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Dr Leo Krivskiy takes a selfie on his boat. He is topless, has a bushy grey beard, and his skin is pink from the sun.

Russian NHS doctor rows across Atlantic for Ukraine

Dr Leo Krivskiy set off on the solo row from Gran Canaria in Spain on Boxing Day.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight

Sophie Pierce smiling at the camera, she has long blonde hair and is wearing small hoop earrings.

Cystic fibrosis didn't stop me rowing the Atlantic

Sophie Pierce says she hopes it "inspires others with cystic fibrosis to push boundaries".

Annasley is stood by her boat before setting off. She is inside a shed and is leaning on the

Cyclist swaps tarmac for Atlantic rowing challenge

Annasley Park hopes to finish her her 3,000-mile challenge from Spain to the Caribbean next month.

Hereford & Worcester

Man on boat with sea surrounding he has no top on a blue harness is over his shoulders - and is wearing a white baseball cap. He is looking at the camera.

Russian NHS doctor hits halfway in row for Ukraine

Dr Leo Krivskiy set off on the solo row from Gran Canaria on Boxing Day.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight

map of the Faroe Islands

Faroe Islands profile

Provides an overview of the Faroe Islands, and key facts about this autonomous Danish territory.

Large waves photographed from the deck of the Discovery.

Surviving 10-storey-high 'monster waves'

Student recalls being onboard a research ship as it was hit by the largest waves ever recorded.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight

Four teammates wearing navy blue tops stand in front of a blue boat. They are smiling and have their arms around each other.

Rowers complete 'terrifying' challenge across Atlantic

The four-man team arrived in Antigua after 52 days at sea.

Cornwall rowers finish Atlantic race in 40 days

The crew from Looe even had time to help a stranded sea turtle during their trek.

Zara Lachlan wears a purple fleece while on her boat in the ocean. She has a gold chain around her neck and is smiling at the camera. Her brown hair is up and there are sunglasses on her head.

'It's strange to be on land after 97 days at sea'

Atlantic rower Zara Lachlan says although she often wanted to go home, she never wanted to stop.