitress on to tackle her addiction to food and dependence on carbs and sugar. Today, the slimline mother-of-three (left) says she's a better example to her children than ever before.

Parents likes these in Brighton today have pulled their children out of class as part of a nationwide demonstration against standardised tests for primary-age pupils - known as Sats. They claim testing the children in Year 2 is causing mental health problems. Schools Minister Nick Gibb said today it was wrong for parents to force young children to strike because: 'Even missing a day's school can be damaging'. Groups not in school today have met in parks and green spaces all over the country today where they played instead of taking exams. However, there are questions over whether the so-called 'kids' strike' is part of a wider political campaign after possible ties with trade unions emerged - and children were seen waving teaching union flags and clutching anti-Government placards.

This loyal dog has been waiting patiently for his master to return to his home, despite the fact that the man died five years ago. Villagers in  Malu Mare, Romania, say the dog has been sat in the same spot since his owner died in 2011, protecting the now empty property. The dog's long wait was acknowledged in local media, and the faithful pet has now won hearts across Romania

Ashely Sawyer, 23, who was featured in a season two episode of Catfish, which sought to introduce people who were dating online but had never met in person, has died. Sawyer met Michael Fortunato, who also tragically died one month after their 2013 episode aired of a pulmonary embolism at the age of 26. When the pair met after being introduced by the show's hosts Nev Schulman and Max Joseph, they realized they had both been 'catfishing' each other, but felt they still had a connection. Max Joseph, the show's co-host, tweeted his condolences after learning of Sawyer's death. 'Shocked and saddened by the death of Ashley Sawyer. So sweet and kind. Thoughts and prayers go out to her family,' he wrote. During a recent Catfish catch-up special Sawyer said that she was staying in a sober-living facility after having struggled with addiction.

The presenter was interviewing parents about their decision to pull their children out of school and boycott SATs tests when Kai, six, inset, began shuffling in her chair. Ms Derbyshire, who has two sons herself, asked him: 'You alright Kai? What's the matter darling? Do you need the loo?'. Kai then told her he was also feeling hot under the studio lights so she grabbed the six-year-old by the arm and they walked off set. She said: 'Yes, it's boiling in here. Right, let's go to the loo come on', before telling the guests: 'Can you just talk amongst yourselves and I'll be back in one second'.

Stumbling out of nightclubs and being propped up by friends as they attempt to make their way home, these are some of the thousands of revellers who descended on Newcastle for a boozy Bank Holiday weekend. Party-goers made the most of the three-day May Day Bank Holiday by dressing up to the nines and hitting the northern city's pubs and clubs, as the country enjoyed one of the warmest weekends of the year so far. However, while many enjoyed their booze-fuelled antics, it all became a bit too much for some - with several party animals seen slumped on the streets, throwing up in bins or being consoled by friends. Others were pictured putting on an amorous public display of affection without a care in the world as revellers enjoyed their kebabs and takeaways around them following a boozy night.

An intimate portrait of Her Majesty's cousins, Prince Michael and the Duke of Kent has been posted on social media by their great-niece Flora Ogilvy. The picture, taken at Thatched House Lodge, home to the men's sister, Princess Alexandra, lays bare the faded grandeur of the Grade II-listed grace-and-favour London property. A tangle of electrical cables can be seen on the tired beige carpet beneath an unattractive glass table where a £117 Pure Evoke portable radio has pride of place.

Kevin Whitehead and his wife Julie (pictured right), from Nottingham, came up with the idea for Offundo (pictured left) - which is Latin for 'to spread' - after working in the catering industry for 20 years and it is aimed predominantly at cafes and restaurants. The portable square spreader works by loading it with butter, mayonnaise or cream cheese and then squeezing down a plunger which covers a slice of bread in one motion. Each full load can spread 100 slices. Mr Whitehead said he came up with the idea after he became so fed up of buttering sandwiches with a knife.

A woman has captured the moment her unborn baby girl flipped around in the womb at 39 weeks. The incredible video, which has been viewed over 5.4 million times, sees the woman sitting on the couch watching a movie. Her unborn baby starts to squirm and as the video progresses, the baby's limbs become visible through the woman's skin. The baby then flips around and settles in a new position. Thousands have commented on the video and were amazed by the raw footage. While it is not clear where the video has come, a British voice can be heard in the background.

Growing numbers of time-stretched Americans are incorporating fitness and meditation into their working day. FEMAIL demonstrated a series of exercises - including neck stretches, pictured top left, leg and back stretch, top right, shoulder stretch, bottom left, and seated twist, bottom right, that can be done without leaving your desk

Members of the Christian Orthodox community fear blazes which destroyed churches in New York (pictured left), Sydney (bottom right), Melbourne (top right) and Russia (centre right) are part of a retaliations towards the religion. It is claimed they could be a response to the church's opposition to the canonization of Cardinal Aloysius Stepinac, a Croatian priest who worked with the genocidal Nazi puppet government during the Second World War.

A family of four adorable kittens jump all over the place as they attempt to play a game of swingball. The energetic cats can be seen leaping in the air to try and hit a toy black mouse. The mouse - which is attached to string - almost knocks the cute kittens to the floor as they try and connect with it because it comes flying towards them at such a high speed. The kittens take it in turn to leap in the air and attempt to strike the toy mouse back to each other.

A group of birds was seen fleeing from the path of the snowy heron on a salt marsh in Murrells Inlet in South Carolina, after it paraded around with its feathers fluffed up around its face. But rather than the birds running away because they did not want to be seen with the outsider, they actually fled because his fluffed up feathers mean he is the 'aggressor' of the group.

A family of thrill-seeking ducklings patiently queue up and take turns to have a go on their very own water slide. The babies are so excited about using the contraption, they sprint back to the top in seconds (left). They then wait patiently for each other to dive into the metal slide - and it only takes them one second to reach the bottom (right).

The stunt happened at a car park in Aston and the owner of the silver 4x4, Craig Tromans (pictured right), was left to cut his vehicle free. Colleague Mohammed Ali, 38, from Handsworth, was behind the prank (pictured left). He said: 'We work in a factory and we get breaks when we like to mess around a bit to cheer ourselves up. It's all a bit of fun really - we just thought it would be a bit of a laugh to wrap his car up.' Colleague Mr Tromans was able to raise a smile as he cut his vehicle free from the wrapping. Mohammed added: 'Craig is a good lad but he wasn't very happy when he saw what we'd done.' The incident mirrors another prank, this time involving students in Selly Oak. On Monday afternoon south Birmingham police officers came across the scene where a vehicle had been targeted in Alton Road. Birmingham South Response posted on Twitter: 'Student pranks in Selly Oak!'