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Chelsea and England’s  footballer player Frank Lampard has returned one of the highest scores ever seen by experts, that put him in the most intelligent 0.1 percent of Britain’s population.

The former public schoolboy, 30, is now known to as The Professor by Stamford Bridge teammates, according to the Daily Star.

The tests were conducted by Brain-English, the Chelsea club doctor, as part of research into how head injuries can affect fotballer’s neurological development.

“John Terry was in the top three, but Frank Lampard scored one of the highest set of marks ever recoeded by the company doing the tests, ad higher than me”, Dr English said.

The newspaper quoted sources as claiming that Lampard’s IQ score was more than 150.

Vorderman, the former Countdown presenter famed for her mathematical prowess, has an IQ of 154, while the national average is 100.

Lampard was educated at the Brentwood School in Essex where he obtained 12 GCSE’s – including an A in Latin – before turning professional at his first club West Ham.

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Mahatma Gandhi’s belongings, which also includes a pair of his iconic glasses, have been auctioned off and the buyer is India’s liquor and airline baron Vijay Mallya.
Mallya bought Bapu’s belongings for $1.8 million, which’s about Rs 9 crore.
His representative, Tony Bedi, bid for the items.The items went under the hammer amid last minute high drama as James Otis, the man who owned the items, said he wanted to call off the auction. But the auction house Antiquorum went ahead with the auction as planned.
Indian officials had maintained that the auction was illegal, but also that they were continuing to negotiate with the owner, James Otis, over a possible resolution.
Ultimately, the government and Otis were not successful in halting the auction.
The bidders include a dozen people in the room, 30 people on the phone, and about two dozen people who submitted written bids.
The auction house said it would keep possession of the items for two weeks in order to make sure there were no legal claims over ownership. The second highest bid was a $1.75 million bid submitted online from Britain.
As soon as Lot Number 364, the Gandhi items, came up for sale shortly after 3 pm, a hush settled across the room and a slide show of Gandhi was displayed, with a recording of piano music.

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