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Rugby World Cup organisers have announced plans to re-record the pre-match national anthems after they faced widespread criticism

The 51-year-old South African previously worked as Italian rugby’s head of high performance.

Head collisions and player safety dominated the early headlines at the Rugby World Cup

England were blown away by the fervent support they received at Stade Velodrome in Saturday’s Rugby World Cup win over Argentina.

George Kruis is helping with England's lineout preparations at the World Cup.

Former England international talks to Donald McRae about conservatism stifling rugby union, grappling with grief and rediscovering his sense of self

Two decades ago there were only two criteria used to diagnose concussion. Jon Patricios, a sport and exercise medicine physician and co-lead author of the latest international consensus statement on concussion in sport, discusses the science of head injuries and some of the protocols adopted by World Rugby to make…

England adopted a damage limitation approach to Tom Curry's disciplinary hearing in a bid to have the Sale flanker available for a possible Rugby World Cup quarter-final.

Pre-recorded versions of the anthems sung by children’s choirs have been a disaster, writes Luke Baker, but it’s not too late for World Rugby to stop the fiasco

Just one round of matches gone and already the bungling blazerati of World Rugby are looking like complete and utter prats.

Springbok coaches held up different coloured lights to send messages during the Rugby World Cup fixture in Marseille