we found 10,000 colonies per 100 millilitres of e coli. worse than the worst rating for bathing water, and also means, therefore, that you shouldn't go in the river. and in the case of rowers, they need very careful health guidance. many watermen declared race conditions the - worst for 70 years, and each cox wore goggles to help . in their difficult task. rowers in this historic race so used to natural challenges and cambridge are sinking. cambridge are going down. and sometimes they end up in the water without meaning to. organisers at the boat race have issued guidance to competitors this weekend to cover up open wounds and wash their hands regularly, and the teams involved haven't been put off. this thousands of people were not unique in racing on this course. we're not any more danger than anyone else using this river. you have your diet coke after training and the hope that gets rid of anything you might have had. but we'll be fine. well, this is the finish line of the nearly four mile route and the celebrations and commiserations ta

this is e. coli.ually causes unpleasant associations, poisoning, and poor health, but at the university of georgie they learned to produce this particular bacterium directly into the intestines. e. coli has long been a reliable friend of biotechnologists, first they taught it to make the life-saving hormone insulin for diabetics, they inserted the gene responsible for its production into the dna of bacteria, this is exactly how they work on genetically modified e. coli modern enterprises for the production of insulin. an edible medicine using genetic engineering was created at the university of california at davis. there they inserted into the dna of lettuce a gene that allows the plant to produce human parathyroid hormone; people in space, for example, lack it and lose bone mass. on a long mission, for example, on mars, it will be very difficult to heal a fracture, it will be expensive to carry all the necessary medicines with you, and it will be cheaper to take seeds of transgenic plants. we have sh

we found 10,000 colonies per 100 millilitres of e. coli. what i per 100 millilitres of e. coli.herefore you should not go in the river and for rowers, they need careful health guidance which we have issued in partnership with the british war owing organisation. so the rowers can go out and hopefully with the safe knowledge that they will be protected with the information but ultimately we don't know whether people will get sick from the event. unfortunately many rowers and swimmers have been sick from using the sport on the thames and that will continue to be a risk unless thames water cleans up the mess. thames water cleans up the mess. thames water cleans up the mess. thames water and has told us that we have experience, they cite, higher than average rainfall across london and ground water levels are exceptionally high for the time of year. the have published plans to upgrade over 250 of their sites. but it does notjust london that this affects. there are thousands maybe millions of people who consider entering public waterways for recreation. almost every day. certainly ever

to give you an idea, the level of e. coli bad. therefore they are advising people against going into the thames for a swim. we are talking ten times worse than that which is definitely a problem and health concern in the run—up to this event. people were wondering whether this race would actually be happening, should be postpone it. but different organisation committees met up and set up guidelines for the rowers, for the athletes, before and after the race, to ensure that they are safe in these conditions. we are talking whether they are just the water, of course, and i spoke to emergency rescue team here who said that should be ok because they are quite used to it, usually a few stomach bugs after a race like this. we just hope that none of the rowers will end up very badly sick after this race. �* , will end up very badly sick after this race. �*, .,, ., �*, this race. let's hope not. let's talk about _ this race. let's hope not. let's talk about the _ this race. let's hope not. let's talk about the race _ this race. let's

we found 10,000 colonies per 100 millilitres of e coli.nd also means, therefore, you shouldn't go in the river. and, in the case of rowers, they need very careful health guidance. archive: many watermen declared race conditions the worst for 70 years, - and each cox wore goggles to help in their difficult task. rowers in this historic race are used to natural challenges. and cambridge are sinking. cambridge are going down. and sometimes they end up in the water without meaning to. organisers of the boat race have issued guidance to competitors this weekend to cover up open wounds and wash their hands regularly. and the teams involved haven't been put off. there's thousands of people, we're not unique in racing on this course. we're not in any more danger than anyone else using this river. you have your diet coke after training in the hope that gets rid of anything you might have had. but we'll be fine. well, this is the finish line of the nearly four mile route. and the celebrations and commiserations take placejust the other side of the b

