The remains of an Antarctic explorer who went missing more than 60 years ago have been found — with his emotional brother ...

The remains of Dennis "Tink" Bell, a British researcher who vanished in 1959 in Antarctica when he was 25 years old, were ...

Dennis Bell's remains were sent for testing at King’s College London, where they were matched with DNA samples from his ...

Dennis went to Antarctica in 1958. He was stationed for a two-year assignment at Admiralty Bay, a small UK base with about 12 ...

A British man’s bones have been found in an Antarctic glacier 65 years after he died. Dennis Bell was 25 years old when he ...

A man has been left "shocked and amazed" after his brother's remains were recovered from Antarctica 66 years after he was ...

Dennis Bell died in a crevasse on a glacier at Admiralty Bay on King George Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula in 1959. His ...

When Dennis Bell’s colleague began pulling him out of an icy hole, the rope around Bell’s belt snapped, and his second fall ...

THE remains of a Brit researcher who died in Antarctica have been discovered nearly six decades after a tragic accident.

This discovery brings closure to a decades-long mystery and reminds us of the human stories embedded in the history of ...

DNA-testing confirms human remains recovered from an Antarctic glacier are those of a British meteorologist who fell down a crevasse during an expedition in 1959.

Dennis Bell, known as Tink, who lost his life while exploring Antarctica, came to light after his bones were identified after ...