Steven Worden is told the odds of one ewe giving birth to five lambs are one-in-a-million and it happens 'once in a generation'

A farmer has beaten odds of one-in-a-million to welcome a special delivery of five lambs born to one ewe.
The rare quintuplets have shocked Steven Worden, 26, and his wife Diana, 23, after being born at their farm.
Their Dorset X Mule ewe was due to have triplets, so after three new-borns arrived Mr Worden thought his work was done, and returned to the house.
But when Mrs Worden returned to check on the lambs an hour later she realised the mother had given birth to another two.
The National Farmer's Union said surviving quintuplets was extremely rare and it was a "once in a generation" experience.

The Wordens have had the sheep, known simply as 41, since opening their farm three years ago, and every lambing season so far she has given birth to two lambs.
And Mr Worden, from the Lizard, Cornwall, said they were shocked to have beaten some huge odds but delighted with the new additions to the farm.
He said: "I always go out to check on the sheep during the night. I checked at about 4am when I heard some bleating, and she was having difficulty so I gave her a hand.

"It can be difficult for sheep to birth more than one lamb. Usually you get a head and two feet, but if there is more than one another foot can get in the way and complicate things.
"She had been scanned, so were expecting three. When I had delivered the three I went back inside, thinking that my work was done.
"Then an hour later my wife went to check on the lambs and another two had popped out."
This is the most recent in a string of good luck for the farming duo, just days before the quintuplets were safely delivered they also delivered four lambs to one ewe.
Mr Worden said: "We thought we were lucky to get four lambs to one ewe, that was surprising enough.

"But to now get the quintuplets is unbelievable. We must be doing something right."
A spokesman for the National Farmers Union said: "Quintuplets are very rare and I bet it came as a real surprise especially as it was not picked up on the scans ahead of lambing.
"We hear a lot about twins and triplets that are born on farms, but surviving quintuplets are something very special and unusual.
"This sort of thing my be a once in a generation experience."