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Cambridge across the finish line! they wore white ribbons to show support for sexual assault victims after allegations recently emerged from oxford. history had been made before the men's race even started, as sarah winckless became its first female umpire. go! under her watch, both teams kept their distance to make a powerful start. without the twists and turns of the thames, this felt like a sprint to the finish. cambridge edged in front and, while oxford pushed them, they failed to reel them in. on home water, it is still theirs. cambridge have the victory! a double victory, then, for cambr...

And women's university boat race, continuing their dominance in the famous — event which was staged outside london for the first time since the second world war. our correspondent katie gornall reports. it's one of sport's most traditional showdowns but, this year, nothing about it looks familiar. gone is the river thames lined with fans. in its place, a landscape devoid of all the usual landmarks. here on the banks of the great ouse, the crews had to make their own atmosphere. go! the pandemic — and the closure of hammersmith bridge — had forced the change of scenery, giving cambridge a...

The change of scenery, giving cambridge a home advantage, and yet the women's race was nervily close. sudden movement and clashing, and this can cause all sorts of problems. on a straight course, oxford, here on the right, almost veered into cambridge's path, but the light blues fought back and found their rhythm. and they have that feeling now. cambridge across the finish line. living up to their billing as favourites to win for the fourth successive time. history had been made before the men's race even started as sarah winckless became its first female umpire. go! under her watch, both team...

The police are taking action, but it seems cumbria is braced for more this this summer. it's been a day to celebrate for cambridge — both the men's and women's team won their respective boat races earlier this afternoon. it all took place on the great ouse in cambridgeshire — the first time since the second world war it's been held away from the thames. katie gornall reports. it's one of sport's most traditional showdowns, but this year nothing about it looks familiar. gone is the river thames lined with thousands of fans. in its place, a landscape devoid of all the usual landmarks. they w...

Veered into cambridge�*s but the light blues fought back path, and found their rhythm. living up to their billing as favourites to win for the fourth successive time. history had been made before the men's race even started with the first female umpire. under her watch, both teams get their distance. teams kept their distance. without the twists and turns of the thames, this felt like a sprint to the finish with cambridge edging in front and while 0xford failed to push them, they failed to reel them in. a double victory then for cambridge in a year unlike any other. time to toast a new chapt...