A British woman beat odds of more than five million to one when she gave birth to twins from her two wombs. Claire Miles, 35, born with a rare medical condition, has a pair of half-size wombs, making it extremely difficult to carry a baby successfully.Miles is one of about 70 women in the world known to have been pregnant in two wombs since 1905 -- and one of only five such women in Britain in the past 50 years to give birth to babies which survived.The twins, Noah Henry, fron Miles’s right womb, and Masie Rose, from her left womb, were born by a caesarian section on June 8 and are fit and well.