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The disturbing moment a man appeared to try to abduct a baby from a stroller has been captured on camera. Surveillance footage recorded on Sunday at a Dunkin' Donuts in downtown Philadelphia shows an unidentified man reaching into a stroller inside the store. The short clip starts by showing the man stand up from a chair near a window of the store, before he takes a few steps towards the stroller - which was behind a woman waiting in line (left). The man then reached down into the stroller and appeared to grab the baby (middle), and looked like he was about to lift the child out of the pram. However, the woman quickly spun around and shielded the baby (right) from the man, before another male customer stepped in and heavily shoved him towards the wall of the store.

Mel B would be 'hounded and cajoled' into threesomes with estranged husband Stephen Belafonte at Hugh Hefner's Playboy mansion prior to their abrupt separation, sources claim. TMZ report the former Spice Girl, 41, would harassed into visiting Hefner's Holmby Hills mansion 'for hours on end' by Belafonte, also 41, until she finally relented. Sources allege Mel would often express reluctance to visit the sprawling property, shared by the publishing magnate with a select group of of his Playboy Bunnies.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry (pictured center) have joined the families of Westminster terror attack victims and survivors at a multi-faith service. Around 1,800 people have gathered at Westminster Abbey for the Service of Hope, two weeks on from Khalid Masood's murderous rampage. Witnesses and members of the emergency services involved in the response effort are among the congregation for the service - held just minutes from where the attack unfolded. American tourist Melissa Payne Cochran (pictured top and bottom right), who lost her husband Kurt (inset) in the horrific incident, smiled as she was spotted arriving at Westminster Abbey's Service of Hope. She sustained a broken leg and shattered ribs in the attack. Five people, including terrorist Masood, were killed and dozens of others injured in the 82-second atrocity on Wednesday March 22. Mrs Cochran's husband Kurt Cochran, 54, retired window cleaner Leslie Rhodes, 75, and Aysha Frade, 44, died when the Muslim convert drove at pedestrians on Westminster Bridge. 

She has been sharing swimsuit snaps from her latest sunny getaway.  But Lindsay Lohan, 30, opted for a Burkini as she set out for a paddleboarding session in Phuket, Thailand last week. The two-piece ensemble covered the Mean Girls actress head to toe as she got to grips with a large board on the sand before venturing out into the water.

In a modification to a 2010 divorce agreement between Jodie Sweetin and ex-husband Cody Herpin, the actress agreed to increase her child support payments.The exes have an eight-year-old daughter together: Zoie Herpin (pictured in black jacket). Recent court documents obtained by DailyMail.com mandate that Sweetin will pay $2,000 a month until Zoie turns 18 and $10,000 in retroactive child support. Separately, Sweetin also called off her 14-month engagement to writer and producer Justin Hodak (left) just last month.

Trans women must attend draft days in Thailand because the country's law does not allow people to change their gender on their ID documents. While many trans draftees are exempt from joining the army, they still have to stand in line with approximately 100,000 men to show their exemption certificates. Forcing them to partake in draft day has caused embarrassment and stress for many Thai trans women and caused outcry from LGBT communities. In Thai culture, trans women are often known as 'Katoeys', controversially known in western culture as 'ladyboys'.

President Donald Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon has been removed from the National Security Council, according to an administration filing. Trump elevated Bannon to the council at the start of his presidency, causing controversy. An administration official said the move was to 'de-operationalize' Gen. Mike Flynn, the former national security adviser. Flynn resigned his post under pressure on February 13 and was replaced by General H.R. McMaster. Energy Secretary Rick Perry is now a member of the principals committee - the top echelon of the council.

Nebraska's Ben Sasse told the NY Times that Trump (center) would have been crushed at the polls if he had faced the former veep Biden (left), who never ran because he was in mourning following his son's death. Sasse also claimed the only reason Trump prevailed in November was the weakness of his main adversary, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton (right). 'If Joe Biden would have run against Donald Trump, Biden would have won in a landslide,' Sasse said.

