Philip Goodeve-Docker was trekking across Greenland ice sheet with two friends when group got into trouble A British man who had described his planned trek with two friends across part of the Greenland ice sheet as a "frankly nutty adventure" died after part of their tent was blown away in a snowstorm early into the 400-mile expedition. Philip Goodeve-Docker, a comedy promoter, was said to...
British man dies in Greenland during Arctic expedition
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