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A growing mountain of gear: what’s in my pack for the trek to Everest Base Camp

Packing for Everest Base Camp requires a veritable sleight of hand to make sure you’re warm, cool, dry – and don’t overload yourself

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British climber sets new record with 19th Everest summit, the most by a non-Sherpa

Kenton Cool broke his own record to climb the world’s highest mountain

The Independent UK

Indian and Filipino trekkers become first casualties of new Everest climbing season

At least 345 people have died on world’s highest mountain since summiting expeditions started over 100 years ago

The Independent UK

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Expedition organizers say 2 climbers have died on Mount Everest

An Indian and a Filipino climber have died while climbing Mount Everest as hundreds more are attempting to scale the world's highest peak

The Independent UK

Mt. Everest Claims First Life Of 2025: Who Was Philipp Santiago And What Caused His Death?

Santiago's final ascent ends in tragedy, but his courage and dedication to helping others continue to inspire many.

International Business Times UK

When is the best time to climb Everest?

We take a look at when the best time to climb Everest is, why it is that the climbing window is so short and why summer and winter ascents are so rare

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A triathlon to the top of the world: British endurance athlete completes "impossible" 8,000-mile trek from sea level to Everest summit

The former Royal Marine took eight months to swim, bike, run and climb his way to the highest summit on earth

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Why you’ve probably never heard of the first woman to summit Everest

ANALYSIS: She reached the peak 50 years ago this week, but there are few anniversary celebrations, writes Jenny Hall

The Independent UK

Fifty years ago, Junko Tabei became the first woman to summit Everest – why do so few people know her story?

It was May 4 1975. The Japanese Women’s Everest Expedition team had been living at a high altitude for six weeks, and were less than a week away from their scheduled bid for the summit of Mount Everest. Exhausted, having established camp five at just below 8,000m on the south…

The Conversation

Former Royal Marine completes ‘world’s longest triathlon’ at Everest summit

Mitch Hutchcraft set off from Dover last September and reached the summit of Mount Everest on Sunday.

Evening Standard

Ex-Royal Marine completes ‘world’s longest triathlon’ at Everest summit

Mitch Hutchcraft swam across the Channel, cycled to India and ran to Nepal, covering 8,000 miles, to raise money for charity

The Guardian - UK

I'm trekking to Everest Base Camp next week – should I be nervous?

I ask my friends in high places for their best advice to help me prepare

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What was the 1996 Everest disaster? The chain of events that claimed eight lives and sparked never-ending controversy

On its anniversary we look at one of the deadliest days in mountaineering history

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Pro wrestler, who claims to have set new world record performing skateboard stunt midway through Mount Everest climb, successfully summits

Samuel Ratsch, better known as wrestler Darby Allin, reckons he performed the world's highest kickflip. Despite being an inexperienced climber, he's successfully reached the peak

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"Running up a mountain like a bird spreading its wings": Karl Egloff's quest to become the fastest man to climb the seven summits

The 44-year-old speed climber has Mount Everest in his sights as he strives to become the fastest to climb the tallest mountains on all seven continents

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Inexperienced climbers could be banned from scaling Mount Everest in move to reduce deaths and overcrowding

Climbers hoping to scale the world's tallest mountain may need to climb another 7,000m+ peak in Nepal first to receive a permit

Evening Standard

Former Royal Marine tackling world’s longest triathlon from UK to Everest’s peak

Mitch Hutchcraft set off from Dover in September and is now preparing for his climb to the summit of Everest.

The Independent UK

New requirement to limit how many people climb Mount Everest

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Nepal announces major rule change for anyone who wants to climb Everest

New bill criticised by international expedition organisers for only allowing certificates from Nepali mountain peaks

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Manaslu Circuit or Everest Base Camp Trek: Which is right for you?

If you’re seeking an unforgettable Himalayan adventure that combines raw natural beauty, authentic culture, and the challenge of high-altitude trekking, two names should be at the top of your list: Manaslu Circuit Trek and the Everest Base Camp Trek. Each trek is a world of its own, offering distinct landscapes,…

The Independent UK

Sherpa climber set to break his own record for ascents of Mount Everest

Rita departed Kathmandu on Sunday to lead a climbing expedition to the 8,849-meter summit

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“Xenon won’t propel us to the top, but it will protect us as we climb fast” - British politician plans to summit Everest using controversial gas

Lawmaker Al Carns and three ex-special forces pals want to summit the world's tallest mountain just four days after leaving home

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"Everest’s allure is timeless": permits to scale world's highest peak are selling twice as fast as they did in 2024

Tour operators predict a record-breaking season before the huge price hike in September

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What is a crux in climbing? Getting to grips with hardest parts of the ascent

We reveal how the crux impacts the overall grade of a route and consider famous examples from climbing history

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Could drones really replace sherpas on Everest? Successful trials see drones carry 33lbs of equipment to Camp 1

The return trips could be used to remove trash from the mountain, but not everyone approves

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