Ivanka Trump is getting to work teaching youngest son Theodore another language just one week after her baby boy celebrated his first birthday. The 35-year-old mother of three posted a picture on Tuesday of herself and Theodore playing in the living room of her $5.5million Kalorama home in Washington DC, writing: 'The best moment of the day!' And sitting right in front of baby Theodore was a set of building blocks covered in colorful Chinese symbols.

Ivanka Trump spoke out against her critics and revealed what exactly her new White House role would entail during an interview with Gayle King on 'CBS This Morning' Wednesday. The First Daughter also stated that while she not be publicly attacking her father's stances in the press or on social media, they two so have disagreements and her is very much aware how his famous daughter feels on a number of subjects. 'I'll weigh in with my father on the issues I feel strongly about,' said Ivanka, who when pressed refused to actually cite a specific example of one of these issues. 'So where I disagree with my father, he knows it. And I express myself with total candor.'

President Donald Trump and his wife Melania welcomed King Abdullah II Hussein of Jordan and his wife Queen Rania at the West Wing of White House on Wednesday. For her first meeting with royalty, Melania opted for an emerald frock, which she paired with a black belt and classic black pumps. Queen Rania looked just as chic in a black and white ensemble featuring a pencil skirt, and like Melania, she also donned a thin black belt to cinch her waist. After their husbands' joint press conference, the women visited Excel Academy Public Charter School to meet with parents, teachers, and students (inset).

Donald Trump has defended Bill O'Reilly after a New York Times report claimed that the Fox News host had settled out of court after several women accused him of sexual harassment, verbal abuse, and inappropriate behavior. While giving a White House press conference on ex-National Security Advisor Susan Rice, Trump mentioned O'Reilly (both pictured in 2009), saying: 'I think he's a person I know well - he is a good person.' Trump, who was beset by claims of sexual harassment during the election season, said: 'I think he shouldn't have settled; personally I think he shouldn't have settled.' 'Because you should have taken it all the way. I don't think Bill did anything wrong,' he added, according to The New York Times. Those remarks came as the number of companies pulling advertising from The O'Reilly Factor swelled from 22 on Tuesday night to 44, with Subaru USA, Jenny Craig, H&R; Block, Advil and Amica insurance among the recently departed.

She founded her own polling company and made it all the way to the White House as President Trump's counselor - but Kellyanne Conway once played the wicked stepmother in the school's production of Cinderella and dreamed of being a 'lawyer, wife and mother.' Though she now calls herself 'a fully recovered attorney' after giving up the law for politics, during her teenage years she had other less lofty goals. Among them were 'to kiss Rick Springfield at least once' and 'to be on time.' Conway's father, John Fitzpatrick (bottom right with Kellyanne in the 1980s, and top right in January), told DailyMail.com: 'I guess she really is one of the most famous women in America right now.'

Stefano Gabbana, one half of the famed duo Dolce & Gabbana, posted a photo to his Instagram account on Tuesday of Melania wearing on of the fashion house's blazers for her official White House portrait. 'BEAUTIFUL,' wrote Gabbana alongside the image, along with eight emoji hearts. Soon after he posted, the comment section began to film up with many criticizing Gabbana and the fact that he was celebrating the First Lady. And rather than keep quiet, the designer fired right back, telling one person to 'f*** off' and another to 'go to hell.'

A New York City woman got her head caught in the doors of the subway while apathetic commuters - including an MTA official - strolled past. A video emerged on Instagram, showing a woman's head poking out between the doors, which closed around her neck while her body remained inside the train car. She remained trapped while the train was parked at a station and one person filmed her predicament while others walked past without stopping to help.

Haunting photographs show some of the women who attended the infamous Bethlem Royal Hospital where patients were 'treated' by being spun round in a chair. Most of the patients at the hospital, better known as Bedlam, were diagnosed with acute mania and some arrived after killing people. The notorious institute, which is now based in Bromley, London, was founded in 1247 during the reign of Henry III. Photographer Henry Hering took pictures of scores of Bethlem patients in order to examine their faces for evidence of their mental health conditions. Sarah Gardner (centre), a domestic servant, was admitted to Bethlem when she was 26-years-old in 1857 after she suffered from 'great mental depression'. Harriet Jordan (right) was one of the many patients who were admitted to the hospital in 1858. She was later diagnosed with acute mania. Some of the women in the photographs were not identified (left).

