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Hand Transplant

Life's dealt me a good hand at last: Ex-Marine's miracle transplant means he can finally hold his grandson's hand

Mark Cahill is the first person in Britain to have a hand transplant
He endured two decades of pain with fingers crippled by gout and infection
8-hour op involved connecting bones, tendons, nerves, arteries and veins

PUBLISHED: 21:41 GMT, 4 July 2013 | UPDATED: 06:33 GMT, 5 July 2013

He endured two decades of pain and faced a future in which even the simplest tasks would prove impossible.

Then, at last, life dealt Mark Cahill a good hand. The former Royal Marine became the first person in Britain to have a hand transplant when the pioneering operation was carried out six months ago.

Now, after struggling for so long with fingers crippled by gout and infection, he finally feels confident enough to give the new set a thumbs-up.

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Hand in hand: Mark Cahill holding the hand of his Grandson Thomas,4 after becoming the first person in Britain to undergo a hand transplant

Brand new second hand: Mark Cahill shows off his transplanted hand six months after the operation

He can already carry tea to his wife – and, triumphantly, he can walk hand in hand with his four-year-old grandson.

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It might not sound impressive, but to Mr Cahill – and the team behind the ground-breaking surgery – it is a medical milestone.

At the door of his West Yorkshire home he greets me with a beaming smile and, naturally, a cheery handshake.

It is an everyday gesture he was unable to perform when he lost use of his right hand five years ago, and one in which he now delights.

Tea's up: Mark Cahil serves a cuppa to wife Sylvia thanks to his new hand

Simple tasks like dialling a number on his mobile phone had been impossible for Mr Cahill when he suffered from gout and infections

Cup of tea? No problem now for Mr Cahill. Turn the TV on? Easy with his new hand on the remote control.

Ah, but those cursed buttons. For the last years of the 52-year-old's illness, infection paralysed his right hand as gout crippled his left.

So his loyal wife Sylvia partly buttoned his shirts, to allow him to slip them over his head; she then fastened the last buttons for him. Soon she expects to be relieved of shirt-button duty.

They even hold hands like young lovers 'just because we can', she said. Yet both know Mrs Cahill, 48, is holding a stranger's hand. They have no idea who the donor was.

'You can't stop yourself wondering at first but I don't dwell on it,' Mr Cahill said. 'You can think too much about that sort of thing. I still just sit and look at it in amazement. I can't believe it. But it's part of me now – my hand, my life.'

Mark Cahill puts his socks on using his new transplanted hand

Prescription: Mr Cahill with the huge array of pills he has to take every day

The transplant at Leeds General Infirmary was unique as the original hand was removed in the same procedure.

In the eight-hour operation a team led by consultant plastic surgeon Professor Simon Kay connected the bones, tendons, nerves, arteries and veins before the skin was stitched shut.

Result (initially, at least): A bruised, scarred and unfamiliar hand at the� end of his right arm. And fingers that pointed the way to a new lease of life.�

'When the swelling goes down and the skin becomes the same colour you won't be able to tell the difference,' Mr Cahill said. 'The nails grow and there are hairs growing,' he adds, wiggling each finger independently.

'It will never be totally mine, it's smaller than my left hand and of course the fingerprints aren't the same. But the difference it makes is incredible.'

Mark Cahill during his training for the Royal Marines aged 17 in 1978 and with wife Sylvia today

Mr Cahill left the Marines before completing full training, and every subsequent career involved using his hands. But gout struck him at the age of 32, causing the joints on his left hand to swell and the fingers to curl.

Then his right hand became infected and, eventually, paralysed. And when his disability worsened, he was forced to leave the pub he ran locally with his wife.

Mr Cahill was offered a prosthetic hand but opted for the real thing. Professor Kay thinks this was the right choice.

He told me: 'The thing that's remarkable about Mark is the speed of recovery. And his attitude is absolutely fantastic. He just gets on with it. He is a Yorkshireman, after all.'

: British Airways Super Jumbo Plane

British Airways Super Jumbo Plane

Flight of the superjumbo: British Airways takes delivery of its first new £270million Airbus A380 as it touches down at Heathrow

Airbus A380 touched down in Heathrow from Toulouse this morning
Bigger, more spacious, more comfortable, quieter than jets it replaces
First of a double-decker dozen of A380s ordered by British Airways
Comes ahead of fleet going into service in Autumn

By Ray Massey On Board Ba's New A380

PUBLISHED: 07:21 GMT, 4 July 2013 | UPDATED: 17:57 GMT, 4 July 2013

British Airways today took delivery of its new double-decker 'superjumbo' which airline bosses say will herald a new era for the nation's flagship airline.

BA says passengers will find its new £270million Airbus A380 bigger, more spacious, more comfortable, quieter and 'greener' than the ageing Jumbo jets it replaces – with fresher in-flight air to boot.

