Wales scrum-half Rhys Webb becomes the latest player to announce retirement from international rugby ahead of the Rugby World Cup scheduled later this year in France.
Exclusive interview: Welsh international chats to TRU's James Skeldon about the state of the game in his country, the retirements of Alun Wyn Jones and Justin Tipuric, recovering from injury and representing the Barbarians.
Their progression since the arrival of professional contracts has been encouraging and despite England putting another 50 points on an opposition, there are still positives to take for Wales.
England maintained their hope of a Grand Slam as they defeated Wales 59-3 in the third round of Tik Tok Women's Six Nations tournament at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday.
Talking Rugby Union's John Wiffen shares his reflections on the Six Nations, including praise for one of France's half-backs and why Jack Willis stood out from the rest.
The former Osprey is the mental health and well-being lead for the WRPA and has been offering his support to players in Wales who are still facing contractual uncertainty.
Wales have registered their first win since Warren Gatland took in charge again as they defeated Italy 29-17 in the fourth round of the competition at Stadio Olimpico.
Wales travel to Italy in the Six Nations with the wooden spoon looming large. A defeat for Warren Gatland's side in Rome would only add to a tumultuous campaign.
With Ospreys and Ealing Trailfinders reportedly pondering the suggestion of a merger, TRU’s Joe Harvey has taken a look at the scenario surrounding the two teams as financial issues continue to dog Welsh rugby.
Assistant coach Jonathan Thomas has described the current adversity facing Welsh Rugby to that of 20 years ago and he has also drawn comparisons to events that have occurred in the English game this season.
After over a week’s discontent surrounding whether or not England’s trip to Wales would be postponed, Steve Borthwick says his squad “empathise wholeheartedly” with what their opponents have had to go through.