The year six boys (far left, linking arms while taking part in the race and inset, finishing the event together) from Wrawby St Mary's C of E Primary School near Scunthorpe in Lincolnshire, decided to come joint second so that their pal, 11-year-old Rory Kettles (circled, crossing the finish line), could take the spoils on the day. Headteacher Mariclare Potterton said: 'As you can imagine I'm incredibly proud of all the children - it was something the children came up with themselves. It was so emotional, I was so touched.'

The test begins by setting out the rules: 'Answer the following questions loudly and as quickly as possible. Don't think too much and don't cheat!' The quiz then asks you to name a series of animals before throwing out a surprise question. Only 8 per cent of people beat the test, according to its creators Playbuzz. It is the latest in a long line of mind-boggling riddles to baffle the internet and is said to indicate just how creative you really are.

Jeremy Clarkson and James May, pictured standing in front of a map of Europe as they made a short film urging voters to reject the case for Brexit in their West London studios, warned that European countries outside the EU, such as Switzerland, were a 'waste of time'.
They revealed to viewers that they don't film in Switzerland because of custom duties. The short YouTube video showed the pair, who are filming for their new Amazon Show Grand Tour, attempting to put on a united front despite being known for their argumentative relationship. Clarkson and May said they were 'fond' of Europe and staying in the EU was one of few issues they agree on - along with the views that the Ford Mondeo is a good car and 'sandwich spread is delicious'. 'It's annoys me actually, I'll be honest, because I want to remain in Europe but that means agreeing with him,' Clarkson explains, motioning to his colleague.

This is the moment a Pizza Hut delivery driver took off his helmet (left) and used it to hit another motorcyclist during a vicious street fight (centre) which was sparked by a road-rage incident in Edinburgh, Scotland. The brutal footage shows the pair arguing furiously in broad daylight in Edinburgh, Scotland, before they start attacking each other. At one point, the pizza delivery man removed his helmet and knocked the other man - who was still wearing his protective headgear - to the ground with a single punch. Shockingly, the delivery driver then kicked the other man twice in the head (right). The savage battle only ended after appalled passers-by pleaded with the two men to stop.

Mary Russell, 47, from London, is represented by agency Model of Diversity and has worked for brands all over the world. Mary is 2ft shorter than most catwalk models, including Georgia Meacham (pictured with Mary left and right). She said: 'Trying to get served at bars is also a challenge as often staff can't see me waiting, I can never find any clothes to fit in shops, and things like cash machines and train ticket machines are also a bit hit and miss. But being a little person doesn't stop me strutting down a catwalk or posing for a photo shoot like any other model.'

Richard Powell (right), 39, was floored by a punch from Denis Busu (left), 21, at Victoria Station in London after an initial argument over a shoe turned violent when punches were exchanged. Mr Busu knocked the father to the ground and then took a picture of him on his mobile phone to send to his girlfriend, the inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court heard. After hearing police and medical evidence, the coroner recorded a verdict of lawful killing.

The fourth episode of the revamped BBC Two motoring show featuring Chris Evans (right) was broadcast last night, with overnight ratings slumping to a new record low of 2.3million. And many TV viewers tweeted that they were instead watching reality star Essex's EU referendum documentary on ITV2, while others said they would rather watch repeats of the old show on Dave. Viewer Matthew Armstrong tweeted: 'I don't even bother watching Top Gear anymore - it's so bad I would rather have eye surgery', and another said: 'I'd rather watch Joey Essex, how bad is that?' However there was a stand-out moment for the show, when co-host Matt Le Blanc (left) was praised by viewers for a joke about Thursday's EU vote as he introduced anonymous driver The Stig.

Bargain hunters couldn't believe their eyes when rather revealing pictures of buxom Jessica O'Brien (left) appeared on Facebook. Sitting side-by-side with shots of the white corner sofa (bottom right) that she was trying to sell was an image of the beauty therapist's breasts in a purple lace bra (top right). The advert, posted on a buy-and-sell page, even tempted buyers with the promise that she would 'drop of' the goods at no extra charge. The picture soon caused a stir, with one potential buyer calling the photograph the 'comfiest looking' of all the seven she posted. Moderators have since removed the post and Jessica, from Manchester, has seen the funny side. She wrote: 'When you make an absolute schoolboy error on your buy and sell post!!!'

The death of Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin, 27, has raised questions about whether his Jeep might have suffered a dangerous design flaw that caused his fatal freak accident. The body of the Russian-born actor was found pinned against the gate of his home (centre) by his 2.5 ton Jeep Grand Cherokee (similar to the one inset right) on Sunday in Studio City, California. Investigators said the car had been left in neutral and rolled down the steep driveway at him - and now some believe that might have happened because of a flawed design in certain models of Jeep. Thousands of Jeep Grand Cherokees were subject to a voluntary recall in the US and worldwide because a confusing gear stick design made it easy for drivers to forget the car was in neutral, not park, when the driver got out. Fiat Chrysler ran a voluntary recall in April this year on Jeep Grand Cherokees that were manufactured between July 16, 2012, and December 22, 2015. Exactly what model of Cherokee Yelchin owned, as well as the circumstances leading up to his death, have not yet been established - but the nature of the flaw in the recalled model of Jeep makes for a compelling case.

