France bounce back to form with demolition of sorry Italy

Les Bleus recover from Twickenham drubbing with seven-try romp in Rome

Johnson calls for work and hunger to guard against complacency

The signs are ominous for Scotland as they face a fast-finishing England

Smarting France will be smarter against Italy

France will be looking for a convincing victory in Italy after humiliation at the hands of England

Ireland will stick close to their script in search of first grand slam for 61 years

Robert Kitson: Ireland may have to come out of their shell in Cardiff if they are to end their grand slam drought

Look, some of my oldest and prettiest pals are Scots but . . .

James Haskell: The Anglo-Scottish rivalry for me means going up against my old mates Thom and Max Evans

England’s Mr Anonymous on the fast track to world stardom

Six Nations: Tom Croft, the England back-row hailed as the standard-bearer for rugby's new era, talks to Robert Kitson

Gatland’s men determined to tear up Irish grand designs

Wales's coach, Warren Gatland, has questioned Ireland's response to the pressure of chasing a grand slam but his own side need to perform like the champions they are

Powell misses Wales training due to thigh injury

The Wales coach Warren Gatland said the Cardiff Blues No8 Andy Powell was a 'slight concern' ahead of the title decider against Ireland

Flood and Worsley declared fit to face Scotland

England manager Martin Johnson has confirmed that Toby Flood and Joe Worsley will start against Scotland

Where the money went

Liverpool's trouncing of United was cheered by the bookmakers

Jones the boot says outcome lies in the battle of the kickers

Stephen Jones and his counterpart, Ronan O'Gara, are set to ramp up the Wales-Ireland rivalry

Sweet memories of an age when the grand slam was called a clean sweep

Ireland have not won a grand slam since 1948 but the heroes of that side can still recall their route to triumph

Look to an Irish bookie for the best value on Wales

Dan Roebuck: Patriotic punters have forced Irish bookies Paddy Power and Boylesports to try to balance their liabilities by offering attractive odds on Wales