Wales thwart England to secure new deal for Shaun Edwards

Shaun Edwards has confirmed he is almost certain to stay coaching Wales until the next Rugby World Cup, effectively ending England's hopes of signing him

Up & Under: Australia flanker David Pocock reveals eating disorder

David Pocock has admitted to suffering from an eating disorder while New Zealand's Zac Guildford's drinking antics have reached another level

Wales beat RFU to secure Shaun Edwards on new contract

Shaun Edwards has signed a new four-year contract as the Wales defence coach, ending hopes that he might take charge of the England team

Lewis Moody tells tale of riotous nights but regrets only one of them

England's 2011 World Cup captain will miss Test rugby but still has plenty on his mind after such a limp finale, he tells Robert Kitson

Lewis ‘Mad Dog’ Moody has exposed the lunacy of English rugby’s rulers

Richard Williams: Martin Johnson must have known a captain apt to run a dick-of-the-day competition was unlikely to provide a calming influence

Players reject Fran Cotton review of England World Cup failure

The England players have refused to take part in one of the reviews that was commissioned after their exit from the Rugby World Cup

England can learn a lot from New Zealand about hosting 2015 World Cup

Shaun Edwards: Volunteer stewarding and camper-van friendly authorities went a long way towards the success of 2011, but providing a winning team is the surefire way of maintaining interest

France the latest team to get burnt by the hot potato that is the haka

Barney Ronay: Fining France for their response in the World Cup final is a bizarre reaction and highlights the curious sensitivity that surrounds the haka

Winners and losers reflect on Rugby World Cup 2011

The faces of the 2011 tournament reveal their highs and lows after the All Blacks win

French game given a timely lift by fictional All Black

Richard Williams: French cinema has a low-cost blockbuster on its hands – a rugby story that could almost have been set in the Welsh valleys

New Zealand showed England the way for 2015 both on and off the field

Robert Kitson: A grand effort by the hosts to make visitors welcome meant this was a memorable World Cup, regardless of the success of the All Blacks themselves