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Coronavirus: Saracens apologise after stars break social-distancing rules

Billy Vunipola was among five Saracens players pictured breaking social-distancing rules this week.

Eddie Jones is still the man who can lead England to ultimate glory at the Rugby World Cup, says Billy Vunipola.

Forget talk of salary caps and World Cup hangovers, England need to deliver as title favourites in this year's Six Nations.

Saracens have confirmed Billy Vunipola suffered a broken arm against Racing 92, seemingly ruling him out of England's Six Nations campaign.

It remains to be seen whether Saracens lose some of their star players, but director of rugby Mark McCall is keen to stay with... Read more

Owen Farrell, Maro Itoje and the Vunipola brothers will all likely become available after Saracens were relegated from the Premiership.

Brothers Billy and Mako Vunipola played starring roles as reigning champions Saracens defeated Munster in the European Champions Cup.

The psychological games have already begun as England and South Africa prepare to contest the Rugby World Cup final on Saturday.

Eddie Jones has made a couple of surprise team selections for Saturday's Rugby World Cup quarter-final against Australia.

England are set to be boosted for their clash with Australia by the return of Billy Vunipola.

Despite securing a quarter-final spot with a game to spare, Eddie Jones wants his players to prepare for a tough game against France.

England clinched a place in the knockout stages at the Rugby World Cup, aided by a red card for Argentina's Tomas Lavanini.

Billy Vunipola took some big hits in England' Rugby World Cup opener against Tonga, but has been named to start against the United States.

England want to create their own legacy, says Billy Vunipola, who has no doubt Eddie Jones' side are over their 2015 World Cup frustration.

England were too good for a strong Wales side at Twickenham, where Gareth Anscombe and Tom Curry sustained injury blows.

Hooker Jamie George waxed lyrical over Billy Vunipola following his magnificent display in the European Champions Cup final.