Eddie Jones backs England Rugby’s campaign to encourage more grassroots players to local rugby clubs
England Rugby Men’s Head Coach Eddie Jones has thrown his weight behind a new RFU initiative to keep players in
Six Nations 2022: four England players yet to play who could have a big say
England sit third in the Six Nations table with two wins from their opening three matches, but their sternest tests
Guinness Six Nations 2022: Six Things We Learned From Round One
With the opening weekend of the 2022 Guinness Six Nations complete, there are already a number of fascinating sub-plots emerging
Christmas comes early with successful return to Twickenham after 20-month hiatus
The return of crowds to Twickenham has been compared to Christmas as fans and businesses laud England’s first matches at capacity post lockdown.
Lynagh reflects on ‘surreal’ England call-up after rollercoaster year
Harlequins’ Louis Lynagh has labelled his call-up to train with England less than a year after making his first Premiership
Six Nations 2021: favourites England look to repeat last year’s success
England are favourites going into the Six Nations, having won it just four months ago after the tournament was postponed
Hammersmith & Fulham RFC target more charity events after £50,000 challenge success
After raising over £50,000 for the NHS, Hammersmith & Fulham RFC aim to use their success to inspire future charity
Tim Visser on Eddie Jones’ ‘baffling’ decision to drop Danny Care from Six Nations squad
Eddie Jones’ decision to drop Danny Care from his England Six Nations squad was branded ‘baffling’ by Care’s Harlequins team-mate
England and Ireland Six Nations clash too close to call according to Harlequins back row Luamanu
Minute details will decide England’s opening match against defending champions Ireland in this year’s Six Nations Championship, according to Harlequins
Harlequins wing Nathan Earle determined to force his way back into England squad after Six Nations omission
Nathan Earle admits Eddie Jones holds the key to his England ambitions – and has vowed to keep knocking at
Maro Itoje should stay in back row ‘to evolve into a world-class player’ says Lewis Moody
The majority of Maro Itoje’s international experience has come at lock but as he prepares to start in the back