On January 29, reviewing the exhibition The Heart Of The Great Alone at Buckingham Palace, we said Ernest Shackleton’s 1914-17 Antarctic expedition was aboard the Endeavour. In fact, the ship was the Endurance. Last week we said Amy Childs from The Only

TWO pairs of skis belonging to Robert F. Scott of the Antarctic that went missing from his hut 57 years ago have been recovered after an amnesty on "lost" items. The wooden skis with leather bindings are thought to have been used by the explorer himself

As Ernest Shackleton knew, nothing is more essential for an epic expedition than good Scotch. Unlike the intrepid Antarctic explorer, however, the Walking With The Wounded team attempting to scale Everest this year on behalf of the military charity won't

In 1914, Ernest Shackleton and a crew of 27 men set out to explore the South Pole. At the time, Antarctica must have seemed forbidding and inviolate: A realm of perpetual ice, and nature at its most primal. The men were left at the mercy of the elements

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Anglo-Irish explorer Ernest Shackleton’s 1914 trans-Antarctic expedition is reignited by a contemporary dilemma: a changing environment and the planet’s uncertain future. The performances uses theatre, dance, puppetry, photography and film to create impr