A 10-year-old chess prodigy from London has become the youngest person to earn the woman international master title. That's one rank below the highest title in chess: the grandmaster. Bodhana Sivanandan has already beat a grandmaster, after outplaying 60-year-old Peter Wells at last month's British Chess Championships. The titles don't stop there... Last year, Bodhana was thought to have become the youngest person ever to represent England internationally in any sport when she was selected for the England Women's Team at the Chess Olympiad in Hungary. Her father Siva previously said he had no idea where his daughter got her talent from as neither he nor his wife are any good at chess. Tap the link in BBCNews's bio to find out how Bodhana got into chess. (📸 Getty) #Chess #BBC