let's forget the e—coli and the rancid forget the e—coli and the rancid for water a second.hletes? can you hear us, alex? okay, we'll try and get alex? okay, we'll try and get alex back there. but as will said, it's going to be 16 minutes of all out hardcore rowing. charlie rowley have you ever been down there? i mistakenly thought you were from oxbridge. you went to oxbridge ? oxbridge. you went to oxbridge? >> that's quite all right. you can make that mistake. >> it was the voice in my ear told me that. so i'm gonna i'm going to blame that on them. but have you ever been down to the boat race, i haven't, but i do live in putney and it's live in putney now, and it's taking place afternoon, taking place this afternoon, just i think. just just after 3:00, i think. just before 3:00. and so i might head down this and see soak up down after this and see soak up the atmosphere. weather was the atmosphere. the weather was great i was coming in this great as i was coming in this morning. could morning. so it could be a perfect for what perfect conditions for what could another grea

of e coli. , ., of e coli.tely, then whatever is in the thames at the moment.— definitely, then whatever is in the thames at the moment. it is a tossup between the — thames at the moment. it is a tossup between the two _ thames at the moment. it is a tossup between the two i _ thames at the moment. it is a tossup between the two i think— thames at the moment. it is a tossup between the two i think we _ thames at the moment. it is a tossup between the two i think we would - thames at the moment. it is a tossup between the two i think we would alll between the two i think we would all pick the champagne. it is really hard to keep away from that spray, with the big boats in the water as well. �* , ., ., ., , with the big boats in the water as well. �* i. ., ., , , , well. and if you are really puffing, ou are well. and if you are really puffing, you are really _ well. and if you are really puffing, you are really blowing, _ well. and if you are really puffing, you are really blowing, because i well. and if you are

high levels of e coli were detected in the river.en told to cover up blisters and open wounds. the environmental advocacy group river action said tests indicate that the e coli comes from sewage discharge. cambridge city council has ordered a sculpture of the late duke of edinburgh to be taken down. officials say the bronze artwork was erected last year without planning permission. it had already been removed from a previous site, where it was put up in 2014. you're live with bbc news. the white house says it is working to reschedule a meeting with an israeli delegation to discuss its plans for rafah in gaza. earlier this week prime minister benjamin netanyahu abruptly cancelled his delegation�*s visit to washington when the us abstained during a un security council vote on a resolution that called for a ceasefire in gaza. meanwhile, the un high commissionerfor human rights has told the bbc that israel is significantly to blame for the appalling humanitarian situation in gaza, where famine is looming. these are images of destruction

we found 10,000 per hundred millilitre of e. coli.very sick from using this on the river teams and will continue to be a risk unless they managed to clean up the mess. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it's going to stay very unsettled as we head into the easter weekend. and today was certainly very mixed weather. we had some sunshine and some brief warmth of 12 degrees in eastern england before we saw that spell of rain. but it was in scotland where the rain hung around for much longer and that really kept the temperatures much lower as well. it's so very unsettled because we've got low pressure sitting close to us and this one is going to strengthen the winds into thursday. we've got this weather front here bringing rain back up from france, in across england and wales. there may even be a bit of sleet and snow over exmoor and into the cotswolds, more particularly over the hills of wales. further north, there“ll be some showers for a while, but it may well turn drier and it will also get colder with a frost likely in so

high levels of e coli bacteria have been found on the river thames course.ink the national health service is not working in the uk. a survey — which questioned people in england, scotland and wales last autumn — showed satisfaction with the nhs has dropped to a record low. just a quarter of those asked said they were happy with it. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, is here and has been looking at the results, and it's a pretty grim picture. yes, sophie. the british social attitudes survey is seen as the gold standard tracking public opinion on the nhs for more than 40 years. this chart shows satisfaction with nhs services. early on, there wasn't data for every year. but you can see, sometimes, the satisfaction rate was well above 50%. but that has fallen sharply in the last couple of years to just 24%. the survey methodology changed slightly during the pandemic. and you can see here the reasons given by people who were unhappy with the service. more than 70% saying it was long waits for gp and hospital appointments. next came those who said more staffing and mone

