Walking With The Wounded Team arrive back in UK

The British South Pole Allied Challenge team returned home after a challenging expedition to the South Pole. Despite severe weather and other obstacles, they completed their journey in 13 days. Early in the race, they decided to stop competing and focus on teamwork due to various struggles. Prince Harry played a significant role, contributing to team morale and carrying extra weight. The expedition aimed to raise funds for the Walking with the Wounded charity, inspiring injured servicemen and women. The team looks forward to a restful Christmas with minimal walking.

What was the emotional experience described by the team upon returning to Heathrow?

• Excitement about the next expedition

• Relief and surreal transition from the South Pole

• Anxiety about future challenges

• Disappointment about the journey

What decision was made by the team soon after the race began?

• To stop the race element and proceed together

• To increase the daily distance covered

• To split into smaller groups

• To return to base camp

How long did it take the team to reach the South Pole?

• 10 days

• 15 days

• 20 days

• 13 days

What role did Prince Harry play in the expedition?

• He focused on his own achievements

• He was an integral part, supporting and motivating the team

• He was the sole leader of the team

• He did not participate in the expedition

What is the hope for the impact of the expedition?

• To inspire future expeditions to the North Pole

• To raise funds and inspire injured servicemen and women

• To establish a permanent base at the South Pole

• To create a documentary about the journey