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British rock climber Neil Gresham has made the first ascent of Lexicon at Pavey Ark in England. Graded E11 7a, it checks in as one of the hardest trad climbs in Great Britain.

British rock climber Hazel Findlay has repeated Muy Caliente!, the extremely difficult trad climb at Stennis Ford, Pembroke, Wales.

British rock climber James Taylor has made the first ascent of Prisoners of the Sun, an impressively difficult and dangerous e10 7a trad climb at Rhoscolyn on Holy Island, Anglesey, Wales.

At Annot in France Barbara Zangerl, Jacopo Larcher and Siebe Vanhee have all repeated the difficult trad climb Le Voyage, first ascended by James Pearson in 2017.

Interview with James Pearson and Caroline Ciavaldini after their respective repeats of Harder Faster and Gaia at Black Rocks in England. These hard grit testpieces were first ascended by Charlie Woodburn and Johnny Dawes and while Pearson’s is only the third ascent in 20 years, Ciavaldini had made the third...

British rock climber Neil Gresham has established Final Score, an e10 trad climb at Iron Crag in England.

Sport climbing in Austria: Barbara Zangerl has repeated Unleashed 8c+ and Instructor 8c+/9a in her home Vorarlberg region.

Today at 18:00 CET live streaming with American alpinist Steve House as he talks about his attempt on the unclimbed North Pillar of Masherbrum and how this paved the way for some of the most important ascents of his career.

German rock climber Lena Müller has repeated Prinzip Hoffnung, the 8b/+ E9/e10 trad climb located at Bürser Platte, Austria freed in 2009 by Beat Kammerlander.

Interview with British rock climber Pete Whittaker about his new book Crack climbing - Mastering the skills and techniques

Scottish rock climber Dave MacLeod has made the first ascent of Mind Riot at Binnein Shuas in Scotland. Graded e10 7a, it stands as one of the most difficult trad climbs in the country.

The series Strange Heroes by La Sportiva continues with British rock climber James Pearson.

The video of Steve McClure making the first ascent of GreatNess Wall, an e10 7a trad climb at Nesscliffe, England.

Britain’s Steve McClure has made the first ascent of GreatNess Wall, the long-standing trad climbing project at Nesscliffe, England. Graded e10 7a, this checks in as one of the most difficult trad climbs in Great Britain.

Blind British paraclimber Jesse Dufton has repeated the famous trad climb The Sloth at The Roaches in England. The ascent has been described by those who know as redefining the word 'impressive'.

In November 2000 Charlie Woodburn made the first ascent of Harder, Faster at Black Rocks in England. Almost 20 years later, this remains one of the most dangerous and least repeated trad climbs in Great Britain.