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A selection images from the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby 7s Series Pool A which saw Bath, Exeter, Gloucester and Worcestershire compete at Kingsholm.

Worcester Warriors reached the J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby 7s Series for the first time after Richard de Carpentier’s men steamrolled all before them at Kingsholm on Thursday night.

19-year-old Bath Rugby full-back Ollie Devoto has already played in one J.P. Morgan Asset Management Premiership Rugby 7s series and he now keen to help the side’s debutants hit the ground running in this year’s event.

BATH centre Ben Williams knows it's not just how you start, it's how you finish in professional rugby.

During the month of May a West Country revolution has been taking place. Gone is Sir Ian McGeechan from the Rec as director of rugby, in his place Gary Gold.

As another club season has drawn to a close, the signing of players has been prevalent! Newcastle have recruited intelligently with new signings...

Sir Ian McGeechan's days atBathappear to be numbered with the beleaguered Aviva Premiership side set to announce his departure in the next 48 hours, according to reports.

Saracens kept up the heat on league leaders Harlequins by recording five tries and a thumping win at Sale Sharks on Friday night.

A last-gasp penalty from Nick Evans spared Harlequins' blushes as they escaped from Kingston Park with a draw after a bruising encounter with Newcastle Falcons.

Aviva Premiership: Week 16 Review

Gloucester travel the short distance to the Rec for the West Country derby on Saturday as the Premiership enters its 15th week.

Aviva Premiership: Week 14 Review

The Aviva Premiership returns this weekend after a month's absence, with the battle for the play-offs and relegation set to continue.

Week 13 of the Aviva Premiership sees in-form Northampton host league leaders Harlequins, as the Saints look to close the gap to the league leaders.

Aviva Premiership: Week 11 Review

A busy Christmas schedule sees Bath travel to Franklins Gardens in search of some early festive cheer, whilst the top two square off at the Stoop with Quins heroes of the battle of Toulouse hosting champions Saracens.

Harlequins look to maintain their unbeaten record when they take the trip to the Recreation Ground to face Bath (Sat 2.15pm)

The 27-year-old is believed to have signed a two-and-half-year contract with the West Country outfit and is the first of Director of Rugby Ian McGeechan's post season signings.

"He has been such an important team man. He leads physically from the front and he's got a great attitude. When you think what he's done, what he's achieved it's fantastic."

Bath dominated Newcastle who relied on results elsewhere to maintain their Premiership status