The Latest Breaking News from Six Nations

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 Independent UK · Apr 25

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

The Guardian - UK · Apr 20

Scotland ready for Murrayfield ‘landmark’ against depleted but relentless England

Saturday’s Women’s Six Nations hosts hope to end 28-game losing streak against the Red Roses in front of a record crowd

The Guardian - UK · Apr 17

Holly Aitchison starts at fly half as Red Roses return to action in Women’s Six Nations opener

Powerful youngster Haineala Lutui is primed for a debut from the bench for England against Ireland

The Independent UK · Apr 9

Six new caps for France for women's Six Nations opener

France will begin their women's Six Nations campaign against Italy with six new caps in their matchday 23 after new coach Francois Ratier announced wholesale changes to the squad on Thursday.

Radio France Internationale · Apr 9

Women’s Six Nations 2026: team-by-team guide to the tournament

World champions England will be favourites to repeat last year’s grand slam but France and Ireland have hopes they can cause an upset

The Guardian - UK · Apr 9

‘We are almost incomparable’: England’s Emma Sing on challenging Kildunne and Six Nations hopes

Sing believes her ‘farm strength’ can help her compete with Red Roses star to become England’s starting full-back, she tells Sarah Rendell

The Guardian - UK · Apr 8

Mitchell’s Six Nations conundrum: who will be Red Roses’ next Abby Dow?

World champions have a large try-scoring hole to fill and a rejigged side searching for eighth title win in a row

The Guardian - UK · Apr 7

France’s Louis Bielle-Biarrey named Six Nations player of the tournament for second year running

The France winger secured 44 percent of the fan vote, beating off Italy’s Tomasso Menoncello, Ireland centre Stuart McCloskey and Scotland winger Kyle Steyn to the crown

The Independent UK · Apr 2

Weakened Leicester show why away sides need Champions Cup miracles

In three years of trying, visitors have won two of the 24 last-16 ties, so it is no surprise players needing post-Six Nations breaks skip trips

The Guardian - UK · Apr 2