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.

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.

Black Ferns complete coaching group with Simon Kneebone joining Whitney Hansen’s staff as set-piece specialist for the next international cycle.

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

Whitney Hansen appointed Black Ferns head coach through to the end of 2027.

Scottish Rugby have confirmed the appointment of Sione Fukofuka as the new head coach of the Scotland Women’s national team.

Flyhalf Faitala Moleka commits to Wallaroos as Rugby Australia secures key players.

British and Irish Lions say R360 players will be ineligible for the 2027 women’s tour.

Ounsley, who was part of the BBC’s coverage for the recent Women’s World Cup, continues to be a shining light when it comes to changing perceptions and championing women’s rugby.

Saracens Women have announced the signing of Canadian international Olivia Apps as injury cover for the 2025-26 season.

Canadian prop McKinley Hunt has announced she is stepping away from professional rugby with Saracens, following her club and international commitments.

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

England international Bryony Cleall has confirmed she will retire from rugby this weekend, bringing down the curtain on a 27-year playing career.

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

Elizabeth Cartwright covered her first Women’s World Cup for TRU, and after attending Saturday’s final, she believes the tournament’s remarkable success has paved the way for the game to grow its fanbase and commercial opportunities.

England’s John Mitchell open to coaching first women’s Lions while leading Red Roses.

New Zealand finished their Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 campaign on a high, defeating France 42–26 in the bronze medal match at Allianz Stadium.