A woman with webbed feet was discovered 'mostly naked' while walking in a Fresno, California, road. Now, police say they are seeking help in identifying the woman, who has said that she is a mermaid. The woman was located walking in the middle of the street on Millerton Road. Police say that 'her hair was wet, she was mostly naked, and she said she had been in the water'. Fresno police said the woman is 16 - 30 years old.

Amy Robertson, a high school principal in Pittsburg, Kansas, has been forced to resign after her dodgy education background was exposed by a group of student journalists. Robertson (right), the newly-appointed principal at Pittsburg High School in Kansas, was approved for her new job by the local Board of Education on March 6. But before she could settle into the role, student journalists writing for the Booster Redux - the school's newspaper (inset) - decided to dig into Robertson's background. During their three-week investigation the six reporters (left, three of the team) iscovered the private college where their principal received both her Masters and Doctorate degrees had been deemed a 'diploma mill'.

Hail the size of baseballs pelted Alabama and other areas of the south on Wednesday, as well as at least one large tornado and smaller twisters in severe storms and flooding in the area, toppling trees and raining out golfers warming up for the Masters Tournament.

Police in San Diego say a man struck another man (bottom left inset) in the head with a rock in a random attack late Monday night. Cops quickly cornered a suspect, who was on the other side of a metal fence. They then ordered the man to jump over the fence so they could arrest him - but he got his pants stuck on a spike. One of the officers had to rip the suspects pants to get him off he fence. Authorities have not identified the suspect.

Maria Arias, 25, gave birth to Penelope Jo Fernandez on February 24, calling the baby girl a little piece of the baseball star that he left behind. She had learned she was having a girl just one week before Fernandez died in a tragic boating accident. The baseball star was killed after his 32-foot boat named 'Kaught Looking' smashed into a rocky jetty in the early hours of September 25. Fernandez's autopsy revealed he had cocaine in his system and had alcohol levels almost double the legal limit.

Sources close to sales talks for the Miami Marlins have revealed that former New York Yankee Derek Jeter and fomer Florida governor Jeb Bush are among those in the running to buy the team. People in the know have suggested the National League team may go for as much as $1.6 billion dollars. That's quite the increase from the $158 million owner Jeffrey Loria paid for the baseball franchise in 2002.

Harriet Fielding, 57, adopted Mark (inset) aged seven in 2007. He was later banned from coming near her after assaulting and terrorising her. Catherine Watts, 43 and her husband John, 42, adopted Sarah (right with Catherine) seven years ago when she was 12, and later her sister and brother. All children had complex learning and behavioural difficulties but over the years they have developed and thrived.

This hilarious collection of images captures some of the most unnecessary signs from around the world. From pointing out that lions are dangerous to asking men not to drink from the urinal, each has left readers baffled with their very obvious message. Another particularly bewildering beach sign directs sun-seekers towards the 'sea entrance'. Here, Femail rounds up 10 of the best examples.

Morgan Barley, 19, shared two photos of herself in a swimsuit on her account earlier this month. One shows her at 286 pounds, and the other at 172 pounds. The Ventura, California student posted the pictures hoping to encourage others to find their own, healthy path to weight loss. But she said she was shocked to see the snaps had been taken down from her account. Barley promptly posted them again and pledged not to let other people's reactions keep her from celebrating her body and her weight loss, which came as the result of paying attention to both her physical and mental well-being. The student began struggling with food after being diagnosed with ovarian torsion aged 15. The condition, in addition to causing her pain, meant she lost one ovary and caused doctors to tell her she would not be able to have biological children.

A Wheel of Fortune contestant declared a hilariously wrong answer with such confidence she became a viral sensation. Contestant Melinda, who appeared on the popular game show on Tuesday night, was presented with the challenge of guessing  _O_EYS_CK_E B_S_ under the category of living things. Melinda quickly pressed the buzzer and declared 'Popsicle bike' in a bizarre and wildly wrong guess to what was 'Honeysuckle bush'.