on this ancient analysis, sowing, kauna, dysbacteriosis, that there is supposedly some amount of e. colirrow it’s different, in one area for people living with a certain diet like this for example, in africa the intestines are populated by some microbes in people, in europe by others, in asia by others in australia. fourth, is there any kind of universal list of what we should have there, in what quantity? these adherents of dysbacteriosis believe that yes there is, but in... bacteria, when it was grown, it doesn’t show anything else, and you’re right, the very sensitivity of the method, how good the environment was and how warm it was in reality, it only shows depends on the area where the person lives, on regardless of whether he eats meat or eats plant foods, he lives even in the same region, but from a city dweller to a village dweller. the composition of the microbiome will be different, but we can estimate it very roughly, not by analyzing dysbacteriosis, but for scientific purposes such studies are carried out when they look at the composition, using the pcr method , they determin

of the high levels of e coli that have been detected in the water, they were also advised to cover up any cuts with waterproof plasters and try to avoid accidentally swallowing any splashes from the river. the men claimed their fifth trophy in six years. the women cruised to a seventh straight victory . to a seventh straight victory. and just a reminder for you, summer is one step closer with clocks going forward. tonight the bad news is you will lose an hour of sleep with the time shifting forward at about 1:00. the news it singles the the good news is it singles the beginning of bst british summer time, which means longer evenings and brighter days ahead. that's the for news the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts . .com/ alerts. >> welcome to mark dolan tonight . no, you're not hallucinating. it's me, andrew doyle. now, in my big opinion, on monday, the april the 1st, the scottish government is going to be entering a new authoritarian era. that is not an april fool's joke, unfortunately. and in the big arrests

found to be contaminated with e coli.thames water told gb news it's the result of higher than average long term rainfall. giving out free vapes in emergency departments could help thousands quit smoking, according to a new study. academics from the university of east anglia conducted a trial in six emergency departments across the uk. one group of daily smokers were handed a free vape with guidance , while the other group guidance, while the other group were only given written information on how to stop smoking after the six months. those vapes and a referral those given vapes and a referral were 76% more likely to have quit . the london mayor has quit. the london mayor has unveiled the new election pledge to put around 1300 extra neighbourhood police officers and special constables on the streets of the capital. the pledge comes in the wake of the baroness kc review, finding the capital no longer has a functioning neighbourhood policing service. sadiq khan made the pledge alongside shadow home secretary yvette cooper, wh

bacterial prostatitis , the result of a sexually transmitted infection, the result of an infection with e. colis we find in men with symptoms not i know what to do, only 2% of all sick people, that is, if we are sick... let’s draw it like this, this is a sick person with prostatitis, then only this one will have bacterial chronic prostatitis, the remaining 98% have something, that’s about this is what we will talk about now, the fact is that these are the symptoms that we are talking about, difficult urination, frequent urination, painful urination , these are when a person squeezes droplets out of himself, when there is no feeling of relief, when there is pain, when erectile dysfunction, other problems with sex, all this is called prostatitis, while the vast majority of scientists who deal with this, doctors, believe that this has nothing to do with the prostate, and there may be various reasons behind this are there any reasons that hinder life a little? so to speak to doctors, but the fact that even if there are no symptoms of bacterial prostatitis, sometimes in a number of cases, with these

usually a public toilet, and there can be a wide variety of microorganisms there, enteroviruses, e. colierimentally: a hand dryer is a real breeding ground for bacteria, however , experts have arguments in defense of these devices; as a rule, now many still install a highly purified filter, the so -called hepofilter against viruses, bacteria, microbes, yes, that is, roughly speaking, practically sterile air ends up on your hands, but even if such a filter is in sushi... not worth, this does not mean that every use of the device will necessarily lead to some kind of disease, it simply increases the risk, especially for those whose immunity is now weakened, but still, if possible, it is better to use dryers as little as possible, doctors say, you can replace them with paper towels, but you definitely shouldn’t leave your hands wet , viruses and bacteria feel great on wet skin, which means the likelihood of getting infected with something increases significantly, with clean hands and good intentions, everyone will... chipped or marked with special tags; not only cows, pigs and horses will h

