Robbie Cammack, a 19-year-old medical student from Moray in Scotland, has died after falling 1,300ft while climbing the Aiguille du Midi peak near Mont Blanc in the French Alps.

The University of Edinburgh student, who set out for the climb with his partner last Tuesday, became lost and called mountain rescue on Wednesday.
However, a rescue helicopter was unable to attend due to inclement weather and the 24-hour delay meant only his climbing partner was rescued.
Mr Cammack's body was recovered by rescue teams on Friday morning, but he was pronounced dead at the scene having suffered fatal injuries from a fall of more than 400m, according to reports.
Speaking about the tragedy, the climber's father Adrian told the Press and Journal newspaper: 'Robbie loved life and brought a laugh and inspiration to so many people - he will be deeply missed.
'He was well known throughout Moray for his achievements, both academic and sporting.'
A Foreign Office spokesman added: 'We can confirm the death of a British national in the French Alps.
'Next of kin are aware and are receiving consular assistance.'