The Latest Breaking News from Everest

Russian climber Pavel Kostrikin died at Camp I of Mount Everest, the first reported death of a foreigner on the world's highest peak in the current climbing season that began in March, a Nepali official said on Sunday. Kostrikin, 55, died at the camp, which is located at an altitude…

An experienced Nepalese Sherpa guide has scaled Mount Everest for the 26th time breaking his own record for the most climbs of the world’s highest peak

A Nepali sherpa scaled Mount Everest for a record 26th time, beating his own previous record set last year, a government official said on Sunday.

Former Lance Corporal Martyn Compton was named one of Britain's most injured soldiers after 75% of his body was burnt when the vehicle he was in was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade in Afghanistan

Jamie McAnsh woke up eight years ago paralysed from the waist down

The highest marathon in the world is so hard that some participants don't make it to the starting line, and those who do face 42 kilometres of altitude sickness, huge yaks, and the undefeated Nepalese.

Chloe and Jeff Smith run Bigmoose, a charity and coffee shop, and have set a huge fundraising goal for 2022

Although I’m wary of declaring any literary work to be the greatest ever, Shakespeare’s Hamlet would be a frontrunner. It’s often proclaimed to be or voted Shakespeare’s best play (Google it). It has countless film adaptations, is widely referenced, and even gets a homage of sorts in The Simpsons.

Najira Noushad from Mahe wants to prove India is a safe place for lone women travellers

Antiques Roadshow saw an eye-watering five-figure valuation at the close of Sunday's show, as the family of a Mount Everest mountaineer showed his extensive expedition tools

Mark Synnott climbed Earth's highest peak to solve a mystery, but found another upon returning.