Ahead of the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup, few stories embody the spirit of the tournament - and human resilience - more than Scotland international Emma Wassell’s extraordinary comeback

England's star-studded squad are favourites to lift a home Women's Rugby World Cup in September, but outside of the Red Roses and the rest of the home nations, here is a global XV to keep an eye on.

The Women’s Rugby World Cup is well and truly back for another edition. All eyes are on England, who are out for revenge after they were beaten by New Zealand in the 2021 final, which took place in 2022 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Red Roses are the favourites here, and the twist this time? They have home advantage.

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Scotland wing Rhona Lloyd is re-energised for the World Cup after the pain of missing out on her dream of becoming an Olympian.

It's going to be a big year in the international arena: with the Ashes, the Pacific Championships and more. Here's the list of every game.

Women’s Rugby World Cup final sold out with Twickenham set for record attendance - 375,000 tickets have already been sold for the tournament overall with records set to tumble

After Canada finished fourth at the last Rugby World Cup in November 2022, Karen Paquin decided to give her body a break. So the veteran flanker stepped away to concentrate on coaching at Quebec City's CNDF (Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy).

The final spot for next year's Rugby League World Cup will be decided in November as part of this year's Pacific Championships.

Four nations taking part in the Women's Rugby World Cup have been welcomed to England with a ceremony in a town. The teams of Brazil, Ireland, Japan and South Africa attended an official welcome ceremony at Northampton's Guildhall on Saturday,