the farmer's raw milk was connected to e. colibreak in two st states and the farmer des that and selling raw milk to the immediate family and cannot be marketed or sold to the public. easier to buy drugs than raw milk in america. it's so insane if you want raw milk, get raw milk. it's crazy. check this out, a german shepard in ohio caught on camera coming ththrough a doggy door with a dr close behind. they were out exploring before trying to bring the new friend in the house. the three animals strutting up to the camera. will: come on, this way, they put the food over here. rachel: let me show you where i get free food. will: serious, they put it in a bowl for me. get out. pete: think what my life looks like. it'll blow your mind. pete: that's great. faith under fire and new report shedding light on 300 recent attacks on catholic chumps in the u.s. and director of the catholic church accountability project and what's coming up. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it'

university boat race this saturday have warned rowers not to enter the water due to high levels of e colicompeting on. the winning coxes are traditionally thrown into the water, with crew members often following them in. the river action campaign group say the pollution is caused by thames water discharging sewage into the river. in a statement, thames water blamed the problem on recent high levels of rainfall and said they were taking action to address the issue. and that's all the sport for now. thank you. let's return to the terrible case we have heard more details about today. finley boden was just ten months old when he died on christmas day 2020 — murdered by his parents soon after a family court had returned the baby to their care. now a safeguarding review has said he was failed by the authorities in derbyshire when he should have been one of the most protected children in the area. stephen boden and shannon marsden inflicted 130 injuries on their child — both were convicted of murder and sentenced to life. here's phil mackie. finley boden�*s family said he was a happy, chucking b

the contaminated with e coli.onment agency's director of water, helen wakeham, says it's disappointing but not surprising. >> the environment agency required water companies to monitor all their discharges. we've got 100% coverage now of the sewage network and that accounts for some of the increase. but actually it just shows the scale of storm overflow operation in a wet yeah overflow operation in a wet year. and the purpose of putting the monitoring in place was to make an argument for more regulation and more investment in storm overflows. and i think , in storm overflows. and i think, you know, the results from last year show exactly why that's required . required. >> the search for survivors following yesterday's bridge collapse in baltimore has been suspended, with six people presumed dead. video footage captured the moment a cargo ship crashed into the francis scott key bridge at around 130 yesterday morning, local time. the collision plunged cars, their drivers and construction workers into the water below

couldn't even go into the rowers couldn't even go into the thames yesterday because it's full of e coliit's so full of e coli, because thames dumping sewage thames water is dumping sewage in thames, single in the thames, and every single member i member of the public that i spoke said that they thought spoke to said that they thought privatisation has failed. so do you accept that it is a failure, i think it has been horribly abused and maybe we were naive in not foreseeing the ways in which it would be abused. >> virtually no other european nafion >> virtually no other european nation doesn't have a effectively nationalised water system. >> in fact, no, no other nation has the nhs. i'm not particularly impressed by that argument. thank you. thank you very much. it sounds as though the tories may be washed away by, by the by the tidal flow . by, by the by the tidal flow. thank you very much. albie amankona. paul connew and darren grimes . king amankona. paul connew and darren grimes. king charles is appearing in public this morning for easter sunday service at for the easter sunday servi

so e coli running rampant in the river thames is this unusual.l at all. it's quite, unique this year at the levels at which it is, running and the reason for this is obviously record levels of sewage being dumped into, our river by, thames water. and of course, the problem affects other, rivers and seas across the country, where other , water the country, where other, water companies are dumping sewage into the river as well . i was into the river as well. i was thinking this morning about whether or not this is this should continue to be called the boat race. perhaps they should change name to the floor is change the name to the floor is lava, where you into the lava, where if you step into the water, you might contract, some kidney disease and sepsis, and this is the cost of water privatisation after 30 years. >> so, john bosco, you've been complaining . you've been complaining. you've been complaining. you've been complaining and complaining about this for a long while now . about this for a long while now. why has nothing been done? every yea

