Ang Rita Sherpa is the first person to have climbed Mount Everest 10 times without bottled oxygen.
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Mountaineering
Matterhorn conquest for double amputee
Now determination, bravery and motivation are all things Neil Heritage has in abundance. He’s a former soldier, who lost his legs to a suicide bomb in Iraq in 2004, who last week became the first above-the-knee double amputee to scale the Matterhorn mountain - one of the most famous and sheer mountains in the Alps. He told us how it feels. (Picture: Neil Heritage at the top of the Matterhorn, August 2020. Credit: Climb2Recovery and Neptune)
Leo Houlding's children make history by becoming the youngest to reach the top of Piz Badile.
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Motorists thought police were "bluffing" with a threat to tow away cars, officers report.
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Visitors are being warned they could be towed away if they park illegally at the foot of Snowdon.
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Stephen Watson
BBC Sport Northern Ireland
Jules Molyneaux has been confirmed by the Matterhorn museum to be the youngest to reach the imposing mountain's summit.
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Aberdeen Mountain Rescue Team issued the warning about the "significantly-sized boulders" on melting snow.
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Hillwalkers should not be concerned about calling 999 for help, Scottish Mountain Rescue say.
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Nia Cerys
Newyddion BBC Cymru
Caradog 'Crag' Jones became the first Welshman to climb Mount Everst in May 1995.
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