John Mitchell said the Red Roses are close to being one of England’s greatest sporting teams after winning another Grand Slam.

England's commanding win over Italy means the Red Roses now head to France for another Women's Six Nations Grand Slam showdown.

Helena Rowland will win her 50th international cap when England face Italy in Round 4 of the Guinness Women’s Six Nations at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi.

Maud Muir is set to reach a significant milestone this weekend, earning her 50th international cap as England face Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday, while Demelza Short is in line to make her debut and become Red Rose #269.

England have lost Hannah Botterman and May Campbell for the rest of the Women’s Six Nations

TRU’s Elizabeth Cartwright was part of the record crowd at Allianz Stadium as England began their Women’s Six Nations campaign with a win, though injuries to John Mitchell’s depleted side are a worry.

England have lost Natasha Hunt and Morwenna Talling for the rest of the Women’s Six Nations after injuries against Ireland.

Holly Aitchison starts at fly-half as England face Ireland in the Women’s Six Nations opener at Allianz Stadium.

There is a fresh feel about the world champions as the Red Roses prepare for their opening Women's Six Nations clash against Ireland in front of more than 70,000 at Allianz Stadium.

England will host Australia, Canada and New Zealand in September as part of the WXV Global Series in a major home Test schedule.

England head coach John Mitchell has unveiled a 38-player Red Roses squad ahead of the 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations campaign.

Megan Jones will lead England into 2026 after being appointed captain of the Red Roses.

Rugby World Cup-winning head coach John Mitchell has committed his future to the Red Roses after signing a long-term contract extension.

England Women return to camp as John Mitchell names a 47-player squad for the 2026 Six Nations build-up.

England rugby star Marlie Packer receives OBE for her contribution to the game.

Several leading figures from England’s World Cup-winning Red Roses squad have been recognised in the King’s New Year Honours List for 2026, underlining the impact of a historic year for women’s rugby.

Red Roses sensation and Women’s Rugby World Cup winner Ellie Kildunne has been shortlisted for the 2025 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award — making history in the process.

Red Roses wing Abby Dow has announced her retirement from professional rugby at the age of 28, bringing an end to a standout international career that delivered major titles and some of the most memorable tries in the women’s game.

England and Red Roses centre Emily Scarratt has announced her retirement from international rugby, ending a remarkable 17-year career.

Ellie Kildunne says she wants her World Cup triumph to show young female rugby fans “the route to being a world champion".