Kevin Mena attacked a 66-year-old man on Sunday, who accidentally tried to get into his car at a shopping plaza in Orange County, Florida. Mena was walking to his black Jeep when he noticed the Parkinson's sufferer trying to open one of the doors. The victim's daughter says he confused the car with hers. Mena attacked the man from behind and then fled the scene. He was arrested a short time later and remains in jail without bond

Jamall Killings, 24 (left), turned himself into Cincinnati police on Tuesday. Authorities say Killings and an accomplice killed 44-year-old Jamie Urton (right) last month when Urton hit Killings' four-year-old son with his car. Killings' son's injuries were not life-threatening. Killings appeared in court for the first time on Wednesday and bond was set at $2.1million. He faces charges of murder and felonious assault.

While very rare, cases of inter-species bonding have been observed both in the wild and in domestic settings. Here, MailOnline Travel presents the most heartwarming unions in the world. Pictured, clockwise from top left, Kasi the cheetah and Mtani the labrador at the Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida; Varli the chimp and Sutra the lynx cub at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina; a tiny fawn nuzzling a kitten; Baloo the bear, Leo the lion and Shere Khan the tiger at the Noah's Ark Animal Shelter in Georgia; Bob the golden retriever with his squad of eight birds and a hamster at their home in Sao Paulo, Brazil; and a handsome alsatian with its pet owl in Germany.

Quintuplets are already uncommon but the Wade brothers - (main image, l-r) Zachary, Aaron, Nigel and Nick - are in a league of their own. That's what the 18-year-olds discovered this week when they opened their acceptance letters to discover that they had all been accepted into Harvard and Yale, as well as a succession other of Ivy League colleges. 'We're still in shock, honestly,' Aaron told The Washington Post. 'I don't think it has sunk in yet.'

This hilarious album compiled by Bored Panda captures the comical expressions on the faces of children who appear less than thrilled by the arrival of a baby sibling. From screaming tantrums to angry looks or complete disinterest, these snaps shared by amused parents prove sibling rivalry starts early.

Why hello bear! A mama bear and her two cubs were caught in California in front of a home. A video shows one of the bears crossing the street in South Lake Tahoe. Three bears are eventually seen hanging around an open minivan in the home's driveway. At least two of the furry critters appear to snack on the bag's contents. The video's description said: 'Randomly came across a mama bear and her two cubs, who managed to open a Honda Van to get to what looks like a bag of chips or Dog Food.'

A Florida woman caught the moment that a mother alligator lead her 16 newborns across a golf course into their new pond-home. Sharon Whiting, from Rotunda West, Florida, took a video of the baby gators marching across the golf course. The adorable gang of tiny killers paraded from the pond they were born in, which is small and drying up, into a larger one with more water.

The indoor 49,000-square-foot, $40million display on West 44th Street in Manhattan includes scale models of structures, cities and landscapes from (clockwise) the National September 11 Memorial and the Oculus, the Lincoln Memorial, India's Taj Mahal and Times Square. The attraction is named for Jonathan Swift's novel Gulliver's Travels, which told the story of a man shipwrecked on an island inhabited by tiny people.

People have been sharing the funniest examples of library warning signs online, proving that these temples of academic research and study are anything but humourless. Clockwise from top left: Avoiding the library can be fatal; don't bring a plate of Bolognese; avoid sex acts in the toilets; sobbing loudly is also a bad ideas; as is drawing on students, and don't snack on the headphones.

Dramatic pictures show the machine, known as Bertha, breaking through a concrete wall at the end of its 1.75-mile journey under Seattle, Washington. Critics of the effort to build the underground roadway called it an overpriced endeavor that would collapse under the weight of its ambition and mounting costs. For a while, they looked to be right as the machine, known as Bertha, broke down soon after it started drilling in 2013 and didn't crank up again until last year. A new $3.1bn double-decker highway is due to open in 2019 - three years later than planned.