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British minister under investigation for climbing Everest using Xenon gas
A British minister is being investigated for using a controversial gas to climb Mount Everest in record-breaking time. Al Carns, the veterans minister, was part of a group of ex-British Special Forces soldiers who flew the Union flag on the summit on Wednesday, after an arduous five-day climb.
An expert mountain guide has put four of his clients on top of Mount Everest less than a week after they left London, one of ...
Four British climbers used Xenon gas to reach the summit of Mount Everest in less than five days, causing controversy.
Two people died while climbing Mount Everest as hundreds of climbers are attempting to scale the world's highest peak, ...
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“Black rocky hills have started to appear” - Experts witness the devastating toll of climate change on Mount Everest in eye-opening fly-by"In the past, wherever you looked, you would see snow-covered mountains. But now, black rocky hills have started to appear.
In his latest video dispatch, Ben Ayers interviews Viorel “Wally” Stirbu, who is back at Everest for his third attempt to ...
TWO Filipina mountaineers who made the first and only documented all-female traverse of Mt. Everest have reunited with other ...
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Who are the Everest sherpas and what do they do? We look at the often unsung heroes behind some of the world's most famous mountaineersPeople who live in the Nepalese mountains have been guiding foreign climbers up the world's tallest mountain since the 1920s.
UNDP Youth Advocate and mountaineer Ikramul Hasan Shakil successfully scaled Mount Everest, after walking around 1,400 ...
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