2020 & 2021 Six Nations fixtures
Reigning Champions Wales will open their 2020 Six Nations against Italy, while England go to France.
Cardiff Blues add Worcester winger
Cardiff Blues have announced the signing of Wales winger Josh Adams from Worcester ahead of next season.
Antepost Angle: Rugby World Cup
As the Six Nations finishes, Gareth Jones looks ahead to the 2019 World Cup, which begins in September.
Scarlets tie down star trio
Three of Wales' Grand Slam-winning stars have signed new contracts with Scarlets, the Guinness PRO14 club have announced.
Campagnaro to join Harlequins
Italy centre Michele Campagnaro has signed a contract to join Harlequins after this autumn's World Cup.
Six Nations: Team of the tournament
Press Association Sport selects a team of the tournament following an engrossing renewal of the Guinness Six Nations.
Tipuric hails Gatland influence
Justin Tipuric has hailed Warren Gatland as a coach who "knows how to win" after Wales were crowned Six Nations Grand Slam champions.
Rugby Union World Cup Guide
Our guide has all the key details for the World Cup including pools, fixtures, stadiums, history and previous winners
Jones defends Farrell decision
Eddie Jones has revealed he brought off Owen Farrell at a critical phase of Saturday's remarkable 38-38 draw with Scotland at Twickenham due to England's captain losing his "edge".
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Paper Talk: United on Griezmann alert
Man Utd have been alerted to Antoine Griezmann's possible availability, while there's news on Thibault Courtois in today's back pages round-up.
Wednesday's racing preview
Nick Robson makes Scorpion Sid his best bet and he has a tip for every race at all three meetings.
Escape taken out of National
Elegant Escape was one of 16 horses scratched from the Randox Health Grand National at Aintree at the latest forfeit stage.
Mike Cattermole: Festival reflections
Our columnist reflects on last week's Cheltenham Festival including a controversial National Hunt Chase and an under-appreciated leading jockey.
Absent friends spring to mind
Matt Brocklebank highlights 10 high-class horses who missed the Cheltenham Festival but could yet be capable of lighting up the National Hunt campaign.
