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Brit mountaineer critically injured after falling 2,300ft from Iraq's tallest mountain

David Joy, 55, was climbing the 3,600m Mount Halgurd with a group of local and international hikers before he reportedly fell 700 metres over rocks, ice and snow, breaking both his legs

Daily Mirror

Andy Hallbery obituary: Former Autosport editor dies aged 56

Andy Hallbery, former Autosport editor and author, has died aged 56.

Autosport

‘Everyone knew his past’: how a coach stayed in soccer despite troubling allegations

When Brad Evans resigned from the University of Toledo allegations of sexual assault effectively disappeared, allowing him to continue coaching

The Guardian - US

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Brit plunges 100ft off mountain after he's charged at by angry mule on hike

Syed Bukhari suffered three separate head wounds that required a total of eight stitches after rescuers found his body following a 100 feet fall in the Himalayan mountains

Daily Mirror

What will be the future of the Thames Estuary settlements?

Residents of Eastchurch fear rising sea levels and flooding risk after a landslide caused a family to lose their home.

Al Jazeera

Chilling account of how RAF officer fell 3,300ft to his death in the Himalayas

"He lost his balance and he was spun forward. He slid for just a moment, then he fell head first. He disappeared without even crying out. I was speechless, rooted to the spot,” Mr Cazzanelli said

Daily Mirror

Scots RAF mountaineer presumed dead after vanishing during Pakistan expedition

Wing Commander Gordon Henderson, from Dunfermline in Fife, vanished on Broad Peak, the 12th highest mountain in the world, on July 19.

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Fife airman presumed dead after going missing on expedition in Pakistan

A Scottish Royal Air Force Commander who went missing on a major mountain expedition in Pakistan is believed to have died.

The National (Scotland)

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