doesn't sound full of e coli. doesn't sound very nice, does it?s as as this easter holiday makers, of course, they they're going . beach goers, wild going out. beach goers, wild swimmers, apparently they exist . swimmers, apparently they exist. they've all been warned against swimming in dozens of rivers and coastal areas across england, including many famous spots that i've no doubt you'd recognise. well, joining me now is jim dale, senior meteorologist. meteorologist. even at british weather services. jim, thank you for your company. i mean, do you support these labour measures ? support these labour measures? are they going to be enough to prevent this from happening? just what's going on? >> well, we have our >> well, we have to bide our time because obviously there's going to an election and going to be an election and they've win election they've got to win the election before there. they've got to win the election befyand there. they've got to win the election befyand by there. they've got to win the election befyand by the :here. they've g

a double yesterday, but rowers were warned not to jump into the water, because of high levels of e coliand a new video has been released in the united states showing the inside of the container ship that hit the baltimore bridge, causing it to collapse in the river. the footage, released by the national transport safety board is one of the first glimpses inside the vessel that collided with the francis scott key bridge on tuesday. it shows investigators boat investigators inside the boat inspecting damage as they arrived to download the ship's data. crews were still surveying the damage as of midday on friday. a huge crane, which can lift up to 1000 tons, has been put in place to start hauling debns put in place to start hauling debris out of the . water. debris out of the. water. >> now, in his easter message, the prime minister welcomed the opportunity to pause and reflect as he gears up for a general election. >> okay , but a new poll in the >> okay, but a new poll in the mega poll actually calling . it a mega poll actually calling. it a mega poll actually calling. it a mega poll act

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this is, as a rule, a public toilet, and microorganisms there can be very diverse, enteroviruses, e. colinto our hands during drying. several years ago, american scientists confirmed experimentally: the dryer is a real breeding ground for bacteria, but experts have arguments in defense of these devices. as a rule, now many still install a high-purity filter, the so-called hepafilter from viruses, bacteria, microbes, yes, that is, roughly speaking, practically sterile air ends up on your hands, but even if such a filter is not installed in the dryer, it is not means that every use of the device will definitely lead to some kind of disease, it simply increases the risk, especially for those whose immunity is now weakened, but still, if possible, it is better to use dryers as rarely as possible, doctors say, you can replace them with paper towels , but you definitely shouldn’t leave your hands wet; on wet skin, viruses and bacteria feel great, which means the likelihood of getting infected with something increases significantly; with clean hands and with good intentions, all farm animals wil

it comes as rowers taking part in this weekend's boat race have been warned of high levels of e colirves nearly a quarter of the uk's population and has debts of more than £15 billion. >> treasury will continue to monitor very carefully what's happening at thames water. our understanding is that the company is still solvent and today's news should not have an impact on the services received by customers. obviously there are parts of the country where the service has not been up to scratch, including in my own constituency, and local mps will continue to hold thames water to account in those situations . but account in those situations. but overall, we will continue to watch the situation very carefully . carefully. >> a teenager has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an alleged stabbing on a london train yesterday afternoon. it happened between shortlands and beckenham, just before 4:00 on a train bound for victoria station . footage shared victoria station. footage shared on social media showed a masked man attacking another man with a large knife, while concerned

to jump into the water after winning their races, as is tradition, because of the high levels of e colihat have been detected in the water. the oxford rower leonard jenkins said he didn't want to take anything away from cambridge's victory, but that he and other crew had been very ill crew members had been very ill with some vomiting before the race and they didn't have much to give . summer is one step to give. summer is one step closer with the clocks going forward. very shortly we will lose an hour of sleep with the time shifting forward at 1 am. the good news, though, is that it single signals the beginning of summer time , which of british summer time, which means longer evenings and brighter ahead . that's the brighter days ahead. that's the news for the latest stories. do sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on the screen right now or go to gb news. common alerts time now for headliners . alerts time now for headliners. >> thanks, polly. hello and welcome to headliners and happy easter. i'm nick dixon, taking you through tomorrow's top stories for the next hour. and i'm jo

