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Six people can‘t do a huge amount, but we just truck along, day through day. nobody really knows where we are, and then we suddenlyjust turn up, delivering a bounty. the us provided air muscle, flying in the scientists and their equipment, and ferrying everything down to the camps at the front of the glacier. then the really hard work began, digging snow, and lots of it. the scientists need ten tonnes of the stuff to fill this, a water container the size of a small swimming pool. this will be ...

Digging snow, and lots of it. the scientists need ten tonnes of the stuff to fill what they call the "flubber" — a water container the size of a small swimming pool. this will be the most southerly jacuzzi in the world, i think! a bank of boilers heats the water to just below boiling and then its sprayed down onto the ice, to melt a hole almost half a mile down to where the ocean water meets the glacier. only now can the scientists deploy their instruments. only by taking measurements here can...

Constantly. we did 90 minute shifts. 90 minutes rowing, 90 minute resting. >> he explains what drives him in his new book, the impossible first. he hopes people will seek out challenges. >> ominous at this down and say my impossible first is to do this and go out and take action in their own lives. >> anything is possible if you believe in yourself. colin isnt done with his adventures. this spring he wants to climb mount everest again but this time with his wife jenna. now these program notes. a...

Constantly 24 hours a day. the only way to do 90-minute shifts. 90 railing and 90 minutes resting. chris: new book, the impossible first. >> i made it. chris: he hopes people will seek out their own challenges. >> now my impossible first is to do this and go out and take action. >> anything is possible if you believe in yourself. chris: colin isnt done with his adventures, this spring he wants to climb mount everest again with this time with his wife jenna, now the program notes, ahead of big we...

Constantly 24 hours a day. the only way to do 90-minute shifts. 90 railing and 90 minutes resting. chris: new book, the impossible first. >> i made it. chris: he hopes people will seek out their own challenges. >> now my impossible first is to do this and go out and take action. >> anything is possible if you believe in yourself. chris: colin isnt done with his adventures, this spring he wants to climb mount everest again with this time with his wife jenna, now the program notes, ahead of big we...

To get some pretty sore aches and pains. after more than a month at sea, the end in sight for the trio of brothers with notjust one record on the horizon, but three. cheering. it has been utterly incredible and so surreal. being, you know, on a boat withjust three of us for 35 days. yeah, you are in your own wee bubble. so hearing other peoples voices and then all the other boats, their horns start going off when you come across the finishing, bizarre. the maclean brothers said they had no rowin...

Been a tough day. conditions are not great. in fact, at times, conditions were awful, lachlan, jamie and ewan maclean overcoming seasickness, dehydration and exhaustion in their epic row across the atlantic. being brothers was, they said, a help, not hindrance when times got tough. after 35 days and nights being at sea, the body is starting to get some pretty sore aches and pains. after more than a month at sea, the end in sight for the trio of brothers. with notjust one record on the horizon, b...

Good at. when they get to the workplace, if employers can focus on the benefits understrength areas of the benefits understrength areas of the and society as a whole, it will make a big difference for everybody with adhd, dyslexia and autism. there are employers who actively seek nero diverse people, like the intelligence agency gchq. -- neurodiverse. and the government does offer a ground for employers to help meet the needs of neurodiverse people. but until the traditional way of what changes ...

Feel a bit more normal now. what we re feel a bit more normal now. what were celebrations like? we have had a chilled 48 hours and lots of food, we a chilled 48 hours and lots of food, we have got our friends and family coming out over the next day and tomorrow. they are all a bit delayed getting in. we are looking forward to some partying. jamie, can ijust ask you about sitting on that co mforta ble ask you about sitting on that comfortable sofa, that must be appreciated after all of those days...

Lorna gordon reports. a record—breaking row, in a show of sibling courage. been a tough day. conditions are not great. in fact, at times, conditions were awful, lachlan, jamie and ewan maclean overcoming seasickness, dehydration and exhaustion in their epic row across the atlantic. being brothers was, they said, a help, not hindrance when times got tough. after 35 days and nights being at sea, the body is starting to get some pretty sore aches and pains. after more than a month at sea, the end...