Burrow inspired by Doddie Weir after motor neurone disease diagnosis

Former Scotland and Newcastle Falcons lock Doddie Weir has quickly proven a source of inspiration for Rob Burrow following his diagnosis.

Premiership Rugby could revamp salary rules after Saracens breach

Saracens, the champions of England and Europe, were severely sanctioned for breaching salary cap rules that will now be subject to a review.

Laidlaw calls time on Scotland career

Fly-half Greig Laidlaw said it was an "incredibly hard" decision to retire from international rugby.

Plumtree and Feek join All Blacks coaching staff

John Plumtree has been appointed New Zealand forwards coach and Greg Feek scrum coach in a new era for the All Blacks.

Old Glory DC sign Springboks legend Mtawarira

Old Glory owner Paul Sheehy says Tendai Mtawarira's decision to head Stateside is a "game-changer" for Major League Rugby.

Wallabies back Hodge signs long-term Rebels and Rugby Australia extension

Reece Hodge has agreed to stay on with the Rebels until 2023.

RFU expect decision over Jones ‘fairly soon’

Eddie Jones has given little away over whether he would be prepared to remain in the England job until the next Rugby World Cup.

Kolisi and Du Toit commit to Stormers

Siya Kolisi is determined to reach new heights with the Stormers after committing his future to the Super Rugby franchise.

Ex-Wales assistant Howley apologises for betting after battling ‘demons’

Rob Howley placed 363 bets across a 46-month period from November 2015 and has said sorry after being hit with a lengthy ban.

Farrell leaves Kearney out of first Ireland training squad

Ireland have named a 45-man squad to train in Dublin that omits Rob Kearney, Jordi Murphy, Sean Cronin, Jack Carty and Kieran Marmion.

Sexton exit talk dismissed by Leinster

Lyon are reportedly targeting Ireland fly-half Johnny Sexton, but Leinster insist there has been no suggestion he will leave the province.

Former Wales assistant Howley gets 18-month ban for betting

After placing 363 bets across a 46-month period from November 2015, Rob Howley has been handed an 18-month ban from rugby.

Exeter overpower Sale, classy Clermont cut loose

Brothers Joe and Sam Simmonds were influential as Exeter Chiefs moved to the brink of a quarter-final spot in Europe.

EPCR to investigate Saracens-Munster melee

Saracens claim a derogatory comment made to Jamie George by Munster's chief medic sparked a fracas at Allianz Park.

Vunipola brothers inspire Saracens past Munster, Leinster thrash Saints

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

Scarlets confirm talks over Mooar taking All Blacks job

Brad Mooar's stay in Wales could be short, as Ian Foster wants the Scarlets boss to join his coaching staff.