because high levels of because of the high levels of e coli that have been detected in the river, theye also advised to cover up any cuts with waterproof plasters , and to with waterproof plasters, and to try to avoid accidentally swallowing river water. the men claim their fifth trophy in six years, while the women cruised to a seventh straight victory . to a seventh straight victory. and just lastly, summer is one step closer with the clocks going forward tonight . the bad going forward tonight. the bad news is you'll lose an hour of sleep with the time shifting forwards at about 1:00. the good news is it signals the beginning of british summer time that means longer evenings and brighter days ahead and one hour less rain, of course. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. >> it's saturday night and you're with the saturday five. i'm darren grimes, and i can promise that you're in for a very lively hour, as well as all of our regular features. very lively hour, as well as all of our regular features . we'l

but there are 2869 e coli per 100ml of water eamonn in the thames. 1000 is a safe reading , thames. 1000 you fall in the boat race and you fall in the water, yeah, you don't want to be jumping in the water in that tense water in a salt brine. >> isabel, you live near the thames or you did. and, did you ever go and see it? yeah we would watch it on the tv, and then when it got to our stretch of the thames, we'd run down because otherwise you'd be standing. >> you don't see an awful lot because they go past quickly. because they go past so quickly. but it's a real sport but you ask if it's a real sport and mean, certainly if you try and i mean, certainly if you try to go watch, it is thick to go and watch, it is thick with the side of thames, is with the side of the thames, is deep trying watch deep with people trying to watch and athleticism. lot of and the athleticism. a lot of these guys up at six foot five, six. i did rowing at school, but i wasn't any. i wasn't fit enough. you have be so enough. but you have to be so fit that would get the fit that they would get the balance right. >>

i hope it wasn't full coli or anything like full of e coli or anything like that. right. coming up, our panel and greatest that. right. coming up, our panel and union greatest that. right. coming up, our panel and union jackasses. st britons and union jackasses. plus >> oh, we've got breaking news. >> oh, we've got breaking news. >> oh, we've got breaking news. >> oh, what? oh, gosh. i wonder what's wrong with that? david lammy has just dropped her a massive clanger . yes, plus a massive clanger. yes, plus a cemetery has cancelled their easter egg hunt after being branded inappropriate. but why? apart it's in apart from the fact that it's in a i'll you. a cemetery, i'll tell you. a sack. welcome back to patrick christys. tonight, i have got the rest of tomorrow's newspaper front pages for you. let's do it right. we start with the daily telegraph. plan for league table of migrant crime. well, yeah , we of migrant crime. well, yeah, we got this scoop as well. robert jenrick here. senior tories demand detailed analysis to toughen visa and deportation policies . we are speaki

rowers in this weekend's boat race have been advised not to enter the water because of high levels of e colis water, the company, which serves nearly a quarter of the uk's population , has debts of uk's population, has debts of more than £15 billion. >> treasury will continue to monitor very carefully what's happening at thames water. our understanding is that the company is still solvent and today's news should not have an impact on the services received by customers . obviously, there by customers. obviously, there are parts of the country where the service has not been up to scratch, including in my own constituency , and local mps will constituency, and local mps will continue to hold thames water to account in those situations. but overall , we will continue to overall, we will continue to watch the situation very carefully . carefully. >> last year's recession was less severe than first thought. that's according to revised figures. the office for national statistics found the economy still shrunk for two quarters in a row, but the total contraction over that six month period dropped fr

and it's so bad that this weekend's boat race was affected by the amount of e coli in the thames. whatou're thames. i know what you're thinking. when will these kids who to oxford and cambridge who go to oxford and cambridge university to get a break in life? it an life? but it is an embarrassment. we can't hold an event now. the event on our rivers now. the rowers safety advice rowers were given safety advice before the race that they should avoid any splashed water avoid getting any splashed water in their mouths during a rowing race. you might as well tell them to try not to rush. leonard jenkins of the oxford men's team, said it would a team, said it would be a lot nicer if there wasn't as much poo in the water. how terrible that that needs to be said. the only time that would be is only time that would be worse is if read in if you read that in a tripadvisor review cafe on tripadvisor review of a cafe on wednesday. environment agency figures revealed raw sewage spills doubled last year in england to 3.6 million hours of spills, compared with 1.7 5,000,000 hours in 2022. i was shoc