Single mother-of-two Jacqui Ryland, 29, from Worcester, told Channel 5 show Body Freaks that she has become addicted to the class C drug Human Growth Hormone (HGH).. Human Growth Hormone (HGH). Jacqui, who has also taken steroids in her pursuit of the perfect body, said she felt the need to try prohibited substances when the gym alone wasn't giving her the results she wanted. She said: 'I have been told it is crazy and a massive risk. But if someone tells me not to do something, nine out of ten times I will go and do it.'

Sgt Kayleigh Webster and PC Daryl Jones (pictured) of Essex Police caused a stir on Facebook after a picture of them supporting a road safety campaign prompted a host of suggestive comments from the public (inset). They were snapped inside a squad car promoting safe seatbelt use and the picture proved very popular on Facebook, with the force even using it as its homepage image. Many said they would 'love to be arrested' by the 'hot' officers while others suggested they would 'make a nice couple'.

Nestled under the arm of a mother she never got to meet, this heartbreaking photograph is now a treasured possession for a five-year-old girl and her single father. Moments after it was taken, Sarah Cunningham passed away having suffered a fit brought on by pre-eclampsia as she made her way home from work on the bus. The 37-year-old's death devastated her partner of three years Steve Elsby, who was suddenly left with the responsibility of bringing up a child alone. Despite still being in shock, it was a challenge the then supermarket worker embraced. Opening up about the difficulties single parents face, he told MailOnline how his daughter Sam gave him focus. Now, five years on from his partner's death in 2011, Mr Elsby, 43, from Birmingham, says things have become a lot easier for him and his daughter.

Called Flash Falcon, the new concept from Barcelona-based designer Oscar Viñals would have a capacity for 250 passengers in business and 'super tourist' classes. Thanks to a powerful thrust capable of reaching Mach 3 speed, transatlantic journeys would be drastically reduced. Viñals said the futuristic passenger jet would run on carbon-free energy, with a supersonic engine based on a portable fusion reactor.

A YouTube video shows a brave person juicing burgers, chips and Coca Cola from McDonald's - then drinking the results. The sludge produced from the pulverised food is enough to turn anyone's stomach, not to mention drive all thoughts of kale and celery juice from your mind forever. The video, called 'Junk Juice 1', was created by new YouTube channel Bad Things For Bad People and has had 226,460 views since being published. The video ends with the man featured attempting to drink the brown sludge (centre), although some ends up in the bin.

Vladimir Vechnyy and his friends came up with the madcap idea at his ground floor flat in the city of Tver in western Russia's Tver Oblast region, and they even tried to get their poor moggy in on the action. First they covered the floor and walls with plastic sheets which they glued together to create a waterproof seal.Then they attached a foam tube to the kitchen tap, turned it on and waited for the room to fill with water. As soon as it was deep enough, they were splashing around in their makeshift pool, diving into the water and playing with rubber rings.

Natalia Potanina, who was married to Vladimir Potanin (left and, right, on their wedding day) for 30 years, is trying to secure half of his fortune, claiming he only accrued his multi-billion pound wealth after they had met. But, in a high-profile divorce row which is becoming increasingly acrimonious, Mr Potanin - listed by Forbes as Russia richest man - is refusing to pay. Now Ms Potanina, who has three children with her former partner, is threatening to bring the case to London. The mother-of-three, who is living 'in exile' next to Westminster Abbey in London, has already turned down £32million and has launched an appeal to Russia's supreme court in her quest to become the world's wealthiest ex-wife. If that fails, she will follow in the footsteps of many scorned wives and continue her fight in London, where the law is seen as fairer for the financially weaker spouse. Ms Potanina met her former husband when they were both poor students. Their marriage involved lavish holidays on their two mega yachts, one of which is named after their daughter Anastasia (inset right). The other, Nirvana (inset left) is 290ft long.

A firm favourite in women's underwear drawers across Britain, Spanx under garments have been slimming down thighs, nipping in waists and smoothing out stomachs for nearly two decades. Seven out of ten British women admit to owning a pair, and even slender celebrities wouldn't brave a red carpet without them. Pictured from left flashing their Spanx are Amanda Holden, Jennifer Lopez, Zara Phillips, Beyonce and Kim Kardashian.

