Londoner's Tom Caulfield and James Whittle also known as Tempest Two will be taking on a new challenge next summer.
Although neither of them have climbed before they will be taking on what is considered the holy grail among rock climbers.
They are spent the next 24 hours training while raising money for the Grenfell community.
Donations can be made to their JustGiving page - The Tempest Two
Astrid started a go fund me page
The single was put together by his son and granddaughter
Made from recycled card, the 2D designs in the store tell the story of the people living on the borders of Nepal's national parks
In memory of his son and to raise funds for the Downs Syndrome Association
The annual fundraiser remembers BGC's 658 colleagues who died in the terror attacks in 2001.
Singer Una Healy and Olympian Samantha Quek joined in
The former British number 1 had a knock about with James Dickman
The Giving Bear is made of upcycled plastic from milk bottles collected from businesses in the surrounding area
Ice from Antarctica has been brought to London for the installation
'Blood Orange' tells the story of a junior doctor in Swansea who's hoping to move to Great Ormond Street.
The band's latest single, 'Come On It's Christmas Day' is out now.
Julie stars in 'The Greatest Play in the History of the World', described as a love story at the moment the world stops
The comedy is coming to Islington this Xmas
Matthew's workshop is Brixton Print Shed
The show is a follow-up
'I am peace' is out now
AVA are performing at the Moth Club
10 schools made the shortlist to be made into a real product
Proceeds from the version will go towards supporting Great Ormond street.
Minhee Jones is trying to break a world record attempt
CEO Simon Gunning spoke with James
With events taking place across London the shows will introduce audiences to some of the stories and inspirations behind the music.
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
