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Wallaroos scare England but fail 'mission impossible'

Australia's rugby women held a shock halftime lead but their dream of beating England's seemingly invincible world champions was eventually buried.

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Poirot’s Sir David Suchet to star in Ludwig Christmas special

The festive instalment will see the actor behind one of television’s most famous detectives having the tables turned

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Lonely Robot issue call to arms with new single Show The Way

Lonely Robot release their sixth and final album, An Ending, in September

Louder

‘Whole and meaningful’: Red Roses coach John Mitchell becomes British citizen

England women’s World Cup-winning coach, John Mitchell, has revealed he became a UK citizen in July after a six-year process

The Guardian - UK

Red Roses coach John Mitchell reveals stance on controversial trial of smaller ball

England fly half Zoe Harrison has branded the trial as the ‘worst decision ever’

The Independent UK

"I hope Lonely Robot fans find this to be a fitting epilogue." John Mitchell announces final Lonely Robot album, An Ending

John Mitchell will release his sixth and final album under the Lonely Robot banner in September

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Awesome new prog from Asia, Teiger, Aisles and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week

Top roggy sounds you must hear from Crumbling Ghost, Fallen Letters, Gardenhead, Winter In Eden and more in our all-new Tracks Of The Week

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Asia share video for The Traveller (Into The Light), the first new music from upcoming album, Indigo

Asia's new album, Indigo, features two songs co-written with John Wetton and guest appearances from Steve Howe and Mike Portnoy

Louder

End-of-season rugby union awards: best games, players and more

From that crunch classic in Paris to the Red Roses’ trailblazing and Rhys Carré’s try, our pick of the moments that made the 2026-27 season

The Guardian - UK

Jo Yapp insists Women’s Lions will draw from all four unions after appointment as head coach

Yapp revealed that she had already consulted Andy Farrell, who led the men’s Lions to series victory in Australia last year

The Independent UK

British and Irish Lions appoint Jo Yapp as head coach for inaugural women’s tour

The former England captain will lead the Lions to New Zealand in 2027

The Independent UK

Scottish Labour MP ignores pro-Palestine campaigners' call for meeting

A SCOTTISH Labour MP ignored her constituents’ request for a meeting to talk about the genocide in Gaza, The National can reveal.

The National (Scotland)

England play Tetris to build pyramid towards extending global dominance

England showed their hunger to defend Women’s World Cup title in 2029 by sealing an eighth successive Six Nations triumph

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The Guardian - UK

Resolve of Red Roses in Six Nations glory should not be overlooked

Concern that England’s women are not being challenged fails to acknowledge what it takes for consistent excellence

The Independent UK

Why England’s most impressive Women’s Six Nations grand slam yet is also the most concerning

England overcame France 43-28 in a physical battle to seal an eighth straight Women’s Six Nations title

The Guardian - UK

France plot England’s downfall but Marlie Packer and co defiant in final crunch

In Bordeaux on Sunday the Red Roses chase an eighth straight Women’s Six Nations title, with Les Bleues seeking a slam too

The Guardian - UK

Liz Crake goes from dentist chair to grand slam decider as England look for bite

Dentist and lecturer Liz Crake has been named on the bench for England’s grand slam decider against France on Sunday as Kelsey Clifford has been ruled out with injury.

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The Independent UK

Red Roses trio recover from injury to provide boost for crucial Six Nations clash with France

Lilli Ives Campion, Sadia Kabeya and Maddie Feaunati have all been named in England’s starting XV for the decisive encounter in Bordeaux

The Independent UK

Helena Rowland to win 50th cap as Red Roses hand out another debut against Italy

Brisbane-born back row Haidee Head is due to earn her first cap off the bench against Italy

Louder

“I really wanted to help. But if I’m honest I was just crap. I couldn’t pull it off”: It Bites ex Francis Dunnery abandoned Asia after one show. He’s stopped trying to please everybody

Robert Plant and Santana collaborator reveals complaints about his recent DVDs, the possibility of revisiting his 80s heyday, and why it was time to explore his difficult childhood on new album England’s Tales Of The Council House Kid

The Independent UK

England run rampant against gutsy Wales – but one thing threatens their Women’s Six Nations supremacy

England 62-24 Wales: An injury to Sadia Kabeya further depleted the Red Roses’ stocks even in a typically sizeable victory

The Guardian - UK

England’s Millie David: ‘Ellie Kildunne is so nice. The first time I met her I cried’

The new wing star for the Red Roses, nicknamed Millie Whizz, tells Sarah Rendell she is about to make her debut alongside one of her heroes

The Independent UK

Millie David to make Red Roses debut against Wales as England’s lock crisis deepens

Young Bristol wing David is primed for her first cap, but second row Lilli Ives Campion has joined a long list of absentees

The Guardian - UK

England Women are dominating rugby in a way few have done in any sport

The way a weakened side flattened Scotland brings to mind the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s and Pep Guardiola’s peak Manchester City

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