England international and Harlequins prop Joe Marler has recently pulled out of the game against Wales next week and the tour of Australia in June.
The 25-year-old revealed that he has turned to psychological help to address his on-field issues and needs a "short rest".
Here is the list of events involving Marler in the recent period.
11th March - Marler verbally abuses Wales prop Samson Lee during England's 25-21 RBS 6 Nations victory, calling him a "gypsy boy".
13th March - The RFU reveals that Marler apologised to Lee for the slur, which was accepted by the Wales player.
14th March - Marler was cited for striking Wales front row Rob Evans in the same game and ordered to appear in front of a Six Nations disciplinary hearing.
16th March - Six Nations Rugby chooses not to sanction Marler for either offence.
23rd March - World Rugby Union announced Marler would face an independent misconduct hearing regarding his abuse of Samson after Six Nations organisers let him go unpunished.
5th April - Marler was suspended for two matches and fined £20,000 - to be paid to charity - following the WRU misconduct hearing.
22nd April - On his return from suspension Marler courts more controversy as he kicks Grenoble hooker Arnaud Heguy in the head
27th April - The 25-year-old is handed another two-match suspension by the RFU for his offence on Heguy, ruling him out until 9th May.
13th May - Marler makes his return to the Harlequins side for the European Challenge Cup final defeat to Montpellier.
18th May - He withdraws from England's summer tour to Australia, saying he needs a "short rest".