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
Richard Barr will leave the capital on Saturday, on what would have been his son Tom's 22nd birthday
One Day for Children will raise money for Unicef.
'Fine, thanks' uses real-life stories
Sadiq Khan visited Stratford to see new activities taking place for young people
Switchback and Social Pantry both help teach and employ those leaving the criminal justice system
The proceeds for this year's event will go to help children with, or affected by, cancer.
There are fears the Baring Hall Hotel in Lewisham could be turned into flats
The comedy follows the lives of the childhood best friends
A new exhibition of self-portraits that have gone on show at the Gagosian's Grosvenor Hill site.
The Comedian Rob Carter is back with a new show
Telling the story of the Jazz musician Fats Waller
The production places the action on a cruise liner in the 1920s.
the 35th Association of Photographers awards have been revealed
With Matt WIthers
A year on from her Gold medal on the Gold coast
Employees are trained to become special constables
At the Serpentine Galleries
The burlesque star Kitty Bang Bang is among the cast
The Evening Standard's Homes and Property editor, Janice Morley talks to Tanya Francis
Founded in 1988 it celebrates the genre and its roots
Beth-Louise Priestley and David Ellis are among the cast.
Anti-knife crime campaigners including bereaved mothers gather outside Downing Street and block Westminster Bridge calling for action as they unite over the recent bloodshed here in the capital.
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
