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England thrashes Scotland

England hammer Scotland but Murrayfield crowd gets moment to cheer

England hammer Scotland but record Murrayfield crowd gets moment to cheer - Scotland 7-84 England: The ruthless world champions ran in 12 tries to cruise to a 35th consecutive Test victory

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England thrashes Scotland as record Murrayfield crowd watches a Women's Six Nations rout

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Scotland 7-84 England: Defending champions hammer hosts in Women's Six Nations at Murrayfield

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Women's Six Nations 2026: Updates, scores, commentary as Red Roses cruised to an 84-7 win against Scotland at Murrayfield

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Red Roses make light of absentees to crush Scotland with power game

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Spectre of England looms large for Wales in Six Nations

England, Iceland

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Nervy England hold on to beat Iceland in 500th international

Thanks for joining us for England's World Cup qualifier against Iceland!

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Iceland vs England live: Latest updates from World Cup qualifier

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England celebrate 500-game milestone with narrow win over Iceland

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England escape Iceland with three points thanks to Hannah Hampton’s saves

England made a significant stride in their bid to finish top of the group and qualify automatically for the 2027 World Cup with a win over Spain, but the next test is a trip to Iceland.

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Macklin Celebrini open to extension talks with Sharks

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World Cup qualifying: Team news from Iceland v England

England faces health crisis as public toilet shortage leaves people suffering

England is facing a public health crisis as a severe shortage of public toilets forces people to “suffer” across the country, health leaders have warned. New analysis by the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) reveals a “significant shortfall” in facilities, with numbers plummeting by 14 per cent since 2016.

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England, France lead ‘strictly defensive’ global summit on Strait of Hormuz

The United Kingdom and France gathered more than 50 countries in Paris on Friday for a discussion focused on joint efforts to secure free trade through the Strait of Hormuz. French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer co-chaired the panel.