England boss John Mitchell believes their Six Nations grand-slam triumph over France will only help the Red Roses raise their game as thoughts shift to reaching the World Cup final.

England edge France 43-42 to clinch fourth consecutive Women's Six Nations Grand Slam in a classic.

Emma Sing replaces injured Ellie Kildunne as England face France in Women’s Six Nations Grand Slam clash.

Captain Edel McMahon returns as Ireland make five changes for Six Nations clash with Wales.

Erin King sidelined with knee injury, missing Six Nations and World Cup.

Jade Shekells earns first England start as John Mitchell makes nine changes for Six Nations clash vs Scotland.

The 20-year-old is dreaming of getting an opportunity to face England on Saturday after a 'pinch yourself' few weeks for one of Scotland's emerging talents.

The Red Roses maintained their unbeaten run with a dominant second-half performance in Cork despite leading by just two points at break.

Ireland's women's rugby team announces three lineup changes for the Six Nations match against England in Cork.

Alex Matthews returns from ban; Abby Dow reaches 50 caps as England face Ireland in Women’s Six Nations clash.

Interview: The Red Roses forward on learning from others, England’s exciting depth, John Mitchell’s understanding and facing Wales at the Principality.

Lilli Ives Campion and Mia Venner to make full Red Roses debuts as England face Italy in the Women's Six Nations opener.

England will likely dominate the Six Nations conversation in a home World Cup year, but Scotland's opening meeting with Wales will see both teams looking to “push on to new heights”.

The Rugby Football Union has awarded 32 England Women's players with full-time contracts for the upcoming 2024/25 season.

Scotland scrum-half Sarah Law has announced her decision to retire from professional rugby.

England recently romped to their sixth straight Six Nations title and their success on the pitch is having a positive impact in the stands.

England head coach John Mitchell had high praises for the red roses team following their Grand Slam triumph in the recently concluded Women's Six Nations tournament.

England have clinched the Women's Six Nations Grand Slam hat-trick as they defeated a 14-player France side with a 42-21 victory in the final round in Bordeaux.

England head coach John Mitchell has made two changes to the starting line up for the Grand Slam decider against France to be played in Bordeaux on Saturday.

Red Roses No 8 Alex Matthews is looking forward to England being 'uncomfortable' out in France as John Mitchell's side aim for a sixth successive Six Nations title.