England will be watched by Prince William as they take on Slovakia in Saint-Etienne at the same time as Wales play Russia in Toulouse at 8pm tonight. All four teams are bidding to get through the crucial final group game and into the second round. England will go through with anything but defeat. England come into the match against Slovakia on a high after their victory over Wales in Lens thanks to goals from Daniel Sturridge and Jamie Vardy. Earlier today, in a significant departure from the violence of Marseille and Lille, England and Slovakia fans mingled with locals in a carnival atmosphere. Arriving in the city of Saint-Etienne over the last two days, fans quickly established themselves at the Place Jean Jaures central square.

Brad Holmes, 24, from Southampton, tricked his dad Stephen (pictured together centre) into thinking that he had paid for his own present: an electric garden hose reel. The video shows that Stephen is delighted with the present at first, describing it as 'f**king brilliant' (top left). But when Brad tells him that he paid for it using his dad's credit card, Stephen does not take the news well. After a rant lasting a minute and a half, Brad finally tells him that he's joking. Stephen responds by going to punch him playfully in the arm (bottom right).

The Belmond Andean Explorer will be launched in 2017, featuring hotel luxury on the scenic journey as cabins are all en-suite, meal ingredients are locally-sourced and there is an observation deck. Pictured clockwise from top left: A double bedroom, the track over the Andes, and the lounge car.

Vets who found the elephant at Mana Pools national park said it can sometimes be a race against time to find animals in the vast area after receiving reports that they have been injured. However, Pretty Boy - the nickname they have given him - walked straight up to vets with an obvious hole in his head (pictured, left). In fact, Dr Lisa Marabini even believes he was shot outside the park and made his way in to get help. Vets removed bone fragments from his head but could not take out the bullet, lodged in his skull (bottom right on the X-ray). However, he is now expected to make a full recovery.

The snaps shared online show dads who have found how to keep their children entertained, while amusing themselves in the process. One father feeds his baby while drinking a bottle of beer; (pictured clockwise from top let) another plays video games while his daughter paints his toenails; another creates a den for his son at the DIY store. Meanwhile, one dad sits down for dinner at his daughter's bright pink table; another takes his kids to the gym; and one shows off his leg hair tied up in neat buns.

Men in China are choosing to invest in plastic dolls, treating them as their companions and in some cases children. The dolls are helping to change some people's attitudes towards sex, according to local media. The men who have these dolls have been spotted transporting them around town, treating them to a movie and going for walks in the park.

A cemetery in Wolverhampton has been overwhelmed with caterpillars who have created giant webs around trees, hedges and benches as far as the trees that line the grounds. The webs have spread as far as the trees that line the grounds, encompassing the trunk and several of the branches. A spokesman from Wolverhampton council, said: 'We believe these to be harmless ermine moth caterpillars and nothing to worry about.'

Somehow the warthog managed to escape the killer cat's claws at the Shamwari Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Park ranger Sarah Moorcroft took the stunning shots. The petrified pig came just inches from certain death as the king of the jungle stretched out his paws. Ms Moorcroft caught the two with her Nikon D600 camera just after the lion's hunt began.

The items were discovered on the Nosy Boraha island by US pilot Blaine Gibson, who found debris believed to be from the missing Malaysia Airways plane earlier this year on the same stretch of beach. Among the items was an Angry Birds bag (left), a Mensa laptop case (top right) and a single sandal (bottom right). Images of the items have now been given to Air Crash Support Australia, a campaign group which hopes friends and relatives of the victims can identify them.

Passengers travelling through Tokyo's Akihabara Station were greeted with the bizarre sight of a man wearing nothing but his backpack. His fellow commuters quickly snapped pictures of him casually buying tickets from a machine and shared the images online. While the local police acted just as quickly and escorted the man away, the photographs from Sunday have already had thousands of views online.

At the 19th Sand Sculpture Festival, on the coast of Belgium in Ostend, 40 artists painstakingly carved 151 intricate murals along the theme of 'Stars'. Jaws (top left), Back to the Future (top right), Dirty Dancing (bottom right), Lord of the Rings (bottom left) and Muhammed Ali (centre) were just some of the epic 151 sculptures made of sand at the festival.

Police Inspector Alexander Usher (circled) was appointed 'No. 1 Shadow' to Princess Elizabeth in 1944, when she was aged 18. At the time the future monarch was 'heir presumptive' to the throne behind her father King George VI, who reigned from 1936 to 1952. Mr Usher served alongside her until 1951, by which time she had married Prince Philip (seen top right and bottom left), and he even went on their honeymoon. Many of the 200 black and white photos feature Mr Usher in the background while Princess Elizabeth meets and greets VIPs. When he is not keeping a protective eye over her he can be seen acting as her doorman and bagman.

Living near Ratnagiri in Maharashtra, India, 13-year-old Aditya Kumar Jangum has spent eight years honing his contortionist and yoga skills. His condition, hypermobility, has amazed his parents and friends, but Aditya wants to use it to his advantage and have his name into the Guinness World Records. Aditya credits his crazy twisting skills to his coach - Mangesh Kopker - who has been training him since he was eight years old.