Double hand transplant performed on child

An eight-year-old American boy who lost his hands and feet due to a serious infection has become the youngest patient to receive a double-hand transplant.

Zion Harvey's forearms were still heavily bandaged but his hands were visible as he flashed some big smiles for the camera at a hospital news conference. He described waking up with new hands as "weird at first, but then good."

Froome wins Tour de France again

British cyclist Chris Froome has won his second Tour de France title in three years. Froome cycles for Team Sky and the victory was the team's third Tour triumph in four years after Bradley Wiggins won in 2012, and Froome took the title in 2013.

This year's Tour de France developed into a four-way battle among Froome, Quintana, Alberto Contador and Vincenzo Nibali, but then became a two horse race between Froome and Quintana after the other two struggled in the Pyrenees.

New qualification for Duchess of Cambridge

The Duchess of Cambridge never fails to surprise us! Duchess Kate recently gained a new qualification.

She is now an advanced scuba diver! Kensington Palace recently confirmed that Kate has passed a Professional Association of Diving Instructors advanced open water diver qualification. Kate can now dive to a depth of 30 metres.

Her husband, Prince William is also a fine diver. Prince William is now the third generation of the monarchy to head the British Sub-Aqua Club, following his father and grandfather.

-Internet