a rule, a public toilet, and there can be a wide variety of microorganisms there : enteroviruses, e. colir hands during drying. several years ago, american scientists confirmed experimentally: a hand dryer is a real breeding ground for bacteria, however, experts have... arguments in defense of these devices, as a rule, now many still install a highly purified filter, the so-called epofilter from viruses, bacteria, microbes, yes, that is, roughly speaking, almost sterile air ends up on your hands, but even if there is no such filter in the dryer, this does not mean that every use of the device will necessarily lead to some kind of disease, it simply increases the risk, especially for those whose immunity is now weakened, but still, if possible, it is better to use doctors say, use dryers as little as possible, replace them with paper towels, but you definitely shouldn’t leave your hands wet: viruses and bacteria feel great on wet skin, which means the likelihood of becoming infected with something increases significantly. with clean hands and good intentions, all farm animals will be micro

immune tension, which controls this process. some kind of microorganism that comes from outside, like e. colinit time, the fungus can take over and multiply there, especially if some kind of fungal infection already exists there, well, it seems like in some kind of dynamic equilibrium is located, does not grow, if we often start splashing with wet feet, then accordingly this can all grow, we move on, this is of course a pain in the joint. here is a different mechanism, many of our processes can be launched according to a script, as if there was an infection, yeah, here it is, well, rheumatoid diseases, including , they very often imitate an infection as such, but the inflammation is real, this is hypothermia, it can shift the balance in general, we have a balance in the body of pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory effects of cells, this is different populations of the lymphocyte, so... based on all this, it is obvious that we must try to make sure that our feet do not get wet, and for this we need to choose suitable shoes, because different shoes, they seem to get wet differently, we even h

assessed a small stretch of the river a little bit further along at hammersmith bridge and found that e—colivironment agency's standards, so there have been warnings and instructions, particularly regarding the health of the athletes. so when they are getting into their boats, they've got to wear wellington boots and they've got make boots and they've got to make sure wearing sure that they're wearing plasters well cover any plasters as well to cover any cuts bruises . now, we've been cuts or bruises. now, we've been speaking to the people on land here about what they think of the state of the rivers here, the state of the rivers here, the river thames, but also across england as well. >> i hope still have a >> i just hope they still have a good race and no one goes in the water and gets sick. >> disgusting, absolutely disgusting. and last night when i was walking along the road where my daughter lives, there was lots of midges in the air. well, obviously we're not very happy as it's on our doorstep and you know, we don't actually we never have let the dog go down there anyway. >> and he's a

but high levels of e coli bacteria have been found on the river thames course after research by campaignthat you shouldn't go in the river. and in the case of rowers, they need very careful health guidance, which we've issued in partnership with the british rowing 0rganisation rivers trust and my charity, riveractions. we will get a full report on that at half past — we will get a full report on that at half past seven. it was raining sixes and records in cricket's indian premier league yesterday. sunrisers hyderabad, smashed 277—3 — that's the highest total in the league's history — in their win against mumbai indians. a record 38 sixes were hit in the match, seven of them, by one player sunrisers' heinrich klaasen. mumbai played their part too, making a brave attempt to chase down their huge target before falling 31 runs short. the staggering total of 523 runs was also a t—20 record. quite a contrast to what the weather is like in the uk at the moment. what the weather is like in the uk at the _ what the weather is like in the uk at the moment. but i did say reigning _ at the moment. b

not to partake in that particular strongly not to partake in that parilevels coli are the levels of e colihey've been warned . i warned to cover blisters. i mean, you know, this this has had hell of lot of traction had a hell of a lot of traction outside outside of the uk. outside of outside of the uk. it's in and everywhere it's been in cnn and everywhere else world. they're else around the world. they're absolutely else around the world. they're abrenglish tradition should be an english tradition should be contaminated, literally the contaminated, literally by the quality of the water. and quality of the of the water. and it's a shame. but the race is underway this afternoon at 3:46 pm. the men's i don't know, it's i mean, i think it's 86, 81 over the course of history. march the 30th is an ominous date because in 1912, that was the date march the 30th, when both boats sank. and they had to they had to race there, had to rerun the race the following the following week. and we won it that year. wasn't alive, but, that year. i wasn't alive, but, the the women's races the women's the women'