This morning the giant of the skies touched down at Heathrow in London, waved on by cheering BA staff who welcomed its arrival.

The plane is the first of a dozen of A380s ordered by British Airways ahead of the model going into service in the autumn.

Homecoming: The Airbus A380 resplendent in distinctive BA livery dwarfs houses as it comes into land at Heathrow Airport, London

Feat of engineering: The huge plane, pictured at Heathrow this morning, will carry 469 passengers across First, Business and Economy classes

BA behemoth: The A380 superjumbo captain puts the plane's many wheels down in preparation for landing today

Good day for BA: Tricia Dowdell, 50 From Ascot, left, Sarah Kiff, 47 from Croxley Green, centre, and Julie Coker, 47 from Hayes, right, await the new arrival at Heathrow

Welcome party: From left to right, Graziella Buttaci, 26 from Surrey, Ruth Forbes, 29 from Beaconsfield, Delilah Legdlai, 40 from London Esha Sakon, 39 from Sandhurst and Laura Keeping, 40 from St Albans wve their flags to welcome the plane

British Airways today has taken delivery of the new double-decker 'superjumbo' which airline bosses say will herald 'a new era' for the nation¿s flagship airline - the A3B0

BA says passengers will find its new £270million Airbus A380 bigger, more spacious, more comfortable, quieter and 'greener' than the ageing Jumbo jets it replaces - with fresher in-flight air to boot

It is part of the airline's wider five-year £5bn investment plan to refresh its fleet with 52 new aircraft including the Airbus's new rival Boeing 787 dubbed the 'plastic plane'.

Global icon: The A380 comes into land with London's skyline in the background

Giant: British Airways' first Airbus A380 superjumbo next to a sister Airbus A320 having arrived on its delivery flight

Arrival: The British Airways Airbus A380 prepares to touchdown at Heathrow this morning for the first time

Touchdown: The £270million A380 lands at Heathrow for the first time as the airline takes delivery of its first of 12 new planes

Arrival: Captain James Basnett landed BA's new double-decker Airbus A380 touching down bang on time at 10.30am after a smooth and eerily quiet one and a half hour flight from the Airbuse factory in Toulouse

Arrival: BA staff celebrate outside at Heathrow as the A380 parks up for the first time outside its airbase

Pilot: The cockpit of the new A380 plane which has touched down at Heathrow for the first time

Up top: Inside the cockpit of the A380. The plane has two pilots, although on longer flights four will be used

The vast double decker superjumbo planes can theoretically carry up to 800 people - provided all the passengers are squeezed into narrow economy-sized seats

BA add that the new economy seats have been cleverly designed to be thinner backed and hollowed out to increase seating space for passengers

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શુક્રવાર, 5 જુલાઈ, 2013

This exhibition of Historical marker Of Hajarat Mohhaad Payangbar Saheb at Dahod Kasba area

ઇસ્લામના સ્થાપક હજરત મહંમદ પયંગબર સાહેબના અને ઈમામ હુસૈનના સમયની અર્થાત આશરે 1400 વર્ષ અગાઉના તેમના વાળ, તેમના માતા પહેરતા તે વસ્ત્ર, ઓઢવાની ચાદર, તેમના પગલાની માટીમાં અંકાઈ ગયેલી નિશાની, તેમને ભેટમાં મળેલ વીંટી, ચાબુકનો કોરડો કે તેઓ જમવા માટે ઉપયોગમાં લેતા તે લાકડાના થાળી-વાટકો અને ગ્લાસ વગેરે કરબલાથી વર્ષો અગાઉ જ આવેલ જેને ભારતમાં જ તામિલનાડુના એક સ્થળે સચવાયેલ છે. દાહોદ મુસ્લિમ સમાજ પણ આ પવિત્ર ગણાતી અણમોલ નિશાનીઓના દર્શન કરી શકે તેવા શુભાશયથી અત્રે કસબા વિસ્તારના હોલ ખાતે તેનું ગુરુવારના રોજ નિદર્શન આવ્યું હતું જેનો અસંખ્ય મુસ્લિમોએ શ્રધ્ધાપૂર્ણ લાભ લઇ ધન્યતા અનુભવી હતી.આવો, આપણે આ પ્રદર્શનનું અત્રે નિદર્શન કરીએ.

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Everywhere Heavy rain at Dahod (Photo)

દાહોદ ખાતે ગઈકાલે બુધવારની રાતથી લઈને ગુરુવારે સવાર લઇ ધોધમાર કક્ષાનો વરસાદ થવા પામ્યો હતો . દાહોદના વિવિધ વિસ્તારોની સૂચક તસ્વીરો શ્રી ગૌરવ લીમડીવાળા અને શ્રી શબ્બીર જાદલીવાલાના F.B. ઉપરથી તેમના સૌજન્યથી લીધી છે