Danny Care’s precise kicks open door to England victory
Paul Rees: England's switch from passing to kicking and the sin-binning of Alun Wyn Jones proved crucial at Twickenham
Warren Gatland considers dropping Alun Wyn Jones for ‘stupid’ trip
The Wales coach Warren Gatland is thinking of dropping Alun Wyn Jones, who cost his side 17 points when he was sin-binned against England
A great Mathew Tait is worth the wait
Paul Hayward: The England centre made up for lost time against Wales on Saturday with an impressive performance
Moray Low of Glasgow set to help Scotland face France in Six Nations
The tighthead prop who plays today in the unenforced absence of Euan Murray is a rising star in a key position, writes Mike Averis
England’s three-dimensional rugby is just the ticket for fans
Barney Ronay: As England v Wales got the 3D treatment, it turns out rugby union – and rugby union played the England way – is well suited to the format
Warren Gatland blames ‘stupid’ Alun Wyn Jones after England defeat
The Wales coach Warren Gatland was furious with Alun Wyn Jones after the second-row was sent to sin bin for a trip on Dylan Hartley
England give Martin Johnson a reason to smile
Eddie Butler: Sincere cheering broke out at Twickenham as England gave Martin Johnson cause for satisfaction
England stick boot in after Wales’s Alun Wyn Jones is sent to the sin bin
England kicked off their Six Nations campaign with victory over a Wales side hampered by the sin-binning of Alun Wyn Jones.
James Heaslip and Tomás O’Leary score tries as Ireland ease past Italy
Ireland found it all too easy to beat Italy in a poor match that kicked off the Six Nations
England 30-17 Wales – as it happened
Martin Johnson's attacking selection got the better of Wales in their first Six Nations game. Scott Murray was watching.
Trigger happy Wales hold fire on Warren Gatland
The Wales Rugby Union, all too twitchy in the past, is behind its head coach
England equipped to entertain – but can Johnson usher in age of freedom?
Paul Hayward: England's coaching staff deny the charge they are shackling the players. Today against Wales the fans will expect proof
Fates conspire to offer Scotland hope against Six Nations favourites France
Scotland coach Andy Robinson has escaped without losing too many key players to injuries
Martin Johnson’s England lose Riki Flutey for Wales Six Nations opener
The Brive centre suffered a dead leg in training and will be replaced at inside-centre at Twickenham tomorrow by Toby Flood
Declan Kidney’s people-first approach hits right note for Ireland
As Ireland start their defence of the Six Nations crown, whatever it is that their coach Declan Kidney does, it certainly appears to be working