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Tonight's rugby news as Anglo-Welsh league officially shut down by Premiership boss and Josh Navidi has surgery

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Rugby to learn from football governance review after clubs’ collapse – RFU chief

Bill Sweeney and Premiership Rugby’s Simon Massie-Taylor were heavily criticised by a parliamentary committee

The Independent UK

Today's rugby news as Pivac to face WRU review and World Rugby launch investigation

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

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Today's rugby news as Wales learn extent of injury damage and Woodward identifies world 'power shift'

Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Monday, November 14.

Wales Online

All Blacks’ rare Twickenham visit only adds to allure awaiting England

Eddie Jones is focused on identifying New Zealand’s weaknesses with England looking for another statement victory

The Guardian - UK

England may not have won World Cup but they have changed women’s rugby

Even in the crushing disappointment of defeat, there is much for the Red Roses to be proud of

The Guardian - UK

‘She did not deserve this’: Middleton urges rethink after Thompson red

The England winger’s dismissal in the Women’s Rugby World Cup final has led Simon Middleton, the head coach, to call for high-tackle protocols to be reassessed

The Guardian - UK

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Calls for patience as rugby chiefs discuss much-mooted global calendar

Six Nations chief Ben Morel has called for patience as rugby’s powerbrokers work towards a global calendar solution that has “never been closer”.

Evening Standard

Saracens lacking safety certificate to admit 10,000 or more fans to stadium

Saracens are not able to safely admit 10,000 or more supporters to their stadium because they do not have the necessary certificate, raising questions over the stringent criteria that govern promotion to the Premiership

The Guardian - UK

What next for Wasps? Even with a miracle, they may live on in name only

As the dust started to settle on another Premiership club going into administration and 167 people walked out of the door at Wasps, the big question was: what is next for the two-time European champions?

Evening Standard

Jack Willis offers RFU chance to test whether central contracts can work

After being made redundant by Wasps, the England flanker could be a catalyst for RFU to take back control of players

The Guardian - UK

Rugby authorities to face parliamentary committee over sport’s financial crisis

Wasps and Worcester have both been placed in administration

The Independent UK

Tonight's rugby news as Brian O'Driscoll so impressed by Wales star and Wasps players all lose jobs immediately

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as Wales star 'wreaks havoc' in perfect display and English club rubbish Wasps merger

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Daily Mirror

RFU consider 'nuclear' option of bringing central contracts to negotiating table

“There are certain phrases which are like nuclear buttons and the phrase ‘central contracts’ tends to have that nuclear effect. But those around the table weren’t part of the old days when there was animosity between club and country. This is a fresh set of eyes that are looking at…

The Independent UK

RFU chief thinks central contracts could be on table in face of financial crisis

The plight of Worcester and Wasps has seen the spotlight fall on the future of English club rugby.

AFP

RFU chief backs smaller Premiership to tackle financial crisis

London (AFP) - Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney has thrown the organisation's support behind a 10-team Premiership to help solve the financial crisis in the English top flight.

The Independent UK

RFU chief Bill Sweeney backs reduced Premiership to help solve financial crisis

The financial plight of Worcester and Wasps has seen the spotlight fall on the future of English club rugby

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Daily Mirror

Worcester placed in administration as interested party tells club to "strap in tight"

Worcester Warriors were suspended from all competitions after failing to meet a 5pm deadline to show they had insurance cover, had paid staff and had a "credible" plan to take the club forward

Daily Mirror

Eddie Jones reprimanded by RFU over attack on ‘closeted’ players from private schools

Eddie Jones took aim at private schools in an interview over the weekend, insisting the current system in place affects the quality of players ultimately produced to play for England

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as All Blacks axe former Scarlets and Swansea bosses as New Zealand captain Sam Cane 'not good enough for Italy team'

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and the rest of the world

The Independent UK

Rugby authorities to seek racism feedback in wake of Luther Burrell allegations

The 32-year-old said racism was “rife” within rugby.

The Guardian - UK

RFU launches investigation after Luther Burrell’s racism in rugby revelations

The Rugby Football Union has launched an investigation after the former England centre Luther Burrell’s revelations last month about racism in rugby union

Evening Standard

Bill Sweeney confident of England’s World Cup chances are series win over Australia

RFU Chief Executive Bill Sweeney feels Eddie Jones’ England team are “on track” for next year’s World Cup after a series win in Australia.

Wales Online

Today's rugby headlines as Eddie Jones 'wounded' by traitor sledge and All Blacks' move for Scarlets coach branded 'laughable'

Jones was involved in a small altercation with a fan following the conclusion of England's tour in Australia, in which he was branded a 'traitor'

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