Camilla Mills

Such a beautiful place and I just love to be able to challenge myself with its remoteness and extreme environment. I just thought, wow, maybe I can push myself, push those boundaries. Why not give it a go? Baffin was calling my name. It's always been a place I've loved.

Such a beautiful place and I just love to be able to challenge myself with its remoteness and extreme environment. I just thought, wow, maybe I can push myself, push those boundaries. Why not give it a go? Baffin was calling my name. It's always been a place I've loved.

Camilla Hempelmann-Adams fasste Temperaturen so hoch wie minus 40 Grad Celsius, als sie 13 Tage lang über Kanadas größte Insel treckte. Sie schlug die Distanz auf dem Fuß und mit dem Ski, während sie einen Schlauch drückte und es als hart, aber unglaublich beschrieben hat. No surprise then that her feet are sore.

Camilla Hempelmann-Adams fasste Temperaturen so hoch wie minus 40 Grad Celsius, als sie 13 Tage lang über Kanadas größte Insel treckte. Sie schlug die Distanz auf dem Fuß und mit dem Ski, während sie einen Schlauch drückte und es als hart, aber unglaublich beschrieben hat. No surprise then that her feet are sore.

But she's no stranger to breaking records, previously becoming the youngest British female to ski to the North Pole aged 15. Her father, the adventurer, Sir David Hempelman Adams, met her at the finish. She says she hopes to inspire other women and highlight the impact of climate change on the region.

But she's no stranger to breaking records, previously becoming the youngest British female to ski to the North Pole aged 15. Her father, the adventurer, Sir David Hempelman Adams, met her at the finish. She says she hopes to inspire other women and highlight the impact of climate change on the region.

Residents in parts of South Kivu are starting to flee to neighbouring countries as the M23 rebels are now advancing towards the provincial capital of Bukavu. The fighters, as we understand it, are about 100 kilometres away and apparently many people are starting to stock up on essentials and food.

Residents in parts of South Kivu are starting to flee to neighbouring countries as the M23 rebels are now advancing towards the provincial capital of Bukavu. The fighters, as we understand it, are about 100 kilometres away and apparently many people are starting to stock up on essentials and food.

These are really similar scenes to what we saw just a few days ago in Goma when the fighters captured that major city. Now, reportedly, the DRC army has set up a defensive line between Goma and Bukavu and hundreds of civilians are starting to come forward and volunteer to try and defend the city. The M23 rebels have also threatened to continue this offensive towards the capital, which is Kinshasa.

These are really similar scenes to what we saw just a few days ago in Goma when the fighters captured that major city. Now, reportedly, the DRC army has set up a defensive line between Goma and Bukavu and hundreds of civilians are starting to come forward and volunteer to try and defend the city. The M23 rebels have also threatened to continue this offensive towards the capital, which is Kinshasa.

Analysts are saying that this could be unlikely because that's about 2,500 kilometres away and on the other side of the country.

Analysts are saying that this could be unlikely because that's about 2,500 kilometres away and on the other side of the country.

Well, the fall of Goma has really rattled the continent and it's prompted huge reaction also from the international community. Their fears of a humanitarian crisis and warnings that this conflict could seep into the wider region.

Well, the fall of Goma has really rattled the continent and it's prompted huge reaction also from the international community. Their fears of a humanitarian crisis and warnings that this conflict could seep into the wider region.

As we just heard, the Burundian president has urged the international community to intervene and try and restrain Rwanda to prevent this war from spreading into the Great Lakes. Burundi has about 10,000 soldiers in the DRC at the moment, and Uganda's army is saying that it's going to adopt what it's calling an active defence measure.

As we just heard, the Burundian president has urged the international community to intervene and try and restrain Rwanda to prevent this war from spreading into the Great Lakes. Burundi has about 10,000 soldiers in the DRC at the moment, and Uganda's army is saying that it's going to adopt what it's calling an active defence measure.

Now, the effort to end the DRC conflict has really ramped up in the last few days. We've seen leaders from the Southern African Development Community asking for an immediate joint summit with their East African counterparts. The DRC, just to put this into context, is the second largest country in Africa. It's about two-thirds the size of Western Europe and borders nine countries.

Now, the effort to end the DRC conflict has really ramped up in the last few days. We've seen leaders from the Southern African Development Community asking for an immediate joint summit with their East African counterparts. The DRC, just to put this into context, is the second largest country in Africa. It's about two-thirds the size of Western Europe and borders nine countries.

So the risk of this really escalating is huge.

So the risk of this really escalating is huge.