Henry Worsely describes solo Antarctic expedition –archive video

Henry Worsley, who died in Chile on Monday, is interviewed on the BBC's Today programme on 19 October 2015. Worsley explains that he would make his journey across the Antarctic alone and have only limited backup in the event of an accident. The 55-year-old former British army officer was 71 days into his attempt when he radioed for help and was airlifted from the region. His family announced on Monday that he died from organ failure while in intensive care in Chile. He was raising money for the Endeavour Fund

Listen to the full interview on BBC Today's website