Shaun Edwards joins the Red Roses as a coaching consultant for the remainder of England’s 2026 WXV Global Series campaign.

England’s 39-match winning run came to an end as Canada held the Red Roses to a thrilling 26-26 draw at Sandy Park in Exeter.

Jess Breach and Alex Matthews return as England make nine changes for their WXV Global Series clash with Canada at Sandy Park.

Following Elizabeth Cartwright’s preview of England’s WXV opener, TRU reflects on a special afternoon in Salford as the world champions celebrated a 48-15 victory, Holly Aitchison’s 50th cap and Lancashire’s contribution to women’s rugby.

England score seven second-half tries to beat Australia 48-15 in Salford and extend their winning streak to 39 Tests.

With the return of some of their World Cup winners, the Red Roses will look to underline their status as the best team on the planet in the new global series.

Holly Aitchison wins her 50th England cap as John Mitchell names the Red Roses team to face Australia in the WXV Global Series.

John Mitchell names a 36-player Red Roses squad led by Megan Jones for WXV Global Series Tests against Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

John Mitchell says the new size 4.5 women’s rugby ball could increase contestable kicking as England prepare for the WXV Global Series.

John Mitchell names a 40-player Red Roses squad as England begin preparations for the WXV Global Series.

Emily Scarratt commits to Red Roses as Red Roses Attack Coach for the next Rugby World Cup cycle after Six Nations success.

RFU confirms new Red Roses contract framework to 2030, boosting salaries, full-time deals and support for England women’s rugby.

Loughborough Lightning prop Amelia Williams discusses her award-winning season, overcoming injury, England Under-20s and her ambitions for the future.

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.