Major Boat Race tradition set to be axed and consigned to history after health warning ...Middle East

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THE BOAT RACE winning Cox will not be thrown into the River Thames this year because E. coli was found in the water. The historic competition pitting Oxford and Cambridge University against each other will still go ahead on Saturday. AFPThe crew will not be allowed to jump into the river after the race[/caption] But competitors have been warned about the dangers of coming into contact with the water. Crews have been advised to wear footwear and to cover up cuts and blisters, and told not to swallow water that might splash up around their mouths. Rowers are also forbidden from jumping into the Thames at the end of the race as winning Cambridge men’s cox Jasper Parish did last y

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