The bodies of five missing skiers have been found in the Swiss Alps, police have said.
Local authorities are still searching for a sixth person.
A huge search and rescue operation was launched on Saturday after the group went missing near the 3,706m high Tete Blanche mountain.
They had set off from Zermatt, home of the famous Matterhorn mountain, on a ski tour towards Arolla along the Swiss-Italian border.
Five of the six skiers were found at 21:20 local time (20:20 GMT) "without any signs of life," a statement from Swiss Valais canton police said.
Authorities had previously told the BBC that the skiers were all Swiss nationals, and range in age from 21 to 58 years old.
Local police said teams on both sides of the route were alerted but
severe weather was hampering the operation.
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