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'Shocked and amazed': remains of British researcher found in a glacier

Sky News Monday, 11 August 2025 ()
'Shocked and amazed': remains of British researcher found in a glacierThe remains of a British researcher have been recovered from a glacier in Antarctica, more than 60 years after a scientific expedition went badly wrong.
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